Cinema: The School of Rock
The School Of Rock Drive In Tickets Are Out Now!
How do you refresh your love for films after recovering from the global lockdown? Watching films at home is surely fun but it is nowhere close to The Drive In theatre in London. From cult classics to the latest hits, live gigs, and stand-ups, it is the perfect place for you to feel free and watch your favourite film, The School of Rock. Starring Jack Black, this 2003 comedy won the hearts of millions all over the world and remains one of the best movies based on music. Whether this is your first time or you want to feel nostalgic, head over to the open-air theatre with the School of Rock drive in tickets for hours of cinematic entertainment.
Why The Drive In?
The Drive In brings the unconventional 50’s American style of watching theatre and live shows outdoors. Go back to the golden age of Hollywood with a groundbreaking cinema experience. Simply park your automobile, sit back, relax and enjoy the film. The theatre is fully contact-free, sticking closely to the ongoing restrictions set by the government, which makes it a great way to indulge in the outside world without worries. Adding to the experience is more than just its unique style; a state-of-the-art screen ensures an amazing view irrespective of the time of the day or the spot of your parking. You can easily order the snacks and drinks of your choice through the website and the trained attendants will deliver them to you. Get your School of Rock drive in tickets and catch this brilliant movie from nearly two decades ago that still rocks!
A School That Rocks
Dewey Finn is a struggling rock guitarist in need of money. His band kicked him out but his love for rock music remains. Not being able to find anything close to what he wants, Dewey disguises himself as a substitute music teacher at a reputed school. While he has not much idea about how he is going to use the situation to his advantage, he recognises the musical talent of his students and introduces them to the genre of hard rock and his favourite bands like Led Zepplin and The Who. However, the school’s uptight principal is not in favour of this. Dewey is able to connect with his students at a deeper level, igniting their rock ‘n’ roll animals, and forming a band to redeem himself at a local Battle of the Bands. But, his secret identity may be in jeopardy.
Released on 3rd October 2003, the film had a budget of $35 million, to which it earned over $131 million globally. Jack Black’s acting, comedy, and energy worked like a charm and complemented the storyline. The film received immensely positive reviews and remained the top music-based film until 2015. It also got a musical and television adaptation later. Find out what keeps the movie young and refreshing even after all these years with the School of Rock drive in tickets, and the Drive In is probably the best place to do so.