Film on the Rocks Summer Series is returning to the Red Rocks Amphitheatre for its 22nd season and will feature box office hits like “Jaws,” “The Avengers,” “Jurassic Park” and more.

The film series will kickoff its season beginning Memorial Day Weekend and will mainly have drive-thru only options. However, “Casino Royale,” “Jurassic Park” and “The Princess Bridge” will be shown in a traditional setting inside the amphitheater, according to a release.

“After an incredibly successful Drive-In season at Red Rocks last year, which included sellout shows and rave reviews from our guests, we’re thrilled to be able to offer both the Drive-in and in amphitheater Film on the Rocks experience for this summer tradition,” said Denver Film CEO James Mejia in a release. 

Film on the Rocks is featuring a 24-film line up from May 26 through Aug. 2, which is more than ever before. Traditionally the series features 10 to 12 films, said Becca Propper, a spokesperson for Denver Film.

The final three shows of the series will be in-person and officials are excited to allow movie enthusiasts back into the amphitheater, said Venue Manager Tad Bowman.

“Having Film on the Rocks back in venue for three shows will be the perfect finale to a great Film on the Rocks Season,” Bowman said in a release.

Here is the entire 2021 Film on the Rocks lineup:

• May 26: Dirty Dancing
• May 27: Jaws
• May 28: Enter the Dragon
• May 29: The Sandlot
• May 30: Beetlejuice
• May 31: Aliens
• June 2: Pee-wee’s Big Adventure
• June 3: Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead
• June 4: The Avengers
• June 5: Coming to America
• June 6: Fantastic Mr. Fox
• June 9: La Bamba
• June 10: Moulin Rouge
• June 11: Black Panther
• June 12: The Lost Boys
• June 13: Goldeneye
• June 16: Do the Right Thing
• June 17: Legally Blonde
• June 18: Raiders of the Lost Ark
• June 19: Independence Day
• June 20: The Shining 
• July 12: Casino Royale
• July 19: Jurassic Park
• Aug. 2: The Princess Bridge

Tickets for the film series go on sale at 10 a.m. on April 16 and are $59.50 per car, per evening. All ticketed cars will receive two bottles of a Coca-Cola product, City Pop popcorn, and theater-sized M&M’s and Twizzlers, according to the release.

Tickets for in-venue shows are $16 for general admission and $32 for VIP reserved seating. Each in-person show will have performances by local musicians and comedians prior to showtime. 

For more information head to www.denverfilm.org or wwww.redrocksonline.com/film/