A drive-in is a type of outdoor cinema where people watch movies from their cars. Typically, a large screen is set up in a parking lot or open area, and audio is transmitted through speakers or car radios. Drive-ins became popular in the 1950s and 1960s, offering a unique way to enjoy films with family and friends. In addition to movies, many drive-ins also feature snack bars that serve traditional cinema treats like popcorn, candy, and soft drinks. Some drive-ins host special events, such as themed movie nights or live performances, making them a nostalgic and fun experience for audiences of all ages.