Sweet Home Alabama Drinking Game Rules
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Turn Sweet Home Alabama into a drinking game full of sharp digs and old sparks. Follow Melanie from her polished New York life back to the Alabama town she left behind. Her clashes with Jake get funnier as her past catches up with her.
Watch for the little signs that Melanie still belongs at home, even as her wedding plans take shape. Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas, and Patrick Dempsey make this love triangle a lively game to play along with.
Where to Watch Sweet Home Alabama
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How to Play the Sweet Home Alabama Drinking Game
The rules as written.
- Drink when young Jake says, "So I can kiss you anytime I want"
- Drink when Andrew proposes to Melanie
- Take a sip every time someone calls Melanie by her old name, Smooter
- Take a sip every time Melanie presses Jake to sign the divorce papers
- Take a sip when Melanie's Southern accent slips back out
- Take a sip every time Melanie and Jake trade insults
- Drink when Melanie empties Jake's checking account
- Drink when someone calls Melanie "Felony Melanie"
- Drink when Melanie gets drunk and insults her old schoolmates at the bar
- Drink when Melanie outs Bobby Ray at the bar
- Drink when Barry turns up posing as a New York Post reporter
- Drink when Bobby Ray backs up Melanie's story about the Carmichael plantation
- Drink when Melanie learns Jake once went to New York to win her back
- Drink when Andrew finds out Melanie is still married
- Drink when Melanie realizes Jake makes the glass sculptures
- Finish your drink when the lawyer stops the wedding because Melanie never signed her divorce papers
- Drink when Melanie punches Kate for insulting Pearl
- Drink when Melanie finds Jake planting lightning rods on the beach
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About the Movie
- Title
- Sweet Home Alabama
- Released
- 27 Sep 2002
- Rated
- PG-13
- Runtime
- 108 min
- Genre
- Comedy, Romance
- Plot
- Melanie Carmichael, an up and rising fashion designer in New York, has gotten almost everything she wished for since she was little. She has a great career and the JFK-like fiancée of New York City. But when he proposes to her, she doesn't forget about her family back down South. More importantly, her husband back there, who refuses to divorce her ever since she sent divorce papers seven years ago. To set matters straight, she decides to go to the south quick and make him sign the papers. When things don't turn out the way she planned them, she realizes that what she had before in the south was far more perfect than the life she had in New York City.
- Language
- English
