5 Movie Games to play with Friends this Christmas
This festive season, transform your ordinary movie night into an unforgettable social event with these five best movie drinking games.
Movie nights with friends are a classic way to unwind and have a good time.
But why not add an extra layer of fun by incorporating some entertaining drinking games into the mix?
Whether you’re a film buff or just looking for a creative way to enjoy your favorite flicks, here are five of the best movie movie-drinking that will turn an ordinary movie night into an unforgettable experience this Christmas.
1. Movie Bingo
Turn your movie night into a game of Bingo! Create Bingo cards with different movie-related scenarios, such as a character saying a catchphrase, a dramatic plot twist, or a romantic kiss.
Each time one of these events occurs in the movie, mark it off on your card and take a sip of your drink.
The first one to complete a row shouts “Bingo!” and gets to assign a drink to a friend.
2. Never Have I Ever – Movie Edition
Put a cinematic twist on the classic party game, “Never Have I Ever.”
Each person takes turns making a statement related to movies, such as “Never have I ever cried during a romantic movie” or “Never have I ever fallen asleep in the middle of a film.”
Those who have done the mentioned action take a drink.
It’s a great way to share funny or embarrassing movie-related experiences with friends.
3. Genre Roulette
For a diverse movie night, create a wheel or a list of different movie genres, such as horror, comedy, drama, or science fiction.
Spin the wheel or take turns choosing a genre, and then pick a movie that fits the selected category.
To make it a drinking game, assign specific rules to each genre.
4. Character Challenge
This game focuses on the characters in the movie.
Before the film starts, assign each participant a character or a specific word. Every time that character appears on screen or the chosen word is spoken, the assigned person takes a drink.
5. The Actor’s Encore
Choose a beloved actor or actress before starting the movie.
Every time the chosen actor appears on screen, everyone takes a drink.
To make it more challenging, if the actor has won an award, take an extra sip.
This game not only adds a new dimension to the movie-watching experience but also sparks conversations about the actor’s career and memorable roles.