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Título original: Drive-In

1976
PG
1h 36min

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Las aventuras de un grupo de adolescentes en un autocine de Texas una noche de fin de semana.Las aventuras de un grupo de adolescentes en un autocine de Texas una noche de fin de semana.Las aventuras de un grupo de adolescentes en un autocine de Texas una noche de fin de semana.

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6.2/10

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Trivia
The film was released on DVD for the first time in 2012. The Sony Pictures Choice Collection, similar to the Warner Bros. Archives, features DVD-R recorded versions of cult films that are not popular enough for wide release.

Errores
Although the movie showing, "Disaster '76", is an obvious spoof designed specifically for the film, the likelihood of a first-run movie appearing at a small town drive-in the same year that it premiered would not be likely.

Citas
Glowie's Friend: Hey, those two are ganing up on Orville.
Glowie's Friend: Yeah, I wish one of 'em was me.

Conexiones
Features The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (1952)

Bandas sonoras
Whatever Happened to Randolph Scott
Written by Don Reid (uncredited) and Harold Reid (uncredited)
Performed by The Statler Brothers
Courtesy of Phonogram, Inc. and Mercury Records
American Cowboy Music, Inc., publisher

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7/10

Solid comedy of the small-town South with good attention to detail

I have not seen this film since its cable run in the mid-1970s, but I still occasionally enjoy a private laugh when I think about it. The filmmakers clearly had a good eye for the details of small southern towns (the setting was Texas, but it would have been just fine for my native Tennessee). There is an early scene at a classic roller rink, where the dough-faced, slack-jawed teens used as extras were just perfect for the parts.

As mentioned by other reviewers, the movie-within-the-movie, DISASTER '76, is a solid parody worth watching just by itself. If a DVD is ever made (unlikely, I'm sure), DISASTER '76 should be included by itself as an extra.

7 out of 10.