Eat Drink Man Woman Drinking Game Rules
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In this Eat Drink Man Woman drinking game, you take a seat at Chu's Sunday table in Taipei. Each feast brings rich food, family tension, and news that changes the meal. Ang Lee lets you savor the quiet jokes as much as the big reveals.
Watch Chu care for his daughters through food, even as they build lives of their own. From a sharp soup critique to a tender final taste, small moments give this game its flavor.
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How to Play the Eat Drink Man Woman Drinking Game
The rules as written.
- Take a sip whenever Chu prepares an elaborate dish for Sunday dinner
- Take a sip when a daughter shares news at the Sunday table
- Take a sip when Chu worries that his sense of taste is fading
- Drink when Jia-Chien says the ham in Chu's soup is oversmoked
- Drink when Old Wen tastes Chu's cooking for him
- Drink when Chu leaves dinner to help Old Wen at a banquet
- Drink when Chu starts making lunches for Shan-Shan
- Drink when a volleyball interrupts Jia-Jen's class
- Take a sip when Jia-Jen reads a love letter she thinks is from Ming-Dao
- Drink when Jia-Chien announces her plan to move out
- Drink when Jia-Chien learns her apartment savings are gone
- Drink when Li Kai denies ever dating Jia-Jen
- Drink when Guo-Lun realizes he has feelings for Jia-Ning
- Drink when Jia-Chien spots Chu at the hospital
- Drink when Chu talks with Old Wen about eating, drinking, men, and women
- Finish your drink when Chu tells Jia-Chien he has tasted her soup
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About the Movie
- Title
- Eat Drink Man Woman
- Released
- 03 Aug 1994
- Rated
- Not Rated
- Runtime
- 124 min
- Genre
- Comedy, Drama, Romance
- Plot
- Eat Drink Man Woman is a classic tale of simmering frustrations and relationship woes as semi-retired Master Chef Chu shares his culinary skills and tends to his three unmarried daughters' respective emotional journeys. Jia-Jen is a chemistry teacher, Jia-Chien an airline executive and Jia-Ning works at a fast-food establishment. Together they help prepare and eat a sumptuously elaborate dinner each Sunday, a family tradition which allows for considerable insight into their lives and fuels the fire for each daughter to deal with the turmoil of new romantic challenges.
- Language
- Mandarin, French
