It must really almost be summer, because Screen on the Green, the annual film series held on the National Mall, has announced their line-up. Once again, the AOL City Guide gets the scoop, thanks to the unholy march of media conglomeration. The good news is that unlike last year, which served up a lot of camp and guilty pleasure fare such as The Day the Earth Stood Still, this year’s selections include two of the best films ever made, two grossly underappreciated gems, and one that’s total camp (of course). As always, we’ll preview each of the films as the dates draw closer. For now, whet your appetite on the schedule:

Monday, July 16: Annie Hall

Monday, July 23: The Thing From Another World

Monday, July 30: Wait Until Dark

Monday, August 6:: All the King’s Men

Monday, August 13: Casablanca

With this much advance notice, you have no excuse not to plan to be there early enough to score some sweet lawn real estate and beat the crowds. Movies begin at sunset (usually around 8 p.m.), but those in the know show up by 5 p.m. with a picnic, prepared to defend their ground and secretly drink wine out of styrofoam cups (alcohol is technically not allowed. We’re not saying you should do it. Just that many people have, in the past). We can hardly wait.