My Movie Ticket Collection

Chris Stuckmann shares his movie ticket collection, dating all the way back to 2001!

[DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

SO happy to know I'm not the only movie-loving nerd who keeps their tickets, because every film trip is an experience, regardless of good or bad. 🖤🎥✨

[WhytheBookWins]

Oh my gosh, all the nostalgia! I started collecting movie tickets when I was around 13 as well, but then they got ruined when I was 19 and after that I stopped collecting. Impressive you held on to those for over 20 years!

[frochino]

Chris, you gotta keep that Morbius ticket in mint condition, it'll go for one morbillion dollars in ten years when the trilogy is completed

[priskilla]

This was so cool! It was definitely a way different experience back in the day. I have very fond memories of going to the movies with my family that I will forever cherish. Unfortunately, we were pretty broke at the time and could only afford to go to a "$1 theater" which only played movies that were just released on VHS, but it was still such a treat for us and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Those were the days that you could sneak into a theater or sneak your friends in through the side door and get away with it! Lol! Ahhh, good times. Thank you for sharing.

[coolnerdlll]

One of my favorite moments in any Chris video is burning the Nine Lives ticket. I haven't even seen the movie and I felt glad you did that.

[mylesreynolds]

you showing your Dark Knight tickets with the date and everything made me come to the realization that I somehow convinced my mom to take me to that movie when I was 8 lol

[Giants]

Damn seeing how much a movie ticket was then compared to now is mind blowing

[Nestly]

I remember being in 5th grade and seeing movie stubs on a friend's dresser and thought, "Wow what a great idea to collect those!" So I did! I have such a huge collection now, my oldest being Dr. Dolittle from 1998 I believe. It was fun watching you relive your theater experiences and seeing someone else as excited to collect stubs as I am!!

[AlexLopez-xbyn]

Amazing video idea Chris. I normally don’t collect all movie tickets but I remember some great experiences seeing The Dark Knight, UP, Avatar, Avengers, Inside Out, Rogue One, LEGO Movie, IT, Infinity War, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Joker, Lighthouse, Jojo Rabbit, No Way Home, and Everything Everywhere all at Once.

[CinematicDependency]

I’m happy, this man is finally making a movie. It’s super unreal. Congrats, Chris! 😃

[felixnolasco]

Just when I thought Stuckmann couldn’t be a bigger movie nerd 😂

[jeffinjohnson]

I can’t stop thinking about the prices on those ticket stubs lol. Take me back to those times already

[StraightTomahawk]

Always wanted to do something like this but always thought there's no point because I never started before. Changed that mentality back in September when I saw No Time To Die, and I've been collecting all my tickets since then. Hope I can look back in a few years time and see an amazing collection that I have

[overthirtymedia]

My Dad and I went to the movies every Saturday morning for decades. When he passed I found all of our ticket stubs. They are proudly displayed on the wall in my movie room now.

[C.G.Jr.]

Love the fact that you took the time to make a really cool, kind of personal but fun video while in the middle of making your film.
Really happy to see it man.

[slayer]

My first ticket I saved and still have is for Spider-Man, I was 4 years old. I lost my god damn child mind during that movie. I still remember, I was in head start. Just got out of class, and went to the theaters. I remember watching shred and seeing the first trailer for Spider-Man, start screaming lol most movie I see day one, opening night. Movies and theaters are a truly special experience that can be taken for granted. I’ve seen classics that have changed my life. Love your collection Chris!

[JonahHenrickson]

I didn’t know the director of An American Tail: Fievel Goes West, We’re Back! A Dinosaur’s Story, Balto, and The Prince of Egypt is the great-grandson of the author of War of the Worlds, The Invisible Man, and The Time Machine 😳

[mitchaspinell]

It’s really cool to see a lot of the theaters I’ve frequented (Kent Plaza, Chapel Hill, Independence, etc.) on the tickets here! And a lot of them on my tickets. Cool stuff man!

[andim]

I’m so happy you shared this. When I was a kid I had a diary and I used it for movie reviews. The two I can remember at the top of my head were Happy Feet and X-Men the Last Stand. I have saved movie and concert tickets for the longest time and I’m happy I’m not the only one. Watching you evolve into someone like me just loving movies into actually working on movies is inspirational. Don’t stop Chris!

[WhytheBookWins]

Also I love hearing movie lovers talk about going a movie by themselves. I've had people think I'm so weird for seeing a movie on my own lol