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?

Dude! Good eye man. Yea 1 “Minority” stub is from 2002 so definitely minority report. I honestly can’t even find the other ha.

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"There's a catastrophic, global natural disaster. How do we fix it?"
"Nuke it!"

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"Nuke it" was the answer to every global problem in the 90s.

It was hilarious.

Sweet. Mine go back to '83. I was bummed when we switched to digital tickets.

They didn't try to nuke it in 2012, and the world was destroyed.

It's heinous that they didn't attempt to nuke it in Geostorm. That movie was ripe for a nuke it.

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that's pretty cool. wish i had done that with concert t-shirts.

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I wish I would have done something like that with my concert tickets. I do still have an old Van Halen stub from 1981. The price? $7.50.

My how things have changed

Nerd stuff is nerdy but still cool!

7 magic mikes

Take it to Rick and see if he knows a guy