We are now a FREE WiFi spot from 7 to 11 every night!

• Show #1 - Ice Age 3 (PG) 9:00 also Night at the Museum 2 (PG) 10:30
  
  
• Show #2 -Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (PG-13) One show 9:00 Only
  
• Show #3 - Year One (PG-13) 9:00 also Public Enemies (R) 10:40

FOUND: Child's hearing aid. Please stop in for information.

NOTE: We reserve the right to move popular shows to larger screens to accommodate crowds. Please check at the ticket office every time you attend to confirm where your movie choice is playing.

Find Us

The Warwick Drive-In Theater is located at 5 Warwick Turnpike (Route 21) just off Route 94, (right behind Shop-Rite) in Warwick, Orange County, NY 10990. Movie Phone (845) 986-4440.
We feature a park-like, grassy setting on 11 acres of farmland, first-run movies, home-cooked food and multiple screens for a bigger choice of features.
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A limited number of Gift Certificate Books are available. They contain 10 tickets each and cost $50.00 per book. Please send an e-mail to warwickdrivein@frontiernet.net if you are interested.

Located just 6 miles east of Vernon, New Jersey, the Warwick Drive-In is easy to get to from the New York/New Jersey Metropolitan Area via Route 17 (NY) West or Route 23 (NJ) North. Here is a detailed map and a link to printable driving directions.

Admission prices are: Adults-$8.00; Kids (age 4-11) $5.00; under age 4 is FREE; Seniors-$5.00. We do not take credit cards. We use the latest in FM radiosound.

• Always dim your lights before entering the lot.
• Don't litter.
• Place your speaker back on the pole.
• Trucks & vans: please be considerate and park in the rear of the lot or at the ends of rows, as directed by the theater staff. Otherwise, patrons in automobiles may not be able to see over your roof.

MOVIE REVIEWS

Star Trek 3-1/2 Stars

SciFi/Fantasy, Action/Adventure
Rated PG-13 for sci-fi action and violence and brief sexual content.
Running Time: 2:06

Kicking the rust off the good ship Enterprise and a 42-year-old franchise, the 2009 model "Star Trek" is fast, sleek and tightly constructed -- a well-made vessel that, for all its upgrades, remains true to the space-faring characters we know and love.

As Captain Kirk, Chris Pine won't make you forget the lusty bravado of William Shatner, but he brings his own charm and swagger. Zachary Quinto (Sylar from TV's "Heroes") not only dons the pointy ears and Beatles haircut of the logic-driven Mr. Spock, but he finds the fire of self-conflict lying just beneath the Vulcan's emotionless surface...

The bridge of Abrams' Enterprise has smooth lines and is brightly lit -- which is photographed in intimate angles to give the feeling of documentary-like immediacy -- while the ship's innards are a beehive of industrial might. Orci and Kurtzman smartly install dialogue and situations that any "Trek" fan could cite, but they also pick spots to mix up the formula and make it fresh for newcomers. The results stay true to creator Gene Roddenberry's optimistic view, but revved up for action.

-Sean P. Means