I found a roll of 35mm film from 1970

[Lasher]

Any chance of getting the pictures developed?

[Pharaoh]

1. I would be surprised

If after 40 years you would find anything on them

But please let us know!

http://photo.walgreens.com/walgreens/storepage/storePageId=SEM3?ext=gooPhoto_NB_Roll_Film_Developing_Broad_photographic_film_developing&sst=09427907-b023-32e9-6241-00000a810517

[Lasher]

2. I figured everyone had stopped developing film.

Sorry, I should have employed The Google.

[sir pball]

6. Don't take it to the drugstore!!

That's a crapshoot even with brand-new film, let alone something that old. Yes, a lot of us do still shoot film - depending where you are there may be a proper lab locally that you can bring it to and talk to them about it; if they don't think they can process it then definitely use Film Rescue. They take AGES, but they can do things nobody else can (especially with dead processes like K14 or E4).

[A Little Weird]

3. Old film

Film Rescue International (http://www.filmrescue.com/)was able to develop some old film I found that was in a weird format. The film was from about 1977 and a few of the pictures came out. It was pretty degraded but cool to get anything from it.

I guess you probably have more options with 35mm but I thought I would mention them.

[Lasher]

4. Thank you.

I took the pictures in South Korea, while serving in the Army.

[Stevenmarc]

5. Do not

Under any circumstances send that film out to a big commercial developer in a big box or a drug store, they don't have a clue on how to handle it. Someone already mentioned Film Rescue International, they are probably the best.