It was really crowded at Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 1 last night for the latest in the Movies with a View series The Big Lebowski. I swung by for about 5 minutes and noticed a couple of things – the movie volume seemed very low and the flora and fauna smelled really funny. TK Small comments:
Last night I took a stroll down to the film at Pier 1 and I am wondering about the experience of others if they went. Although I was a little bit late in arriving and knew it would be crowded, I was slightly overwhelmed, but overall it was fun. Perhaps because of the movie, there were a lot of hippie/trustafarians, but the expected cloud of pot smoke never materialized.
And Karl Junkersfeld reports back with a video that maybe only the Dude and Jesus would truly understand. After the jump.
Homer “DUDE” my film is purely a preoccupation with food since i decided to starve myself for the next 3 months. A very restrictive diet. I call the film, “Eating Vicariously”. The amazing and healthy food individuals bring to these events is incredible. To me, I loved the evening’s experience based primarily on 3 criteria, 1) observing the delectable plates on so many blankets, 2) the enormity of the crowd that attended this event, and 3) the movie itself. But the food…..
I’m glad that you mentioned the curious odors, which I had forgotten earlier. Back where I was sitting, near the popcorn concession, the air was filled with the synthetic oils, combined with fresh manure.
It was great to see people from the Heights & beyond actually coming down to our waterfront & DUMBO for fun & recreation, instead of frolicking to Manhattan!
I wish everyone who kept our amazing waterfront festering & off-limits to the public for 30-40 years would be held accountable so they can’t do anything nearly as outrageous again!