The Route 66 Diner in Hudson had a "drive-in" movie night.
They were playing Grease. It's been decades since I last saw it and I still have the damn thing memorized.
My sister was OBSESSED with John Travolta at the time, so I saw it every time it was on and many times once we got a VCR.
The Boy learned to sing and dance to Greased Lightning, so I saw the movie many more times when he was practicing.
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Grease was our senior class play so I saw a dozen performances from the booth which cured me of any desire to see the movie. FWIW the male lead became a singer in a rock band that made the charts
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