It's this one, if I'm not mistaken: 

vkimo wrote :

What drive in? I've been wanting to take my daughter to one for awhile now. The nearest one is like an hour away though and the movies doen't start till 9...so my kid would basically be asleep the entire time haha

onipar wrote :

Actually just saw Candyman at the drive-in last week. Plan to see the new one soon. 

Don't Breathe 2 looks good, can't wait to see it.

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Holes

Holes is 2003 Disney live-action movie based on a bestselling novel.

Up until now, I've heard lots about it, but never saw it. Great movie, with funny and heartwarming moments. Worth another look.

We busted into October with a viewing of The Halloween Tree. It's a hard movie to follow, especially for younger audiences, but we hooked up the projector in the backyard and my daughter had fun.

That's awesome. Sounds like a great start to October!

vkimo wrote :

We busted into October with a viewing of The Halloween Tree. It's a hard movie to follow, especially for younger audiences, but we hooked up the projector in the backyard and my daughter had fun.

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i watched that new scooby doo/courage the cowardly dog crossover movie, it was alright.

Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween

A solid adaption o Night of the Living Dummy. Every bit as fun and imaginitve as the previous GB film.

For the 3rd film, I think it should be an anthology of various GB books.

Home.

A Dreamworks Animation film. Not bad, but not quite what I hoped it would be.

The Irishman

Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci's acting is superb as usual. Great to see them do a movie again. Al Pacino being a part of the cast makes thing better. I didn;t know if Martin Scorsese still had it in him or not. Boy, was I wrong!

You still got it Mr. Scorsese!

Soul

This is actually good.

I'm a jazz lover and I love the jazzy elements in this one.

Plus, the beautiful computer animation make me feel happy.

Finished watching Tetris. Really good film. Very entertaining and a nice look inside some of the goings on with the Tetris licensing, the people behind it, and the crazy tactics.