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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Wednesday, June 03, 2009Drive In Saturday NightVia BTF, a story about the Brewers expanding their fans' entertainment options:The Milwaukee Brewers baseball club held a brainstorming session a while back to see what would happen if movies were linked with a baseball venue. They came up with Miller Park Movies. In early June, the Brewers unveiled drive-in movies in the parking lots of Miller Park. With any luck, this might start a trend for the club, and develop a following for movie nights in the future, with two nights tentatively set for August. Neat enough idea, I suppose. Though I'll admit, I haven't been to one since the U.S. 23 Drive-In showed a "Grease"-"Saturday Night Fever" double feature in 1978. I can't say I remember it fondly. I fell asleep during "Beauty School Dropout" and didn't wake up until my dad was carrying me from the car to my room. How hard would it have been for my parents to get a babysitter? I mean really. Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 1:31pm Comments
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I think this is a GREAT idea. We used to go to drive-ins out on Long Island all the time when I was a kid . (Remember crying when Pinocchio kept turning into a donkey or something like that). Hadn’t been to one for years until I was visiting friends upstate a few years ago, and we went to one: the HORRENDOUS War of the Worlds, and the HILARIOUS Wedding Crashers.
(But if they only do baseball movies, won’t they run out pretty quickly?)