Dying insomeone’sarmsVillainmonologueRidiculousgunshotknockbackObviousstuntdoubleEnemies/rivalsbecomeunwillingalliesShirtcomesoffDisguiseKidnapping“Hacking”Jumpingbetweentwo movingvehiclesPatriotismObviousgreenscreenPlottwistSlowmotionCarchaseOne-linerMexicanstandoffOut ofammoBackfrom thedeadMentor’sadvice/inspiringwordsTime isrunningoutSurveillanceBetrayalVillaincasuallyshootssomeoneMissionbriefingWoman inunderwearEvilseductionHeroicmusic withstringsand brassBackfromretirementExplosionImprovisedweaponCrashingthroughglassHostagesin dangerTimercountingdown“Take alook atthis”HelicopterMen speakintently withfaces closetogetherFootchaseEvillaughPlucky low-level politician/consultantguesses what’sgoing onProtagonistwantsrevengeAmbushSneakintovillain’sbaseDeadlyfallTechnology!Jumpingon orslidingover a carMassacreset to sadmusicDisobeyingordersA “good”guy isactuallybadHoldinghands tosavesomeoneProtagonist’sfriend/ familymember diesThe villainis a familymanSomeonehas a petdogSomeone’son fireToughgirlTrainedprofessionalscan’t shoottheprotagonistVillain’strigger-happysubordinateMiddleEastern/British/RussianvillainGun“clicks”emptySomeonesays themovie titleDying insomeone’sarmsVillainmonologueRidiculousgunshotknockbackObviousstuntdoubleEnemies/rivalsbecomeunwillingalliesShirtcomesoffDisguiseKidnapping“Hacking”Jumpingbetweentwo movingvehiclesPatriotismObviousgreenscreenPlottwistSlowmotionCarchaseOne-linerMexicanstandoffOut ofammoBackfrom thedeadMentor’sadvice/inspiringwordsTime isrunningoutSurveillanceBetrayalVillaincasuallyshootssomeoneMissionbriefingWoman inunderwearEvilseductionHeroicmusic withstringsand brassBackfromretirementExplosionImprovisedweaponCrashingthroughglassHostagesin dangerTimercountingdown“Take alook atthis”HelicopterMen speakintently withfaces closetogetherFootchaseEvillaughPlucky low-level politician/consultantguesses what’sgoing onProtagonistwantsrevengeAmbushSneakintovillain’sbaseDeadlyfallTechnology!Jumpingon orslidingover a carMassacreset to sadmusicDisobeyingordersA “good”guy isactuallybadHoldinghands tosavesomeoneProtagonist’sfriend/ familymember diesThe villainis a familymanSomeonehas a petdogSomeone’son fireToughgirlTrainedprofessionalscan’t shoottheprotagonistVillain’strigger-happysubordinateMiddleEastern/British/RussianvillainGun“clicks”emptySomeonesays themovie title

90s Action Movie Bingo - Call List

(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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  1. Dying in someone’s arms
  2. Villain monologue
  3. Ridiculous gunshot knockback
  4. Obvious stunt double
  5. Enemies/ rivals become unwilling allies
  6. Shirt comes off
  7. Disguise
  8. Kidnapping
  9. “Hacking”
  10. Jumping between two moving vehicles
  11. Patriotism
  12. Obvious green screen
  13. Plot twist
  14. Slow motion
  15. Car chase
  16. One-liner
  17. Mexican standoff
  18. Out of ammo
  19. Back from the dead
  20. Mentor’s advice/ inspiring words
  21. Time is running out
  22. Surveillance
  23. Betrayal
  24. Villain casually shoots someone
  25. Mission briefing
  26. Woman in underwear
  27. Evil seduction
  28. Heroic music with strings and brass
  29. Back from retirement
  30. Explosion
  31. Improvised weapon
  32. Crashing through glass
  33. Hostages in danger
  34. Timer counting down
  35. “Take a look at this”
  36. Helicopter
  37. Men speak intently with faces close together
  38. Foot chase
  39. Evil laugh
  40. Plucky low-level politician/ consultant guesses what’s going on
  41. Protagonist wants revenge
  42. Ambush
  43. Sneak into villain’s base
  44. Deadly fall
  45. Technology!
  46. Jumping on or sliding over a car
  47. Massacre set to sad music
  48. Disobeying orders
  49. A “good” guy is actually bad
  50. Holding hands to save someone
  51. Protagonist’s friend/ family member dies
  52. The villain is a family man
  53. Someone has a pet dog
  54. Someone’s on fire
  55. Tough girl
  56. Trained professionals can’t shoot the protagonist
  57. Villain’s trigger-happy subordinate
  58. Middle Eastern/ British/ Russian villain
  59. Gun “clicks” empty
  60. Someone says the movie title