Scrooged Drinking Game Rules
If you're looking to add a twist to your holiday movie night, look no further than Scrooged! This classic Christmas film, starring Bill Murray, is jam-packed with hilarious moments that are just begging for a drinking game. Get ready to raise your glass and take a sip every time Frank Cross (played by Murray) delivers a snarky one-liner, or whenever a ghostly visit leaves him rattled. With our Scrooged drinking game rules, you're in for a memorable and merry movie night. So grab your favorite festive beverage and get ready to laugh and sip your way through this holiday favorite. Cheers!
Scrooged Drinking Game Rules:
- Take a sip every time Frank Cross (Bill Murray) says something sarcastic or cynical.
- Drink when a ghost appears to Frank.
- Take a sip whenever there is a reference to Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol."
- Drink whenever Frank yells at someone.
- Take a sip every time Frank makes a snide comment about Christmas or holiday traditions.
- Drink when Frank's ex-girlfriend Claire (Karen Allen) appears on screen.
- Take a sip every time Frank receives an unexpected visit from a supernatural being.
- Drink when Frank has a change of heart or shows genuine kindness.
- Take a sip whenever someone is seen wearing a Santa hat or Christmas clothing.
- Drink when Frank's brother James (John Murray) says something funny or silly.
- Take a sip every time a ghostly character breaks the fourth wall.
- Drink when Frank's assistant Grace (Alfre Woodard) stands up to him.
- Take a sip whenever someone says the word "Scrooge."
- Drink when there is a flashback to Frank's childhood.
- Take a sip every time Frank gets startled or scared by a ghost or supernatural event.
- Drink when you see a Christmas decoration or a holiday-themed prop in the background.
- Take a sip whenever there is a reference to a classic Christmas song or carol.
- Drink when Frank's boss Preston Rhinelander (Robert Mitchum) does something manipulative or unkind.
- Take a sip every time Frank fails to recognize an old friend or colleague due to his selfishness.
- Drink when you hear holiday bells or chimes in the movie's soundtrack.
About the Movie
Title: Scrooged
Released: 23 Nov 1988
Rated: PG-13
Runtime: 101 min
Genre: Comedy
Plot: A selfish, cynical television executive is haunted by three spirits bearing lessons on Christmas Eve.
Language: English