(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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References a better movie
"But first a word from our sponsor"
Accidentally creates new EFAP meme
Accidentally undercuts his/her own arguement
Criticism I don't like = Nitpick
Criticism I don't like = Nitpick
Quotes the director
Missed/forgot important scene/line the film
"Subversion of expectations"
References a better movie
Makes conclusion(s) without any supporting evidence
References an obscure movie
SJW moment
"In my opinion"
Botches commonly used word/phrase
References a worse movie
"Subversion of expectations"
Politics
"Muh themes"
Botches commonly used word/phrase
Botches commonly used word/phrase
"But first a word from our sponsor"
Criticism I don't like = Nitpick
Accidentally undercuts his/her own point
Reference to Obscure Philosopher
Don't give the listener time to catch mistakes
Text wall appears on screen
Reference to Obscure Philosopher
Quotes the director
If it happens more than once in the movie, then it's a theme
"But first a word from our sponsor"
SJW moment
References an obscure movie
SJW moment
Text wall on screen
Clearly didn't read that sentence out loud
"Subversion of expectations"
Bizarre/bad editing
"Objectivity doesn't exist"
Inordinately Ostentatious vocabulary
Inordinately Ostentatious vocabulary
Accidentally creates new EFAP meme
"Objectivity doesn't exist"
Missed important scene/line the film
Plugs his/her Patreon
References a worse movie
"Objectivity doesn't exist"
"In my opinion"
Reference to Obscure Philosopher
Bizarre/bad editing
"In my opinion"
Redundant repetition
If it happens more than once in the movie, then it's a theme