Drive In
We took Daniel to see his first not-at-home movie. As he is only 4 and has
been wanting to see "Robots", we figured it would be better to go to a
drive-in where he could hide in the back seat if things on the screen got
too intense for him. This was actually the first time in my life I've been
to a drive-in and the experience was enlighting. It seems that this
establishment (located near Oakville) attracts, shall we say, rednecks. I
mean, a kinda scummy looking crowd. I don't know if this is true of
drive-ins in general or not. Anyway, the deal was pretty good, Robots,
Starwars 3, and some other movie we didn't stay to see, all for a price less
than it would cost in a normal theatre. My only complaint is that the
concession area sells really bad, overpriced food. But hey, what was I
expecting?
been wanting to see "Robots", we figured it would be better to go to a
drive-in where he could hide in the back seat if things on the screen got
too intense for him. This was actually the first time in my life I've been
to a drive-in and the experience was enlighting. It seems that this
establishment (located near Oakville) attracts, shall we say, rednecks. I
mean, a kinda scummy looking crowd. I don't know if this is true of
drive-ins in general or not. Anyway, the deal was pretty good, Robots,
Starwars 3, and some other movie we didn't stay to see, all for a price less
than it would cost in a normal theatre. My only complaint is that the
concession area sells really bad, overpriced food. But hey, what was I
expecting?