This enormous inflatable screen takes backyard movie night to new heights — and it's on sale at Amazon

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45-angle view of cartoon on Holiday Styling inflatable projector screen
Enjoy all the eye-popping visuals of the multiplex without the sticky floors, sullen ushers and that guy behind you who won't stop clearing his throat. (Photo: Amazon)

We're living in quasi-limbo times when it comes to certain entertainment options. No, we're no longer living in the bad old "shelter at home" days. And yes, movie theaters are open for business to all comers. And yet...many of us, while tired of looking at the four walls of our living rooms, aren't quite comfortable sitting in a crowded theater.

May we suggest a fun and ingenious Goldilocks option to you conflicted homeowners out there? An inflatable projector screen from the folks at Holiday Styling. Available in 16- and 19-foot varieties, they're the perfect way to enjoy your favorite old films and new blockbusters in a group setting while breathing in fresh, clean air and staying safe. In other words: The party's at your place!

Speaking of celebrating: Right now,Yahoo readers can grab one of these inflatable wonders at a downright ridiculous discount. Here's how: Get yourself to Amazon and, using promo code 30YAHOOHS, pay just $231 (was $330) for the 16' size, and $280 (was $400) for the 19' model. Either way, you're scoring a 30% discount — that's a lot of popcorn!

And now, a word from our sponsor: If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

16-foot screen: $231 with code (was $330)

19-foot screen: $281 with code (was $400)

An inflatable screen is ideal for pairing with just about any digital projector. Its shape can accommodate movies and TV shows at a number of 16:9 resolutions, including standard HD at 720p and all the way up to 4K Ultra HD at 2160p. It's also inflatable, so it's super easy to set up; you'll be in business within just 10 minutes. And the screen will stay inflated thanks to its built-in powerful, yet quiet, electric blower (which is, of course, included). And shoppers are just in love with it.

"We used this screen for our outdoor movie party this spring, and it was awesome," raved a delighted five-star reviewer. "Tons of people complimented it and wanted to know where we found it! We already have plans to use it at more upcoming movie nights as well as for some youth group and church events (and even sharing it with others for a graduation and wedding slideshow). So versatile and fun!"

Holiday Styling Inflatable Projector Screen with patio chairs
Enjoy 'Dune' with your favorite dudes, take in 'Tenet' with your tenant, catch up on 'The Power of the Dog' with your, um, dog. (Tacky Mylar balloons not included.) Photo: Amazon

Holiday Styling Inflatable Projector Screens are made of a seamless polyester fabric that brings out the sharp detail, vivid colors and smooth motion from your home digital projector. And since it's made with its own base that's more than six feet long, the projector screen will stand up (literally) against wind, thanks to its electric blowers and ropes to keep it secure to the ground. It's certainly an upgrade from a big white bedsheet!

"This is the best purchase I have ever made," shared one effusive reviewer. "Roll it out, connect the fan, and stake it down. Screen portion is removable (Velcro) and washable. Made from T-shirt-type material, it does not crease or wrinkle when folded. Frame is durable canvas. Easily moved when blown up to adjust position. Can be projected from rear or front. Fan is not excessively noisy."

At 30% off exclusively for Yahoo readers, these Holiday Styling Inflatable Outdoor Projector Screens are surprisingly portable. They even come with a tote bag, perfect for an alresco movie night.

As another five-star reviewer put it, "This inflatable movie screen is amazing!" Summer is here and it's time to have some fun!

16-foot screen: $231 with code (was $330)

19-foot screen: $281 with code (was $400)

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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