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This is great! There’s a drive-in located in Sparks, NV that still operates! It’s completely gaited, but the parking lot is BAD; Pot holes, uneven pavement, the asphalt is shot! It’s in a pretty tuff section of Sparks; run down, lots of crime, dilapidated dwellings, etc.! I want to say it’s less then $10 a car! Whenever I’m in that area and happen to drive by, it’s always packed! Nobody cares what movie is playing, they go for the experience! I’d go if I had someone to enjoy it with! Someday, maybe!

Great program...I've watched it many times..he show a pic of the panwee drive in.. brought back many memories.

"life to me is just one big orgasm" the hell?!😂

2024... People are @$$holes today, especially the younger generations. They wouldn't respect drive-ins today or others who just want the experience. They'd cause more trouble than its' worth.

I have never been to a drive-in movie before, but I’m totally blind and I imagine that this is what they should do if they bring back the drive-in again, I know they brought it back for a while when Covid hit, but they could also add audio description at the drive-in where blind people like me could go to the movie and The movie is through your car radio speakers, but they also have a describer describing the movie for the visually impaired and you could either get a pair of headphones at the concession stand put them on and then listen to the movie being described and then you know what’s going on.

30:59: Funny!

5:44: Is that an actress?

In door movie theaters should just also have an area or 2 outside the theater where they project movies onto the side of the building for those who want the drive in experience, and those that want to watch inside can do that as well.

There were 3 drive ins here in Peoria Illinois, all are gone now, wish they were still here, I remember the Peoria drive in!

Very interesting documentary. The drive-in closest to me is closed for the season but hopefully I will get to go to it when it reopens in the spring.

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And the land was cheap!

I love the drive in!

Great presentation! Alas, I only had two visits to those open air theaters in South Jersey: once, with my parents to see "Mary Poppins" (my brother and I fell asleep and I'm positive my dad was in misery as well). The second time was in 1981: my friend and I went to an all night horror film marathon. There were six movies and for the price of admission, I calculated we paid roughly 20 cents per horror. We were higher than kites of course and I remember laughing hysterically throughout those awful flicks.

sad that a dying art of drive in cinemas are dying here in Australia with not many left at all but with some only coming back since our lockdowns are lifting and great documentary

I was two years old! Now I’m taking my kids around 😭 what happened to the time

I am 26 and i went to a drive in movie theater one time when i was little and i feel in love with it since and i would rather be at a drive in movie theater then a normally one

My first drive Inn movie was the movie Carrie 🍿

Drive In Theater in Webb City Missouri is still open to anyone that’s interested.

Me also 👍👍 love them so much

Wonderful and well worth the view!! Shared it on my blog! Thanks!

My Dad was a movie projectionist for 20 years. We worked walk in theaters as well as several drive ins. Growing up I got to see movies for free. It was very cool. My Dad would bring the movie posters home after the movie was done running at his theaters. Those posters were called One Sheets. We had a hallway in my family home and my Mom would take those One Sheets and cut them up in to a collage and wallpaper the hallway with these cut up One Sheets. It was always the biggest thing in our home. Everybody that came in to our home and saw that hallway was always impressed. I miss those days... My parents are long gone now but they sure knew how to leave long lasting impressions. Love you Mom and Dad... thank you.

Yeah, I miss the times when we can get in the car in go to a drive-in and enjoy, a good movie and a Coke and some good ol'popcorn and hot dogs it was a fun time we have.

Number one reason was to take your date to make out. Other than that you would take a bunch of freinds and a big brown grocery bag full of popcorn you made at home. On the dates you had more class and bought it from the snack bar. When it was really hot we drove a truck and watched from the bed of the truck. We'd bring a mattress, pillows,and blankets.

Very enjoyable, brought back many memories. I loved the soundtrack, too.

We still have one ,Norway Ohio, try to get there at least once or twice a summer

in the 1970s and 1980s, James Karen was best known as the pitchman for PathMark supermarket TV commercials.

I remember the Astro 3 Drive In here in Dallas Texas. I remember watching WFAA Ch. 8 News and seeing the report of the Astro Drivine in be torn down.

!972 there was a Drive In that was a $1.00 a carload in Copperas Cove,Texas.You could stand by the gate and everybody would let you ride inside with them.They had tables and benches for such patrons but walk ins were not allowed.Their restaurant was top notch with a window outside that served food during the day and night.Many happy memories from the 2 years the Army stationed me at Ft.Hood.

With Covid-19 drive-in theaters would be a good investment for movie companies right now. Who wants to go to movies and be so close to other patrons.

The perfect combination would be a drive in theatre with Tesla and other electric car hookups. So you can use your electric to keep the ac on and use an app for the movie sound.

The good old days when we got a discount for the ones we had hide in the trunk of the car.

In the 70 and 80 The Drive ln Are So Cool 😎 and the Privacy of your car Wish They could Come Back.

Fun documentary. I own this on VHS.

What are those kids now this 2020?

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INFINITO E OLTRE 🌌🏴‍☠️

If anybody find this video this is what they put on after Ashely Simpson fucked up lip syncing

Hey, now with the COVID-19 pandemic, Drive In’s are making a comeback! Who’d a thunk.

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Anyone else seeing "Amazon video on demand - loading video" starting around 34:02?

I still have this VHS video.

Great documentary on Drive-In movies! lots of great ideas for low budget film makers! Dave Stang, Director, "BLACKLITE2017 Full movie" and "FAIRYTALE2017 movie".

The drive-in was the place where I saw most of the movies in my childhood and early teenage years.

OMG !!! The buffering takes are so damn annoying !!!

They don't male "chick" flicks like that anymore.

Love the drive in movie theater, They has the best cartoon . Just love The out door entertainment experience. ♡♡♡.

Me and a couple of buddies got busted smoking weed at age 14 inside the screen at New Haven Drive-in, about 50 yrs ago!

I should really take some time to watch this, but for some reason I cannot figure out, I am less interested in the historical presentation than I am of the many intermission ad playlets and ad sequences.