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May 17, 2012 06:27PM
I am in ectasy. The local drive in is having a double feature. It will be Zombieland and Dawn of the Dead. Two of my favorite movies.
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Sounds fun! Will you be paying attention to the movie or fogging up the windows?
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Not everybody has a clown car. I've got a 4Runner with seats that fold down.
Tressa wrote: "Not everybody has a clown car. I've got a 4Runner with seats that fold down."I've got a 4Runner, too! The seats may fold down but the center console is a kind of built in birth control.
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I've got a 4Runner, too! The seats may fold down but the center console is a kind of built in birth con..."
You spend all that money for a movie, and your gearshift gets lucky.........
My wife and I are going to the Drive-in tomorrow. We're going to see Avengers. Also, we've been together long enough to pay attention to the movie. lol
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Nothing more beautiful than two senior citizens tolerating each other in their twilight years.....
Ken wrote: "Tressa wrote: "Not everybody has a clown car. I've got a 4Runner with seats that fold down."I've got a 4Runner, too! The seats may fold down but the center console is a kind of built in birth con..."
LOL. That it is. The back seats fold down, t0o.
When I was a kid my dad had a baby blue Thunderbird. The seats were so long my sister and I would stretch out and take naps in the back seat on trips. This was in the seventies so my parents didn't make us wear seatbelts. I sometimes can't believe I'm still alive.
Bottom line is I wouldn't go to a drive in so I could sit up in my car and watch a two hour movie. Maybe it's fun for kids and teens, but not for me.
I am so jealous of you guys. Where I live there are no longer any drive ins around.When I was a kid though, my parents brought me all the time to horror movies at the drive in. Back in the day, it was affordable thing for a family to do.
I can remember only one time going to the drive in with my family and a Dracula movie was playing. I was so scared I wouldn't stop blubbering so we had to go home.There's a drive in a few towns over, but I have no desire to go.
Never a fan of drive ins. Uncomfortable seats. Too many mosquitoes, and they fumigated the place in between movies. *cough* *cough*We always stopped at the drugstore first, to pick up candy. Back when candy bars were $0.10 each, or 3/$0.25.
Probably some of my earliest horror films though. I recall The Conqueror Worm (Tagline: "The Year's Most Violent Film!") and The House That Dripped Blood (Tagline: "Vampires! Voodoo! Vixens! Victims!").
Tressa wrote: "I can remember only one time going to the drive in with my family and a Dracula movie was playing. I was so scared I wouldn't stop blubbering so we had to go home.There's a drive in a few towns o..."
We would go all the time when I was growing up. My parents loved horror movies so that's what we always were watching. I could watch people get killed all night long but if a boob came on the screen I was made to lay down in the back seat!
Haha It was great fun. Some of the people came in Zombie makeup. I wish I had thought of it.
