The Oath Drinking Game Rules
Queue up The Oath and set your glasses now. This movie drinking game rides the film's sharp jokes and creeping pressure. Ike Barinholtz directs and stars with Tiffany Haddish and Nora Dunn. The 2018 comedy thriller runs 93 minutes, so plan your pace. Use our The Oath drinking game rules below to guide your night.
Follow Chris and Kai as Black Friday dinner turns into a standoff. Sip through heated debates, awkward silence, and sudden knocks at the door. Save bigger drinks for bold choices, wild outbursts, and hard truths. Keep it friendly, know your limit, and hydrate between rounds.
The Oath Drinking Game Rules:
- Take a sip when someone says "the Oath."
- Drink when Chris scrolls the news or turns on cable news.
- Take a sip when a "Breaking News" banner fills the TV.
- Drink when someone mentions Black Friday or the deadline.
- Take a sip when Kai lands a dry, cutting one-liner.
- Drink when a family fight erupts at the table.
- Take a sip when someone tells Chris to just sign it.
- Drink when Chris's mom drops a passive aggressive comment.
- Finish your drink when the government agents first step inside.
- Take a sip when an agent flashes a badge or says "we have questions."
- Drink when the agents search a room, drawer, or phone.
- Take a sip when Chris hides or deletes something on his phone.
- Drink when zip ties, tape, or restraints show up.
- Take a sip when someone whispers so the agents will not hear.
- Finish your drink when a televised address changes the fate of the Oath.
- Drink when Kai steps in to cool everyone down.
Title: The Oath
Released: 19 Oct 2018
Rated: R
Runtime: 93 min
Genre: Comedy
Plot: Chris (Ike Barinholtz) and Kai (Tiffany Haddish) agree not to sign an oath of loyalty to the United States for tax incentives. The deadline is Black Friday and a politically-charged Chris focuses on getting through the holiday with his family while he pours over the news regarding The Oath. The day after Thanksgiving, he and his family are surprised when agents show up to interrogate him. As the situation escalates, they must decide how to stay out of jail and protect their family.
Language: English
