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I'm having trouble picturing why you wouldn't be able to see the screen at a drive-in.
Because people are walking around constantly and the drive in by me is bad quality so the details of shit aren't clear. Also, people don't turn off their car lights
Honestly the screen isn't super reflective from the weather so the movie ends up being at 50% opacity.
The one I used to live near would start a movie the moment the sun dipped below the horizon, so there was still plenty of ambient light. In my case, it was usually fine because they did double-features and the second movie was often the only one I cared to watch, so I fucked around in the arcade during the first movie.