Sandra Bullock was the first ever person to buy a movie ticket online. The iconic actress and producer recently recalled the incident when she placed an online order for a movie ticket in 1995.The Speed star appeared on an episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, which aired on Tuesday, September 8. She spoke about various things, including the first online movie ticket purchase. She said that she even thought it was fake at first, claiming that she knew this would become common.Recalling the incident, Sandra Bullock said that the person next to her told her that she was going to buy the ticket in 1995. She said okay and added:"So he sets it up, and I thought it was fake at first, but it was legit, it was legit, legitimate, like, set up on a computer that looked like it was hand cranked at the time. And I bought the very first ticket."Jimmy Fallon then also played the video of Bullock making that online purchase, in which the actress said:"You know, it's amazing. I just want to make a little point for that modern technology. I'm just very emotional today."She then explained the buttons she had to click to complete her order and added:"So I'm gonna think I'm gonna cry. Emotional."Further labeling it a "beautiful thing", Sandra Bullock told Fallon when asked if she knew,"Yeah, I knew. I was all in, I thought, myself to be a mini techie at the time. Yeah. Yeah, I'm so not now, but at that time, I was."The movie that Sandra Bullock purchased the ticket for was The Net, which was released in July 1995. She played Angela Bennett, who is a computer programmer who got involved in a high-profile conspiracy. Also Read: Is Jimmy Kimmel Live cancelled? Spencer Pratt celebrates alleged cancellation of show When Sandra Bullock opened up about interacting with a "friendly computer"U.S. Premiere Of Warner Bros. Pictures "Practical Magic 2" - Arrivals - Source: GettySandra Bullock played a programmer in the movie The Net. It was a science fiction movie that presented multiple people using computers to cause harm in the world. After she became the first-ever person to book an online movie ticket, Sandra Bullock was asked if it felt nice interacting with a friendly computer as a change. She joked about having to use her credit card to buy the ticket and said (h/t The Digital Fix):"How is it a friendly service, it took my money, didn't it? But it's a friendly service, did you notice how neurotic I became when I started punching in the numbers? These things are nice, it's very nice, it's great but anything where I have to punch in my credit card number is a little scary so just make sure you punch in the correct number."Sandra Bullock has always been open about new technology. In an interview in April this year, she shared her thoughts on the use of AI (Artificial Intelligence) in Hollywood. She said that we need to "understand, observe, and lean into it." She said that we need to make AI a friend and remain cautious. Also Read: William Shatner takes a dig as Star Wars' IMAX debut is announced on Star Trek’s 60th anniversary