Long before Nicole Kidman served as the spokeswoman of AMC, doing her Oscar-winning best to convince us streaming-hardened film buffs that heartbreak can feel good in a place that costs $30.00 to enter, the moviegoing experience was a whole lot different in the early days of film. Enter drive-in movies. With tiered parking and piped-in audio, drive-in theaters were staples of the early 1900s, bringing all the magic of cinema to the comfort of your car. 

From cuddling couples to a concession stand that comes to you, here are 21 photos of old-school drive-in movies.