Bourne Ultimatum: Good, Good Movie
Val and I had a great time at the Transit Drive-In earlier tonight, watching "The Bourne Ultimatum," which was a really good movie, excellent action movie and absolutley great drive-in movie. It gets two thumbs-up from us.
I also had a good time in general in the atmosphere and events involved with being at a drive-in movie, but it was Val who was smiling ear-to-ear all night and had a great time, which was quite fun for me to watch.
I would have posted some live stuff from the movie, but the WiFi I used for the first message apparently went down for part of the night. It was pretty cool to turn on the in-house drive-in theater radio (obviously a syndicated station); the first song we heard was Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen's "Hot Rod Lincoln."
Another interesting point was made when just before the previews were shown, a 1-2-minute clip showed several closed drive-in theaters and then noted that the number of open drive-in theaters in the U.S. has fallen from a high of more than 4,000 to just over 400 now; pretty sad.
I also had a good time in general in the atmosphere and events involved with being at a drive-in movie, but it was Val who was smiling ear-to-ear all night and had a great time, which was quite fun for me to watch.
I would have posted some live stuff from the movie, but the WiFi I used for the first message apparently went down for part of the night. It was pretty cool to turn on the in-house drive-in theater radio (obviously a syndicated station); the first song we heard was Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen's "Hot Rod Lincoln."
Another interesting point was made when just before the previews were shown, a 1-2-minute clip showed several closed drive-in theaters and then noted that the number of open drive-in theaters in the U.S. has fallen from a high of more than 4,000 to just over 400 now; pretty sad.
posted by Kevin J. Hosey at 1:13 AM
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