The Best Drive In Double Feature You Ever Saw

[Queersetti]

My opening bid, from a summer night at the Pride's Corner Drive In in Westbrook, Maine, when I was a kid.

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[snugglestruggle]

The first movie I ever saw at a drive in was Ice Station Zebra. I think.
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[Stewart_Pidd]

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at a drive-in in Portland, Maine in '77 bro!

Stew

 

[RobDownSouth]

The first movie I ever saw at a drive in was Ice Station Zebra. I think.

Good movie.

First double feature I ever saw in a drive-in....the only one, really, was Stayin' Alive and Saturday Night Fever. Only time I ever got my cock sucked twice in a car.

 

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[Mr Noone]

I remember seeing Quadrophenia and 200 Motels, and not understanding a single word spoken. Could have been a dodgy speaker. But I don't think so.

 

[Killswitch]

Breakfast Club and Weird Science probably both first runs too.

 

[Queersetti]

Good movie.

First double feature I ever saw in a drive-in....the only one, really, was Stayin' Alive and Saturday Night Fever. Only time I ever got my cock sucked twice in a car.

If you got your cock sucked twice while watching those movies, and didn't become a flamer, that proves that sexuality is something you're born with.

 

[Queersetti]

I remember seeing Quadrophenia and 200 Motels, and not understanding a single word spoken. Could have been a dodgy speaker. But I don't think so.

All through the 70s, every time a new rock film came out; Woodstock, Gimme Shelter, BanglaDesh, the Last Waltz, etc., the drive in always put 200 Motels on the bill as the second feature.

 

[RobDownSouth]

If you got your cock sucked twice while watching those movies, and didn't become a flamer, that proves that sexuality is something you're born with.

Her name was Ruth, she was a nice Jewish girl with two passions in life: sucking dick and watching John Travolta dance.

 

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[Mr Noone]

All through the 70s, every time a new rock film came out; Woodstock, Gimme Shelter, BanglaDesh, the Last Waltz, etc., the drive in always put 200 Motels on the bill as the second feature.

They probably got it for free.

 

[Killswitch]

Jealous! I LOVE both of those!

I saw all the late 70's early eighties movies at the drive in's. Thats all we did was cruise woodward in our hot rods, go to rock concerts and drive in's.

I've been to well over 500 concerts in my day.

 

[pointless]

They probably got it for free.

they over paid.

i love frank, but that thing was shit.

 

[snugglestruggle]

The last movie I remember seeing at a drive in was Can't Buy Me Love.

 

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[Sinny]

The last movie I remember seeing at a drive in was Can't Buy Me Love.

I saw that movie at the drive-in, too. That was a fun summer. Was it 1987? Sometime around then? I remember that one of my friends had just gotten her driver's license and drove us in her enormous caprice classic. Could fit like six people in the trunk.

 

[Iceprincess12]

The brood
Attack of the killer tomatoes

 

[Aquagal]

I would have gone to a drive in while visiting 'home' in August, but the main feature was Teenage Mutant Turtles. Fuck that.

 

[pointless]

The brood
Attack of the killer tomatoes

but not return of the killer tomatoes? meh. i'll pass. it just aint the same without clooney.

and clooney's mullet.

 

[Killswitch]

We had x rated drive in's too.

 

[snugglestruggle]

I saw that movie at the drive-in, too. That was a fun summer. Was it 1987? Sometime around then? I remember that one of my friends had just gotten her driver's license and drove us in her enormous caprice classic. Could fit like six people in the trunk.

You have a good Memory! I thought it a cute movie with a few laughs.
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[Colonel Hogan]

Most of my drive-in experiences were as a little tyke when Mom and Dad wanted to see a flick and didn't want to pay for a sitter. I got to curl up in the back seat with my favorite blankets and pillows. For some reason, I thought that was cool.

Mostly it was stuff that I, as a four or five year old, was not interested in. Giant. A Summer Place. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. On the Beach.

I mainly went for the cartoons and popcorn during the intermission. I always conked out during the second flick anyway.

 

[Iceprincess12]

but not return of the killer tomatoes? meh. i'll pass. it just aint the same without clooney.

and clooney's mullet.

Attack was serious business, return...yawn

 

[Not Normal]

I remember going to the drive in with my folks, but don't really remember what movies we saw. Once I was a teenager with a station wagon (so I could carry my drums) I went to the drive in and didn't really care what the movie was...