First DRIVE-IN Movie ever watched...

Sounds like the makin's of a porno.....

 

Passion Pit the Car Song:
Passion Pit (E)
John Williamson 6-17-07 Dedicated to The Sunland Drive in
E)It’s Friday nite people, everything’s so sweet
Jump in my car put it out in the street
My lady on my side and get with it
Head on down to the Passion Pit
A)Down to the Passion Pit
E)Down in the Passion pit
B)I can guarantee you, people,
You lil Heart gona throw a fit (What’s That?)
(Ah! that’s a Drive-In Movie Baby)
Ain’t Quite the same, you search around for it,
time was every Lil’ Town had a Passion Pit,
Now some stayed and some have split,
Yet everybody’s heart still in the Passion Pit
Down to the Passion Pit
Down in the Passion pit
I can guarantee you, people,
You lil Heart gona throw a fit
Them Rod and Custom car people Love to get with it
Roll on down to the Passion Pit

The Vibe’s the same love is what you get
Steamin’ up your windows in the Passion Pit
Down to the Passion Pit
Down in the Passion pit
I can guarantee you, people,
You lil Heart gona throw a fit
Start up your car and get with it
Head on down to the Passion Pit
It’s most long gone But still the real party kit!
Move Yo stuff down to the Passion pit
Down to the Passion Pit
Down in the Passion pit
I can guarantee you, people,
You lil Heart gona throw a fit
Fade down
Down to the Passion Pit
Down in the Passion pit
I can guarantee you, people,
You lil Heart gona throw a fit
Name some old drive-In’s for the Thing & IT!
Sunland, San Val, Victory, Pickwick, Van Nuys, Gilmore so many more!

 

Tora Tora Tora at the Plainfield-Edison Drive-In back in 1970.
I may have seen one earlier but thats the first one I can remember.
Still a great flick too!

 

The Blue Sky later became one of Harry Mohney's many porno drive-ins, no more kids in pj's.

 

Lady in a cage middle 60's at a drive in - in Posen Illinois I even think Brando was in it .

 

One Million Years BC. I'm still in love with Raquel.......

 

One of then had to be the "Sunset."

 

I remember as a very young child going to see the frist Planet of the Apes at the Driveinn in Paramus N.J.

 

Any one remember ''not my daughter'' about a girl that runs away and gets involved in porn. Her dad tries to find her but somehow dies and the last sceen the girl leaves a teddy bear on his grave. Can't find a listing for it anywhere buts it's the first one I saw at a drivein in Ok. in the 70's.

 

Flash Gordon in the late seventies, I think? Nothing beats a good drive in movie!!

 

Can't remember the first movie I saw at the drive in but I remember:

Ghost of Dragstrip Hollow, The Blob, Thunder Road. Yep, I remember "It came from Outer Space" and "The First Man into Space". We saw every new Elvis movie that came out.

I remember more of the movies that I "DIDN'T SEE" at the drive in during my teenage years.

 

Indiana Jones... We (a Jeep club Im in) try and get out to the drive in two or three times a year. Its just a good time to hang out and relax.

 

I think it was 'Jaws' at the Vineland Drive-in.

 

the only thing I remember is the cartoon's.......

 

not sure on this but i think it was some cheesy B rated flick. we drove there in the back of an old pickup (back when that was legal) i remeber getting splinters out of my hands when we got there ... good times lol

 

The first drive inn movie i ever saw was Cujo.

 

Delicate Delinquent playing at the Eastham Mass. drive in starring Jerry Lewis.
My parent hauled all of us kids there in the back the back of their Rambler Cross Country station wagon in the 50's
Lots of fun in those days......innocent times.
In the 60's my dad used to laugh his ass off at the Road Runner & Coyote cartoons they'd play at the beginning.

 

The first drive-in movie I ever saw was Inglorious Basterds last year, when i was 27 years old.......sounds lame right, keep reading. It was the last show from the last drive-in left in Tucson, possibly all of AZ (not sure if the one in phoenix is still in operation) . Not only that, i was able to share the expirience with my infant son Felix (he was 4 months old at the time) .
It was a bitter-sweet moment becasue he will grow up in a world where less cool stuff is left every day. Im glad we shared the expirience

If you still have a drive-in left in your town SUPPORT IT! Or recieve annother strip mall!!

 

Now thats funny!! LMAO!

 

Mine was Herby the Love Bug at the Y&W on Broadway in Merrillville Indiana. 1973/1974. Dad's 66 Elcamino, the console was removed and my younger sister sat on a pillow in the middle, my brother in my moms arms, My spot was on the hump behind my sister with my feet towards the spare......Crazy....Id be under the jail If I took my kids around like that.

 

Like many others, we went to lots of drive in movies when I was little. First in Dad's 57 Ford Custom 300, later in a '63 Ford Station Wagon. My brother and I in PJs, with a cooler of KoolAid on the floor, and a bag of homemade snacks. I didn't make it much past the cartoons.

First one I actually remember is Grand Prix at one of the drive ins in Albuquerque when I was 7. The plot was beyond me, but I loved the cars and the racing.

 

Terminator 2 at the Route 66 drive in on Watson Rd. in St. Louis. On the 66' tall big screen. My friends parents snuck us in under a blanket in the back of their Crown Vic wagon along with a case of beer. That drive in is a Best Buy and a grocery store now. Everyone make sure you support your local drive in. Pretty soon there won't be any left.

 

This is gonna really date me as an old fart, but it was Tonka with Sal Mineo playing the lead role as an indian.

 

wow i have never been to a drive in! i was born after that, some are still around, but i dont make the time to go to one, if any still show movies?

 

King Solomon's Mines, the 1950 version with Stewart Granger and Deborah Kerr.
We saw it several years later, probably around 1958 or '59, at the Fishkill Drive-In, Fishkill, NY.

I was 4 or 5, sitting in the back seat of our 1950 Mercury. The skeletons in the cave scene spooked me out!

 

The first I remember was Flubber, I know there were others earlier they just didn't sink in. I was around 7 when that came out, the first one in 61

 

Old Yeller (1957) at some drive in near Windsor Vermont (Ascutney 'Drive in?) during a summer vacation at my grandparents.

 

I remember seeing a Herbie movie. I think it was Herbie Goes Bananas.

 

cheech and chong-up in smoke

 

>>>>>>,In retrospec ,,,the Very First was the "Pioneer Drive-In" Des Moines ,Iowa ,,1948 in my Dad's brand new '48 Chevy Fleetline ,,,,i was all of 5,, don't remember the movie tho ,,i think i fell asleep in the back seat ,,after i ate sum popcorn n drank a Pepsi ,,