(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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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I-One of the main characters is a big-nosed loser
B-Overly snarky, self-aware commentary that is supposed to excuse bad writing
O-Another film in an already drawn out franchise
B-The main protagonist is an outcast who can't fit into society
B-A wacky set-pieces plot, where wacky things happen in wacky places
B-One or more parents are absent/dead/die
G-Poorly developed Chekov's Gun
O-"I hope nothing bad happens" *Something bad happens*
N-Pointless Slow-Mo shot
G-One-Word Title
N-Two marketable characters become friends in two minutes
G-The script was watered down to appeal to LCD
G-Tiny, cute characters meant for marketing only
G-Things happen for no reason, or for plot convenience
B-Dance Party Ending
O-10+ minutes of exposition
G-A scene with the characters comically screaming
N-Wacky Hi-jinks/High-Action chase scene
B-LOLRANDOM humor
I-Based on a previously existing book/show/game
G-A band of unlikely misfits gather together to meet the wizard!
G-"Well that just happened"
O-McGuffin hunt
I-Dreamworks Face
G-An Anti-Consumerist message while being the textbook example of consumerism
I-A fast-talking, quippy, Genie-esque Sidekick
N-Follows the Hero's Journey to a tee
N-Toy Story Ripoff, or "what ___ does when you aren't around"
O-Outdated pop culture references from two years ago
N-Plastic-like, effortless texturing meant to maximize appeal
O-Toilet Humor
B-Animal Sidekick
B-Fake-Out Death Scene
G-At least three household names in the voice cast
N-Twist Villain
B-Unnecessary Dialogue
I-A bizarrely strict set of rules that get explained
B-Fetishy/ Questionably Sexual Scene
G-Characters break up for the third-act conflict
B-A movie musical by people who can't write music
N-Characters' motivations or personalities flip for the sake of the plot
B-Pop Songs from the 60s onward
O-Female character references that she is female
I-Setting-breaking use of modern slang
O-Marvel Humor, or following any serious moment with a quip or bad joke
I-Serving for no other reason than to prove their animation powers
I-Unnecessary Romance
I-A princess who yearns for more out of life
N-The villain dies in a shockingly gruesome fashion
O-Liar Revealed Story Line
I-Overly Protective, Stern, or Protective Parents
I-The overweight character has an eating addiction