Exactly. I don't hold that over Paul Reubens' at all. Those theaters are/were there for the folks who enjoy that type of movie and, sometimes, I guess, the excitement just got to be too much. (Heck, I think there's been a lot of baby's conceived, in the back seats of cars, at the Drive-Ins, 50 sum years ago, while watching Beach Party. When the car is a rockin' don't come a knockin'.)
On the subject of
, and the "don't watch if you don't like it", I've seen
, and I found it both hysterical, and sad. I call some of the stuff on t.v. today, soft-core
. There's some scenes in shows like Son's of Anarchy that were pretty
-y but not hard core, and actually had a story. I digress, we have a drive-in left, that is within driving distance to us. I love to go to the drive-in. Went not long ago. The others around here have faded away. When I was a child though, there was one, on the main drag, into our nearest major city. Then came the time that drive-ins started going out of fashion, and some dude bought the one, on that highway. He decided to show
on it.
. Debbie Does the United States,
. On the side of the highway. There was a tree-line, but, it was gigantic
, you couldn't miss it. I wasn't very old and we'd be driving back from the city, after dark, and here we'd go, the whole family, past the drive-in, with gigantic
being played. I wasn't sure what I was really seeing, at that age, but I knew that I wasn't really supposed to be seeing
that, and
those, etc... I remember the car would always fall into this uncomfortable silence as we drove by. Then everyone would start talking again after the
part of the ride was over. Childhood memories... :laughing:
