Please use a supported version for the best MSN experience.Everyone likes a movie, especially one the entire family can enjoy outdoors on a warm summer night. Cities throughout the Tri-Valley are offering free outdoor movie nights throughout the season. Check out these free kid-friendly flicks for the perfect relaxing family evening: Movie Under the Stars, 8:45 p.m. at Livorna Park, Livorna Road and Miranda Lane in Alamo. July 18: “Despicable Me 2” Moonlight Movies at the Danville Town Green, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in front of the library on Front Street. June 13: “The Croods” June 27: “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” July 18: “Independence Day” Movies on the Green, 8:30 p.m. at Dougherty Station Community Center, 17011 Bollinger Canyon Road. Aug. 8: “Kung Fu Panda” Aug. 15: “The Lego Movie” Aug. 22: “Finding Nemo.” This movie will be shown at the San Ramon Olympic pool and Aquatic Center, 9900 Broadmoor Drive. Visitors can enjoy a free swim at 7 p.m., then watch the movie while floating in the pool.
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And The House Bunny star, who has an 18-month-old son Jack, managed to reveal her midriff in an elegant way, as her black and white separates were still a bit conservative.Chris Pratt, left, let his wife Anna Faris, right, shine at the premiere of The Lego Movie in Los Angeles, California on SaturdaySophisticated yet stylish, the What's Your Number? star had on a sleeveless, high-collared crop top and high-waisted A-line skirt that hit just above her knees.Both pieces were adorned with colourful retro-inspired stitching.And they were held together with sections of solid black fabric that matched perfectly with the blonde beauty's simple pumps. Coordinating couple: The mother-of-one showed off her taut tummy in black and white separates as Chris dressed down in an all-black ensemble Priceless: Chris was caught gazing adoringly at his wife as she posed for the camera For a perfect day look, Anna swept her platinum locks into a high ponytail whilst letting her fringe frame her face that was brightened up with subtle shades of make-up.
Chris, 34 - who voices Emmet Brickowoski in The Lego Movie - clearly let his wife shine at the premiere.The 34-year-old toned down his look by donning a casual all-black ensemble which included a long-sleeved shirt and slim-cut trousers.No doubt the pair are still madly in love, as the Moneyball star was caught gazing adoringly at his wife - whom he married in 2009 - from a distance. Too cool to dress up: Mark Wahlberg rolled into the event with jeans and a worked over T-shirt Fun for the whole family: The Entourage producer with wife Rhea Durham and three of their children Do I look cool? Elizabeth Banks - who stars in the film - had fun posing with one of the Lego statues Pretty in pink: The actress looked lively in a magenta lipstick that matched her waistThe star showed off her 'superhero ring' on the way to the premiere The Lego Movie is due to release in US theatres on February 7 and UK cinemas on February 14th.The story follows a regular LEGO minifigure who is mistaken to be the wonderful MasterBuilder and joins the quest to stop a wicked LEGO tyrant from gluing the universe together.
Other stars in the film include Will Arnett, Busy Phillips, Cobie Smulder, Mark Wahlberg and his family, and Elizabeth Banks.Busy Phillips wore a black suit for her day out Family fun: Funnyman Will Ferrell - who is the voice of Lord Business / President Business / The Man Upstairs - took his kids to the premiereWill of course had to take a picture with one of the Lego caricatures as well Trendy in trousers: Jaime Pressly, left, arrived in camouflage skinny jeans, as Cobie Smulders, right, wore white wide-leg trousersSunny Saturday: Morgan Freeman - who plays the voice of Vitruvius - made sure he wasn't missed as he waves his armed, clad in a blazer, white polo, and denim trousers Elizabeth, 39, opted to arrive in a strapless jumper that went from a white and black pattern on top to a hot pink waist and black bottoms.Coordinating with her outfit, the blonde beauty sported pointed black pumps.And she matched her waist with a magenta slick of lipstick. Cheerful in coral: Alison Brie brightened up the carpet in a fitted pink dress and nude pumps