I have, but it has been 21 years. It was Tim Burton's Batman. I feel asleep in the middle of it.
What about everyone else?
This topic is locked from further discussion.
The last time I was at one it was to see Star Trek VI when I was 8 years old. That theater cloased down about a year later.
What are you watching?[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]Funny you should mention that. I'm going this Saturday, as a matter of fact.Link256
Not sure. She's picking, not me.
[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"][QUOTE="Link256"]What are you watching?
spazzx625
Not sure. She's picking, not me.
You get to pick? I thought you just show up get comfyThey have multiple screens where we're going.
[QUOTE="spazzx625"][QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]
Not sure. She's picking, not me.
You get to pick? I thought you just show up get comfyYeah I didn't know there were choices. They just show what they show. The one i know of has multiple screens and they will have like 3-4 things playing[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]
You get to pick? I thought you just show up get comfyspazzx625
They have multiple screens where we're going.
Wouldn't the sound from the different movies clash? most of them give you speakers to put in your car.[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]
[QUOTE="spazzx625"] You get to pick? I thought you just show up get comfyPirate700
They have multiple screens where we're going.
Wouldn't the sound from the different movies clash?No, the sound is broadcast over AM radio. Each screen gets its own frequency.
You get to pick? I thought you just show up get comfy[QUOTE="spazzx625"][QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]
Not sure. She's picking, not me.
Oleg_Huzwog
They have multiple screens where we're going.
Wow, fancy. All the drive-ins I've seen just look like some guy decided to put a huge screen up in a corn field and charge people to come watchWouldn't the sound from the different movies clash?[QUOTE="Pirate700"]
[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]
They have multiple screens where we're going.
Oleg_Huzwog
No, the sound is broadcast over AM radio. Each screen gets its own frequency.
Wow really? They've come a long way. I just remember the old days when there was a speaker on a pole next to your ride.[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"][QUOTE="spazzx625"] You get to pick? I thought you just show up get comfyspazzx625
They have multiple screens where we're going.
Wow, fancy. All the drive-ins I've seen just look like some guy decided to put a huge screen up in a corn field and charge people to come watchIn this case, some guy looked at his corn field, and decided he could put up screens in each corner and erect a large projector house in the center.
The Skyview drive-inBelleville, IL has been in business since before I was a child and is still kickin today.
Wow, fancy. All the drive-ins I've seen just look like some guy decided to put a huge screen up in a corn field and charge people to come watch[QUOTE="spazzx625"][QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]
They have multiple screens where we're going.
Oleg_Huzwog
In this case, some guy looked at his corn field, and decided he could put up screens in each corner and erect a large projector house in the center.
He's quite the entrepreneur, then.Wow, fancy. All the drive-ins I've seen just look like some guy decided to put a huge screen up in a corn field and charge people to come watchspazzx625
In this case, some guy looked at his corn field, and decided he could put up screens in each corner and erect a large projector house in the center.
He's quite the entrepreneur, then. yea but he will really be kickin himself when ethanol takes off and hell wish he still had his cornYeah I went to the Cherry Bowl drive-in. It is in the northern part of the Lower Penninsula in Michigan.
Was awesome too, even if they were bad movies we had seen. They had a putt-putt golf course so we played that while waiting for it to get dark.
Sadly we don't have one. I wish we had an outdoors movie theater around here. I remember they did a park showing once about 3 dollars a head brought a blanket and my own snacks just laid there and enjoyed the movie with the stars shining above. It was real nice but they do that like once a year.
I used to when I was little; also, in Atlanta, there was an annual Rockabilly music festival at a local drive-in that would show things like Russ Meyer movies after dark. That was pretty keenxaosI would TOTALLY go to that festival. Rockabilly + Russ Meyer movies = good times...Assuming my math is right
I used to when I was little; also, in Atlanta, there was an annual Rockabilly music festival at a local drive-in that would show things like Russ Meyer movies after dark. That was pretty keenxaos
haha, keen, a word seldom used in that context.
Then again, i say groovy from time to time.
Anyhow, Russ Meyer movies are awesome, do you remember "Faster, pu*sycat!Kill! Kill!"....classic
[QUOTE="xaos"]I used to when I was little; also, in Atlanta, there was an annual Rockabilly music festival at a local drive-in that would show things like Russ Meyer movies after dark. That was pretty keenspazzx625I would TOTALLY go to that festival. Rockabilly + Russ Meyer movies = good times...Assuming my math is right It's called Drive-In Invasion at the Starlight Six; apparently it's still going on, so hey, maybe a roadtrip is called for. The last one I went to was in 2002 or 2003 And AFBrat77, naturally, Faster Pussycat was shown at their very first festival :)
[QUOTE="spazzx625"][QUOTE="xaos"]I used to when I was little; also, in Atlanta, there was an annual Rockabilly music festival at a local drive-in that would show things like Russ Meyer movies after dark. That was pretty keenxaosI would TOTALLY go to that festival. Rockabilly + Russ Meyer movies = good times...Assuming my math is right It's called Drive-In Invasion at the Starlight Six; apparently it's still going on, so hey, maybe a roadtrip is called for. The last one I went to was in 2002 or 2003 Dude. Yes. Roadtrip.
Please Log In to post.
Log in to comment