The organisers of the re-opening of the Dubbo drive-in have gone for the classics, with Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Top Gun, Grease, Dirty Dancing and Nightmare on Elm Street to be shown.
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But which one will you get tickets for?
We have pulled out the trailers to each of the movies to help you decide, though after watching these we aren’t too sure what we would like to see most!
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (1971)
Charlie is one of five lucky children to receive a golden ticket into Willy Wonka's Chocolate Facorty. His sweet tooth lures him in, and he learns there's an adventure in everything.
Starring Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka, Jack Albertson as Grandpa Joe and Peter Ostrum as Charlie.
Top Gun (1986)
As students at the Top Gun Naval Flying SChool compete to be the best in their class, Lieutenant Pete 'Maverick' Mitchell learns a few things from a civilian instructor that are not taught in the classroom.
Starring Tom Cruise as Maverick and Kelly McGillis as Charlie.
Grease (1978)
Good girl Sandy, and bad boy Danny fall in love during their summer holidays. But, when Danny returns to school he discovers Sandy is attending the same one. Will they be able to rekindle their romance? Or are they too different?
Staring John Travolta as Danny and Olivia Newton-John as Sandy.
Dirty Dancing (1987)
Spending the summer at a Catskills resort with her family, Frances "Baby" Houseman falls in love with the camp's dance instructor, Johnny Castle.
Staring Jennifer Grey as Baby Houseman and Patrick Swayze as Johnny Castle.
Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
Several people are hunted by a cruel serial killer who kills his victims in their dreams. While the survivors are trying to find the reason for being chosen, the murderer won't lose any chance to kill them as soon as they fall asleep.
Starring John Sazon as Lt Donald Thompson, Ronee Blakley as Marge Thompson and Johnny Depp as Glen Lantz.
Lynn Rayner
I am the editor of the Daily Liberal, Mailbox Shopper, Western Magazine and associated western publications (Wellington Times and Narromine News which are both online only publications). I have been the editor for three years. I have been a journalist for 15 years and was formally the digital specialist for the Western NSW area assisting with digital coverage and growth across 13 mastheads, including the three dailies. Before that I worked as a journalist in Lithgow and Mudgee covering a number of different rounds. I established the social media accounts in Lithgow and took an interest in the digital aspects of the paper. I started my journalism career at the former Myall Coast Nota based as the journalist-in-charge at Tea Gardens while also working part time in Forster as the council reporter for the Great Lakes Advocate.
I am the editor of the Daily Liberal, Mailbox Shopper, Western Magazine and associated western publications (Wellington Times and Narromine News which are both online only publications). I have been the editor for three years. I have been a journalist for 15 years and was formally the digital specialist for the Western NSW area assisting with digital coverage and growth across 13 mastheads, including the three dailies. Before that I worked as a journalist in Lithgow and Mudgee covering a number of different rounds. I established the social media accounts in Lithgow and took an interest in the digital aspects of the paper. I started my journalism career at the former Myall Coast Nota based as the journalist-in-charge at Tea Gardens while also working part time in Forster as the council reporter for the Great Lakes Advocate.
