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Old 09-16-03, 10:39 AM
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NJ residents See Grease and Jaws on "The Big Screen"

On Oct. 18th these movies will be shown ala double feature at the Ritacco Center in Toms River for only $10.

See here: http://www.ritaccocenter.com/images/oval_event_4.jpg


I was born just after Jaws was released so it will be great to finally see it on the big screen.
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Whoa, is this a drive in double featue?? I'm so there if so!
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They should combine the two so Frenchie gets eaten.

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Originally posted by Charlie Goose
They should combine the two so Frenchie gets eaten.

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I thought that was Frankie Avalon's job. Beauty School Dropout.
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Originally posted by The Nature Boy
Whoa, is this a drive in double featue?? I'm so there if so!
Sadly, drive-ins in NJ have gone the way of the dodo.
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Actually the movies will be played in an auditorium style theater. The desired effect is a drive-in experience.

Check out this article for info on a new Drive-in theater being proposed in Wall township:

http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/n...al/6643571.htm
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When I see this thread, I realize how spoiled us Angelinos are to have double-features of classic films every single day.
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Originally posted by garolo
Sadly, drive-ins in NJ have gone the way of the dodo.
I realize that, but I thought this was in reference to the Wall Speedway one that was proposed. Supposedly they were trying to have it up and running 6 days a week(racing the other day) for the Fall season.

And if you are interested, there are 2 just outside northern NJ, one in Warwick NY( www.warwickdrivein.com ) and also one in Pennslyvania that escapes me. NJ needs a drive in, we are the damn birthplace of them!
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Originally posted by tor_greg
When I see this thread, I realize how spoiled us Angelinos are to have double-features of classic films every single day.
Yeah but you pay outrageous sums of money for housing.
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Originally posted by tor_greg
When I see this thread, I realize how spoiled us Angelinos are to have double-features of classic films every single day.
You sure are. Any links to theaters that feature them so I can just hate where I live more?

NYC actually does a good job, and there are everyday screenings of classic films, but going to NYC from Jersey every day for a film gets to be cost prohibitive(parking is killer, or the mass transit cost is more than the movie).
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http://www.americancinematheque.com/mastercalendar.htm

http://www.arclightcinemas.com

http://www.michaelwilliams.com/bever.../showtimes.cfm

http://www.landmarktheatres.com/Mark...sNuartInfo.htm
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The Arclight is the one I heard about, I'd love to see something similar in Jersey or NY.
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For all the high price and sometimes-a-pain reserved seating, the Arclight is a high class joint all the way. They'll do anything for you. (They'll even refund unused tickets, even if you return them AFTER the showing has already taken place.)

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