My friends and I would just sit around drink and watch StarWars. There was no organized drinking game but there was a hell of a lot of arguments and quoting.
* Drink every time Avon makes a snide comment. (or if you want to survive the night... drink every time Avon says something that ISN'T a snide comment)
* Drink every time Orac refuses to help the crew because his circuits are busy, possessed, or he just plain doesn't feel like it.
* Drink every time you spot a recycled Doctor Who prop.
* Drink every time the Liberator crew have their teleport bracelets confiscated or otherwise rendered inoperative.
* Take a shot for every ship The Federation sends against the Liberator. (usually doesn't exceed 3)
* Down the bottle every time somebody calls Servalan a "sexy bitch"
@okeribok: Only if for seasons 3 & 4 you take a drink every time they namecheck Blake, and comment on how incredible a leader he was or how he's the only person that could ever bring the resistance together.
Oh, and you can also take a drink every time you spot a costume that features metal studs or diamond-shaped quilting.
@bluehinter: Tangentally, you can also play the Winter Olympics Figure Skating drinking game, where you take a shot every time a team shows up wearing an outfit that looks like it came straight off the set of Blakes 7 or Doctor Who:
3) If you're gonna list 300, you might as well include Troy because gods were supposed to be in that one and my rules for the Troy drinking game are thus: Anytime any character speaks of how their place in history or through the ages, you have to take a drink. Your first will actually occur in the friggin' pre-credit narration.
@Log1c: Yes, I have found that to be the best way to enjoy the SciFi Original Movies. I think the only times my boyfriend and I watched entire movies was with the aid of alcohol.
I love how everybody is blaming this and that on watchmen's gross but nobody wants to look at the big elephant in the room that is the shit ass economy. I mean seriously, not acknowledging that is ridiculous.
"...whether the movie will, accidentally, have as big an effect on superhero movies as the comic did on superhero comics."
I think it's pretty safe to say that, almost no matter how successful the Watchmen film turns/had turned out, that would be impossible. Even Dark Knight hasn't had that great of an effect.
Yes TDK was dark and gritty and successful and rode on a martyr effect of sorts, but it didn't open doors to new ways of thinking about the genre the way the Watchmen graphic novel did.
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But you'd probably pass out before they even got to "Pull up, Porkins!"
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The only rule is that you had to take a drink any time anyone said the word "who."
It's really just a fancy way to commit suicide by alcohol poisoning.
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Drinking game for Harry Potter 7 [written before the release] - [sometimeslizwrites.blogspot.com]
and, a bit more esoteric but may entertain some:
Drinking game for JK Rowling's 2008 Harvard commencement address - [sometimeslizwrites.blogspot.com]
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* Drink every time Avon makes a snide comment. (or if you want to survive the night... drink every time Avon says something that ISN'T a snide comment)
* Drink every time Orac refuses to help the crew because his circuits are busy, possessed, or he just plain doesn't feel like it.
* Drink every time you spot a recycled Doctor Who prop.
* Drink every time the Liberator crew have their teleport bracelets confiscated or otherwise rendered inoperative.
* Take a shot for every ship The Federation sends against the Liberator. (usually doesn't exceed 3)
* Down the bottle every time somebody calls Servalan a "sexy bitch"
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Oh, and you can also take a drink every time you spot a costume that features metal studs or diamond-shaped quilting.
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and Tarrant for the win...
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2) 300 isn't science fiction or even fantasy
3) If you're gonna list 300, you might as well include Troy because gods were supposed to be in that one and my rules for the Troy drinking game are thus: Anytime any character speaks of how their place in history or through the ages, you have to take a drink. Your first will actually occur in the friggin' pre-credit narration.
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Troy drinking game rule:
any time the camera does a cutaway reaction shot to peter o'tool you have to take a drink.
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Likelihood of Intoxication: 100%
Likelihood of SciFi Movie Enjoyment: Extremely High.
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Oye.
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I'm pretty sure following the 'drink every time the sonic screwdriver is used like a magic wand' rule would kill you.
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I also did one for Twilight. I'm still recovering.
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I think it's pretty safe to say that, almost no matter how successful the Watchmen film turns/had turned out, that would be impossible. Even Dark Knight hasn't had that great of an effect.
Yes TDK was dark and gritty and successful and rode on a martyr effect of sorts, but it didn't open doors to new ways of thinking about the genre the way the Watchmen graphic novel did.