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Lady D

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Jun 21, 2005
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We go to the drive-in sometimes if there is something we really want to see. The drive-in theater here doesn't take us 10 minutes to get to but an arsonist set one of the screens on fire one night about a month ago and now there is one less. :angry: I don't know whether they will replace it or not.
 
I loved Shaun of the Dead!
I liked Knocked Up quite a bit. Funny, and good chemistry.
I liked Oceans 13 better than 12, but still not as much as 11. I like all the actors and actresses--and Don Cheadle graduated from my high school. ;-)
I'd like to see 1408, but not alone.
Transformers reminds me of when the kids were little but I don't have any great desire to see it.
I'd like to see Sicko but will probably wait for the rentals. I do not always agree with Michael Moore's filmmaking methods, but I can't fault his subject matter, nor his convictions.
 

Lady D

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I loved Shaun of the Dead!
I liked Knocked Up quite a bit. Funny, and good chemistry.
I liked Oceans 13 better than 12, but still not as much as 11. I like all the actors and actresses--and Don Cheadle graduated from my high school. ;-)
I'd like to see 1408, but not alone.
Transformers reminds me of when the kids were little but I don't have any great desire to see it.
I'd like to see Sicko but will probably wait for the rentals. I do not always agree with Michael Moore's filmmaking methods, but I can't fault his subject matter, nor his convictions.

Cil, I am going to the 2:25 showing of 1408 alone. Hubby will be leaving a little behind me to go to work. I'll let you know if it was worth seeing. :D
 

Jdarg

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Feb 15, 2005
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Waaaal, you could go sit on the lawn at Seaside or Rosemary Beach and watch the outdoor movies and pretend it's a real drive-in. (It's actually kinda funn if it's a funny movie like Herbie and the Love Bug. :D )


The whole swim team used to go every weekend when I was a kid- our coaches would pack us in pickups and station wagons! We had a blast...wish there were more drive-ins around. Now that I think about it, I wonder how much the parents paid the coaches to take us to drive-ins every weekend? :lol:
 

Miss Kitty

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The whole swim team used to go every weekend when I was a kid- our coaches would pack us in pickups and station wagons! We had a blast...wish there were more drive-ins around. Now that I think about it, I wonder how much the parents paid the coaches to take us to drive-ins every weekend? :lol:

That was where we went on the weekends in groups. Either with the girls or with a date. One time, we piled a bunch of girls in the trunk of a Buick Electra so we could get in cheap. I was driving and when we parked, I went to the trunk and dropped the keys. I told them I couldn't find them. :D They were freaking out. As you can see, I haven't grown much since high school. :wave:
 

potatovixen

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Movies I'm looking forward to this summer:

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Live Free or Die Hard
A Mighty Heart
Ratatouille (yeah, it's a kids' movie.... so what? It's about food.)
Hairspray
The Simpsons Movie
The Ten
The Bourne Ultimatum

did you see shawn of the dead ?

"You've got red on you."
 

NoHall

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May 28, 2007
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I never got to go to a drive in movie:sosad:

I only went to one. I was working at a camp in Colorado in August when I was in college. The summer staff piled in the back of pickup trucks and went to a local drive in. Here's the catch--we were freezing!!! It was either "Sister Act" or "Sister Act II." I don't much remember because I was scrunched down in the quilts and blankets...

I'm so looking forward to the new Harry Potter. Of course, I've already managed to miss "Pirates 3" and "Spiderman 3," but I managed to see "Shrek the Third." (Laughed my butt off, but I'm a complete dork. The key to seeing those guilty-pleasure type movies is having teenagers on hand to see it with you. You can laugh all you want and don't have to be cool about it. They think you're a complete dork, but they end up laughing all they want, too.)

I really want to see "Oceans 13," too. I'll probably just GO sometime this week.

Did I really just write all that about movies? Sheesh. I've been doing too much homework today.
 

audie

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May 15, 2005
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Movies I'm looking forward to this summer:

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Live Free or Die Hard
A Mighty Heart
Ratatouille (yeah, it's a kids' movie.... so what? It's about food.)
Hairspray
The Simpsons Movie
The Ten
The Bourne Ultimatum



"You've got red on you."[/quote]

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

one of my favorite scenes is when they are looking up the stairs and shawn keeps saying "pete", "pete" don't ask me why, i just love it !
 

iwishiwasthere

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Jul 12, 2005
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I never got to go to a drive in movie:sosad:

My very first date was at the Drive-In. I got grounded for 6months because I "didn't know what movie we'd "seen". :rotfl:


I love the comments about drive-in moives.My dad thought of them as a den of sin, so I would have to sneak and go. Nothing quite like sitting outside watching a movie....in lawn chairs in the back of a truck!::D :rotfl: Good times! Good memories!

We have 2 drive-ins within 30 miles. May try to go to one this summer and relive my youth.
 
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