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Poorly Explained Movies Game

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$11.16 $18 In stock

Category: Card Set

A party game all about identifying movies–from the worst descriptions humanly possible. Has your mom ever tried to explain a film that she just watched? Did it make one ounce of sense? Of course not–and that’s precisely the inspiration for this game. Compete with your friends to identify popular movies from the most convoluted movie summaries possible. For example: A goose suddenly dies and it makes everyone really depressed. Psst, it’s 'Top Gun.'

  • Features 300 game cards–each featuring a uniquely-terrible description of a movie.
  • Includes instructions for two distinct ways to play (competitive & casual).
  • Suitable for 2 to 8 players.
  • The outer box measures 5” x 2.8” tall x 3” deep (127mm x 71mm x 76mm).
  • Game cards measure 2.472" x 2.8" (63 mm x 71mm).
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua B. ★★★★★

Brought this to game night and my brother's description of Inception was so mangled three of us just stared at our drinks. The cards are sturdy enough that they survived being thrown across the table, which honestly says a lot about how competitive we got.

Edward Q. ★★★★★

My sister tried describing The Sixth Sense as "dead guy talks to a kid who sees things" and the whole table lost it. We've played it three weekends in a row now, and the cards keep producing arguments about whether a description even counts as a movie. Best ten bucks I've spent on a party game.

Jacob ★★★★★

Our family game nights have gotten so much louder since this arrived—everyone’s shouting out guesses and laughing at how wrong the descriptions are. The card prompts are brilliantly terrible, and even my dad who’s seen every movie ever made got stumped twice in one round. It’s easily become our go-t