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Cinemantics magically transforms any movie into a game! Draft a collection of cards with common movie tropes and twist the words on the cards to fit the scene. Your movie trivia knowledge, situational awareness and creative wordplay will carry you to victory in this show stopping game of film and frivolity. May be played with one or more players.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

We played this with friends who usually hate board games, and the trope cards had everyone shouting out twists for the scenes. Drafting a hand and bending the card words to fit whatever's on screen is way more fun than plain trivia.

Mia J. ★★★★★

I grabbed this for a rainy Sunday when we'd already burned through our watchlist, and the trope-drafting mechanic turned out to be the best part of the afternoon. Twisting the card words to match whatever was happening on screen got weirdly competitive by round three.

Penelope B. ★★★★★

Bought this for a movie night with friends who all talk through the film anyway, and it fit perfectly. You draft trope cards and then twist the wording to match whatever scene is playing, which kept everyone arguing in the best way.