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Updated Monday, November 3, 2008
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Re-Opening in March 2009 Click
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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. | |||
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PATRON'S GUIDE TO DRIVE-IN ETIQUETTE |
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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. |
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Debrean & Randy Loy, Films,
Food, & Fun!
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MOVIE REVIEWS |
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Question:
I noticed you get both movies for the $8.00 price tag. But can you watch
a movie on screen 1 at 8:00 then go to screen 2 at 9:30? I think
the answer is no...
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If you’re going to make anything as ridiculous as a talking-dog movie, you might as well go all the way. “Beverly Hills Chihuahua” approaches but never quite achieves a truly spectacular level of absurdity; that is, until it reaches the ancient Aztec homeland of the fearsome Chihuahua race. Chloe (voice of Drew Barrymore), the pampered pooch of a megarich cosmetics mogul (Jamie Lee Curtis, in the flesh), is lost in Mexico and about to be devoured by three poorly animated cougars. Enter a mighty tribe of feral Chihuahuas with digital lips, who sweep Chloe away and teach her the power of saying “no más.” No más to funny little outfits! No más to sitting on laps! You are Chihuahua! Where is your bark? As multimillion-dollar frivolities about the pets of the ruling class go, “Chihuahua” is reasonably diverting. As one that happens to be opening in the middle of an economic meltdown, its mere existence feels utterly insane. — Nathan Lee, The New York Times |
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