Everyone loves a good movie. They are a great source of entertainment, and the particularly great releases make people leave the cinema with a mix of emotions due to the powerful story, great acting, or an iconic scene. People usually watch films at traditional movie houses, but there are also outdoor movies theaters, such as drive-ins, or special screenings making use of fields or stadiums.

Most outdoor theaters are drive-in cinemas, while some are organized by an event center or other venues on a weekend basis. A giant screen is usually setup, concession stands are placed in accessible areas, and it is up to the viewers to decide where to sit, since they can go pretty much anywhere in an outdoor cinema. It is also up to the venue to decide if patrons can bring in their own food and drinks.

Outdoor cinemas have a limitation in that they can only operate during the evening. The sun's glare and bright surroundings make viewing impossible during the daytime. Weather also determines whether a screening can push through or not. This makes their operating hours limited, unlike indoor cinemas, but they usually make up for it by adding entertainment before the movie begins.

The entertainment before the Denver outdoor movies start may include live bands and live theater acts. Some outdoor cinemas have gone so far as to include playgrounds, like miniature golf courses, to keep people entertained before the film starts. Some drive-ins in the past have even tried to install propane heaters to entice customers to watch movies during the winter months.

Denver outdoor movies have experienced a revival recently due to sudden interest in outdoor cinemas. As such, previous drive-ins that have closed have reopened, and some event centers with stadiums or pitches have added film screenings shown every weekend. As in past incarnation of indoor cinemas, the concession stand is the profit-maker of the cinema, and they sell easy-to-eat-and-drink food so customers can concentrate on the movie.

In short, Denver outdoor movies are a new and exciting way for indoor cinema patrons to watch a film. The gimmicks they provide, as well as experiencing something new, can make these people become regulars, and help revive the outdoor cinema industry. Go ahead and try it!