(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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gru listens to phoebe
Astronauts!!!
hippie
minion
someone orders oat milk/dairy-free alt milk
Banana swordfight.
Nixon shows up (or another president)
Minion-evil times (Medieval)
the minions hate Gru at first
Going through
Gru-berty
Gay Gru/LGBTQ Subplot
baby minions
Gru gets fired
someone says "you're fired" in a Trump voice.
rocky style training montage
gaslighting parental figure
Gru considers military service
a rainbow appears in the sky
Adult humor
Moon Song moment (Gru thinks about the moon)
Bullying Plot (Grullying)
opening title crawl/movie opens with text
Dance party ending
Minions drinking/making coffee
Nasty dig at Disney
extreme human rights violations
use of a dutch angle
The Office joke
the minion union
movie parody scene
Minion Gun Violence
makeover montage
Minion therapist
or health care worker
Gru is a child of divorce
(like me)
beatles minions
Julie Andrews sings a lovely song
LSD Sequence
(or any type of hallucination)
michelle yeoh's character is... Mommy?
INCEL GRU
Minion
Planet/Home Location
FOOD FIGHT *yuck*
Sad walk sequence (alla Cheer Up Charlie)
COPAGANDA
minion in a towel
Gru in therapy
A minion dies (RIP)
Minions receive subtitled dialogue
NEW YORK CITY!
gru switched at birth
Interspecies romance between minion/not minon
Gru puts on his scarf for the first time shot (marvel style)
mental illness
minions are discriminated against
RED SCARE
Entirely too much relying on musical montages
end credit scene tying into the larger
cinematic
Gru-niverse
minions playing instruments
or
singing
ironic reference
to current
socio-political
climate
Film alternates between present day and flashbacks throughout