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My BBM tickets (proof)

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Riobbm23:
Hey guys, I was thinking of posting this thread not so long ago but I was missing two of my BBM tickets...  I went to see this movie seven times, the first day was December 16th, 2005 (the official movie released date here in DC) and the last was January 10th, 2006.  The only thing that I regret is that I went to the same place and the theaters were very small with the capacity of 140 each room, 5 small theaters in the same building (they were playing 3 movies at the same time), Brokeback Mountain was sold out those days and they were playing it in three rooms.  I kept every single ticket with me and here's the proof:   ;) :D 8)

Lost_Girl:
Oh great idea !! :D

I always keep on the box, all my ticket (now 150.. in 1years and 2/3 months lol) It's red ticket because I always reserved my place for BBM.. !  ;D
I hope I'll add some new ticket at my collection !!

chrissy323:
I have a framed BBM poster and I stuck my tickets stubs in the frame along the edges.

Sorry, no picture.

bram:
I only know where one of my three is. :'(

Jack_ME:
I've seen the film 10 times so far, and I too have kept all my ticket stubs. I thought it would be a good souvenir of this time. I do sometimes collect/save other stuff like that, but not regularly.

I have been fortunate to see my 10 viewings of BBM in 5 separate theaters,  once each in 3 different theaters, and 3 times in another theater, and 4 times in the other theater.

And as a side note, it never occurred to me before to seriously consider the PROJECTION equipment/ screen/ sound system differences between theaters. I mean I knew in genera theaters had different standards, but that awareness was mostly on the decor and atmosphere, cleanliness, etc. This was the first time that I saw the same movie in several different theaters and so I had the chance to directly compare and realize that some projectionists have a better sense of focus than others! And some theaters adjust their sound to emphasize the ambient, while others nearly turn that off! And this last time I saw the film, the whole image was brighter and lighter, without any burn out.

Sorry to say, I expect this is the last week for BBM in my area, and by Friday it will be gone for good. Boo Hoo!

Jack in Maine

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