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What is the oldest movie ticket stub you still have?

posted a year ago by samoanjoes (50956)
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Behold my oldest movie ticket stub from a theatre that no longer exists!
https://imgur.com/a/pRSOIQs

[–] moviechatterer (13284) a year ago

bill & ted 2

[–] samoanjoes (50956) a year ago

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQWHO4JXZZLOqI5fVOboZ5T87dYQeBz8rAdJw&usqp=CAU

[–] corey (724) a year ago

1964 Goldfinger. Boyd Theater. Philly (dont think its there anymore)

[–] samoanjoes (50956) a year ago

I crown you winner!

[–] ItsGood2BeRight (3879) a year ago

I saw Titanic in the theatre on a first date. I know I put the stub in a shoe box with some other sentimental things. Pretty sure it's still there. Crap...I'm taking a stroll down memory lane now.

[–] samoanjoes (50956) a year ago

I will not confirm that I saw that in theatre, bought it on VHS, then bought it on DVD, and finally BluRay.

[–] M1sterDoct0r (3883) a year ago

I take after my grandma. I usually don't throw away (most) receipts. I keep 'em in a box.

But I threw out most of 'em when I was moving a few months back

I think the oldest one I had was for No Country for Old Men (2007)

[–] samoanjoes (50956) a year ago

I wish I saw that in theatre. The first time I saw it was a screener.

[–] TandyMan (10364) a year ago

Pulp Fiction.

[–] DrexlBickle (1838) a year ago

Saw this with my mom when I was 9, back in '93.
https://ibb.co/93wnGHh

[–] samoanjoes (50956) a year ago

That looks like a durable ticket made of multiple layers of paper. The ones here in Toronto have always been flimsy paper.

[–] DrexlBickle (1838) a year ago

Yeah, all the movie tickets were like this in the Netherlands.