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Does anyone remember their first drive-in movie as a kid?

The first movie I saw at a drive-in was an Elvis movie...Love Me Tender...I think.  I was five or six and after the excitement of the big screen, all my brother and I wanted to do was run around and play on the swings and slide!  I think we saw all the Elvis movies at the drive-in.  Great memories!  How about you?

Rebecca
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What a fun topic!

 

Ours was "The Days of Wine and Roses". What I remember is what most who replied remember; we kids having a great time playing and eating way too much not usually allowed food.

 

But I also remember Mom and the "Aunts" (real and designated 😉 sobbing their hearts out while having imbibed too much of the title beverage.

 

The men were somewhere across the street from the drive-in doing whatever they did in the early 60s when no sports were being broadcast.

 

Later, when I watched this movie as an adult I realized the significance; for me it is an outstanding movie, well made and performed; it always brings flash-backs to that night; ALWAYS...  

 

Thanks @Rebecca2004 for this GREAT topic!

 

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You're welcome!  What a fun memory!  I love the 50's and 60's!!!  There were times when I had a lot of my cousins there and we were a terror, I'm sure!  When I watch the movies from the 60's now, I realize they all had a very deep meaning!  

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I do, it was Benji 1974!  It was a big deal for us. Our dad even splurged and bought us popcorn and drinks. This almost never happened lol. My goodness, my grandkids are spoiled haha.

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Lol, things sure we're different years ago. We appreciated things. Love your childhood memory!

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I'm not remembering much but it would have been with my folks and it would have been in the mid 1950's.

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Same here...mid to late 50's. Great time to be a child!

Rebecca
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True Grit with John Wayne.  I don't remember much because I was busy socializing @ the playground with all the other kids who didn't care for westerns. : )

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That's funny...seems like all the kids wanted to play instead of watching a boring movie!  I know we drove my parents crazy!!!

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