A Complete Unknown, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy and Conclave are just some of the great movies that make up the February program.

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Moonlight Cinema is into the home stretch, with the Botanic Park-based outdoor cinema dropping the final lineup of films and session times this week.

The February program is headlined by A Week of Romance presented by Driscoll's, featuring six days of romantic flicks to celebrate Valentine’s Day. There will be a preview session of Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy along with screenings of romance favourites Notting Hill, How To Lose A Guy in 10 Days, The Notebook and We Live in Time, with the Julia Stiles and Heath Ledger classic 10 Things I Hate About You playing on V Day.

For the less romantic moviegoer, there’s a special sing-along screening of Wicked on Saturday, February 8, while music lovers can check out the Timothée Chalamet starring Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown and Robbie Williams’ life story, Better Man.

Other highlights of the February program include the Disney flick Mufasa: The Lion King, the Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh starring drama We Live in Time, the vampire classic Twilight and Lindsay Lohan favourite The Parent Trap.

Check out the full program of films at moonlight.com.au.

Make the most of your moviegoing experience under the stars by choosing from several premium options offered by Moonlight Cinema.

The Connoisseur Lounge is a dedicated area with a great view, with your ticket including a beanbag for increased comfort and one delicious Connoisseur ice cream.

If you want to up the ante, grab a Singapore Airlines Gold Grass ticket which gives you access to the best view in the park on a deluxe bean bed and waiter service, enabling you to order food and drink without having to miss any of the film.

Last but not least is the Mount Franklin Lightly Sparkling Platinum Experience. Not only does your ticket get you access to a deluxe double bean bag right in front of the screen, but you’ll be treated to a complimentary Mount Franklin Lightly Sparkling, receive a food package and enjoy personal waiter service.

“With a big summer of movies on the horizon in some of Australia’s most beautiful parklands and gardens, Moonlight Cinema is back to deliver the perfect cinematic backdrop for an unforgettable night out,” says John Boero, General Manager of Entertainment Operations, EVT. “Moonlight Cinema has become an iconic summer tradition, and we’re excited to bring audiences our biggest season yet.”

Moonlight Cinema is held at Botanic Park and runs until Sunday, February 16 2025. Tickets for the January sessions are on sale now. For the full program visit moonlight.com.au.

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