(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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Mesh / see through dress
80+ year old human on stage
Speech read off notecard
Christopher Nolan recreating bomb joke
Wes Anderson spotting
The word “Barbenheimer” is spoken
Censored profanity
Greta Gerwig snub acknowledgement
Cillian Murphy’s cheekbones cut into your heart
Saltburn joke
Speech read off cell phone
5+ on stage to accept award
Ugly outfit
You feel the “Kenergy”
Unhinged Bradley Cooper joke
Presenter stumbles on words
“The Irish”
Matt Damon / Kimmel feud
Poor Things aesthetic recreated
“Push out of window” joke
Da'Vine Joy Randolph Slay
Cut to Leo
Taylor Swift joke
Winner shouts out to “kids who should be sleeping”
Kiss on lips
P.I.M.P. steel drum cover
Winner thanks God
Cut to Robert Downey Jr
Joke about movies being too long
Mention of “historical” or “first” win
Scorsese and daughter Francesca bit
Mention of current conflicts (Gaza, Ukraine, etc.)
Will Smith “slap” joke
Montage!
Letterboxd
Ludwig Göransson hair
SNOOP!
Jeffrey Wright’s dulcet tones
Zendaya spotting
Winner is a film you’ve seen
Emma Stone wins
“I didn’t prepare a speech”
New Oscar for “Best Casting”
Bad Zone of Interest joke
Christopher Nolan intense joke
Tears in acceptance speech
Standing ovation
Awkward musical play off
Guillermo
“Hi Barbie”
A man on stage dresses in something other than boring tux/suit
SAG/WGA strikes mentioned
“Inyeon” Past Lives reference
Acceptance speech played off awkwardly
Movie trailer plays
Curmudgeonly Giamatti
“Take in the sheets”
Host changes outfit
Acknowledgement about historical atrocities addressed in film