Baby Blues by Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott for July 03, 2023

The drive-in’s in my city closed and were torn down years ago. There maybe some still around, but none close.

Those still exist?

movie won’t start till nearly 10pm

wouldn’t they be asleep by then"

A movie about a drive in?

We used to go too the local drive in when I was a kid. They were a lot of fun…but my dad ALWAYS developed stomach problems and we would end up going home. Drive In food…

Or rent a projector and have outdoor movies in your yard.

“Take me out to the lobby” song playing on the screen!

We know Hammie’s gonna make this one interesting.

“Interesting” as in “May you live in interesting times!”

She looks like she would rather wrestle Alligators!

I think there is a drive-in theatre near my city.

We still have a drive it with dual screens. Open not the weekends, very popular still. They always show a cartoon and a double feature.

Drive-in movies were the days!

Who will be the hostage – kids or parents? Or both?

I think that would end up drive-in ’em crazy.

I know te one closest to me was open during the pandemic.They had some graduation ceremonies there. I’m not sure if they still are. I know a lot of themwent under when they could not afford to convert to the all digital formats.I remember going with my parents when I was an only child,(under 5 years old).

I remember specifically the last Drive-In I attended: Circa 1982, San Diego, CA., Movie Blade Runner, (My favorite movie). Previously saw many movies of lasting interest…like Cycle Sl*ts Meet Road Scum. What an age!

We used to go to the drive-in regularly with our wound-up kids. It worked well for all of us. Movies shown at drive-ins are generally targeted for a kid-like mentality and the kids would be asleep halfway through the second feature (so would I)

Interesting would be one word to describe it, but I can think of several others.

My city and the neighboring cities have been having community outdoor movie nights for years. I hope they start up again soon.

They’d probably like Grease.

Shankweiler’s Drive-In Theater, Orefield, PA is the oldest drive-in movie theater in America. Opened in 1934. Currently showing Teenage Kraken and Jaws. About 25 miles away from me.

We still have one here. It has two screens. They make most of their money on the flea market on weekends.

First the fireworks for Independence Day, now you’re down on drive-in theaters – geez, Wanda, you’re a buzzkill!

They don’t have a dishwasher, do they? :P

Haha! XD

The DriveInMovie website says there are currently 330 movie theaters in operation in the U.S., down from approximately 4,000 in the 1950s. If, as been speculated, the MacPhersons live in Arizona, then they must live in Glendale, which has the only drive-in theater still in operation in the state. And it has nine screens!