Yes, drinking games are all about the, well, drinking, but they can also serve as the perfect excuse to watch your favorite movies time and time again without slipping into a boredom-induced coma.
Take Scarface, for example. No one can deny that this timeless classic is an amazing piece of cinematic history, but even then, stream it a handful of times and it’ll become a little too predictable. What’s a film buff to do then? Grab their friends and give one of these 10 movie drinking games a try, of course.
Although rules are definitely meant to be broken in this case and we encourage you to tweak and add new ones as you go along, these should serve as a great starting point, if we do say so ourselves. Now, invite your friends over (just make sure you've got plenty of beverage options in the fridge!) and turn movie night into an unforgettable bash with one of th
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Scarface (1983)
The movie: Two words: Al Pacino. Set in Miami in 1980, Scarface is one of those movies that was made to be watched over and over again, which makes it the perfect candidate for a drinking game. Watch as Pacino, playing a Cuban immigrant, builds a drug empire and eventually gets a little too cocky for his own good. Cocaine... it's a helluva drug.
The game: Drink every time…
- Someone snorts cocaine (duh).
- Tony kills someone.
- Someone says ‘fuck’.
- You see a sunset.
- The movie moves to a new country.
Reservoir Dogs (1992)
The movie: A Quentin Tarantino masterpiece, Reservoir Dogs follows the surviving criminals of a jewelry heist gone wrong as they try to figure out which one of them is the snitch who ratted the operation out to police. In true Tarantino style, there’s blood, like, LOTS of blood. And plenty of amazing dialogue, too.
The game: Drink every time…
- Someone says 'diamonds'.
- Someone says 'fuck'.
- Someone smokes.
- Someone names a color.
Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas (1998)
The movie: Director Terry Gilliam wrote this screenplay based on Hunter S. Thompson’s iconic novel of the same name and cast Johnny Depp and Benicio Del Toro in the title roles — what more could anyone ask for? The flick is all about a gonzo journalist and his questionable (read: unstable) lawyer friend traveling to Las Vegas and getting high on anything and everything in sight i.e. it's a good time.
The game: Drink every time…
- Someone takes drugs. Any drugs.
- Someone names a new drug.
- Someone drinks.
- There’s hallucination involved.
- Raoul rides in a car.
The Big Lebowski (1998)
The movie: Do we even need to tell you about this hilarious flick that helped solidify the Coen brothers as one of the best filmmaking duos in movie history? Okay, fine: When a failed hit is carried out on "The Dude" Lebowski, he discovers the actual target was a millionaire sharing his name. When the millionaire Lebowski's wife is kidnapped, "The Dude" is summoned to deliver her ransom and negotiate her release, but as you can imagine, the plan goes hilariously awry.
The game: Drink every time…
- Donny says 'dude'.
- The Dude drinks a White Russian.
- Walter says 'shomer Shabbos'.
- You see a weapon.
- There’s a bowling scene and someone gets a strike.
Zoolander (2001)
The movie: Love it or hate it, Zoolander has solidified itself as a cult classic. Ben Stiller’s portrayal of supermodel Derek Zoolander who just wants to save the world and build a School for Kids Who Can't Read Good and Want to Do Other Stuff Good Too still manages to make us laugh. And now, there’s a drinking game to make all of our Blue Steel parties all the more fun.
The game: Drink every time…
- Zoolander makes THAT face.
- There's a celebrity cameo.
- Will Ferrell looks exactly like his dog.
- Someone says 'Blue Steel'.
The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy (2001-2003)
The movies: Peter Jackson's adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy will forever be one of the most impressive cinematic events in film history. How could it not be with all those stunning nature shots and epic fight scenes? Spending 11.22 hours watching a Hobbit and his sidekicks trying to find and destroy the One Ring and save Middle Earth is honestly the best way to spend 11.22 hours on any given day.
The game: Drink every time…
- Frodo says 'Oh, Sam'.
- Gollum talks about his precious.
- Someone looks at a map. Any map.
- A Hobbit talks about food.
- Someone takes a drink.
Anything Marvel (2008-Present)
The movies: Starting with Iron Man in 2008, the Marvel universe has been an unbeatable force at the box office. We're quickly moving toward having 20 movies chronicling the adventures of Marvel’s superheroes at our fingertips and that means countless opportunities to kick back, relax, and drink some good drinks with friends.
The game: Drink any time…
- There’s a fight scene.
- Something explodes.
- SHIELD is mentioned.
- Stan Lee makes a cameo.
- Someone makes a reference to another Marvel movie.
The Hangover (2009)
The movie: The film that catapulted Zach Galifianakis and Bradley Cooper to new heights and inspired all kinds of epic trips to Las Vegas follows a group of friends who wake up following a crazy bachelor party with zero memory of what happened and no clue why the groom-to-be is missing. With time running out, they embark on a wild hunt across the city to track him down and the whole thing is so ridiculous, it's brilliant.
The game: Drink every time…
- You see a Las Vegas landmark.
- There are neon lights.
- Alan copies Phil.
- Stu touches his missing tooth or even refers to it.
- Someone gets hurt.
Wolf Of Wall Street (2013)
The movie: Based on the unbelievable true story of Jordan Belfort, this Martin Scorsese flick stars Leonardo DiCaprio (of course) as Belfort and follows his rise to money and power as a crooked stock broker who soon finds that dealing with crime and corruption will actually be the end of him.
The game: Drink every time…
- Someone says 'fuck'.
- You see boobs.
- There’s snorting of a white substance (or anything else).
- Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill make you laugh hysterically.
The Great Gatsby (2013)
The movie: Leonardo DiCaprio’s second appearance on our list comes in the form of him portraying yet another eccentric millionaire, this time in the 1920s. Baz Luhrmann brings F. Scott Fitzgerald’ classic story of Nick Carraway, a bond salesman, who is drawn to his neighbor Jay Gatsby’s extravagant lifestyle to the big screen with impressive opulence and glam.
The game: Drink every time…
- Gatsby says 'sport'.
- Text appears on the screen.
- Daisy makes things worse.
- You spot the T.J. Eckleberg sign.
- A 21st century song is played, despite the 1920s setting.
BONUS: Making A Murderer (2016)
The series: If you’re a lover of all things Netflix, you’ve undoubtedly become obsessed with the Making A Murderer documentary series just like every single other person on the planet. Well, now you can make the binge-watching even more fun with a drink or two, or five.
The game: Drink every time…
- Steven Avery says he’s innocent.
- You see an aerial shot of the Avery’s Auto Salvage.
- There’s interrogation footage with no lawyers shown.
- Teresa Halbach’s brother is interviewed.
- Steven Avery says he wants to get married.
- Steven Avery’s hairstyle changes.
- There’s a close-up of Steven Avery’s mother.
- It’s revealed that Manitowoc Police broke a protocol.
There you have it, ladies and gents, 10 drinking games (and one bonus docu series game) that will spice up your next movie night and make it an especially memorable one. Just remember to drink responsibly, will you?
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