So I kept every movie ticket stub growing up and it was made into a collage for me.

That's cool. I keep mine, too, but I could never find them all.

I, too, saw The Core in theaters.


I have a lot of stubs somewhere, but certainly not every one from my life. That would be awesome to have. I do have most, if not all of the ones from my adult life though. I did notice my stubs were mostly faded away one time though...you could still read them, but barely. And some you had to catch the light just right too.

ETA: The faded ones I have are similar to rows 5-8 in your collage.

Also, you have "Minority" twice, in two different tickets, on opposite ends of the collage. I assumed Minority Report at first, but are these in any kind of order other than ticket style/theater?

I kept most of them for a long time, then a highschool friend turned girlfriend asked for them.... then I got another girlfriend that the now EX was NOT pleased about... never saw them again and well, never really did movies like I did Freshman-Junior in high school

7 magic mikes

Did you spring for the gallery glass?

I would hate For your tickets to fade and the ink isn’t the greatest

Bad freaking arse. I actually used to save my stubs as well from the early 2000s but after about six years, the ink faded and I ended up trashing them.

How many times did you see Austin Powers 3?

I don't even think the Strand Theater printed the name of the movie on ticket stubs from the 70's. Wish I had all of mine like that, but I never kept them.

I did keep college football tickets like that for years, along with Cowboys, Rangers, Mavs, and a few Cotton Bowl press passes. They were all lost, along with a bunch of other items that can't be replaced, when I trusted a mover with storage for a few months. Lost two bicycles, two stereos, two TV's, a bunch of clothes, and a bunch of autographs from NFL, NBA and MLB players from the 80's, and a few retired players.