We Pitch You a Movie Christmas

The greatest Christmas movie of all time doesn’t exist—until now. In this festive card game for three or more players ages 13 and up, you have five minutes to come up with your best, most creative, or funniest holiday movie pitch. Choose a movie star, a genre, and a Christmas cliché, then sit back and watch the tinsel fly!

From the creator of Cinephile: A Card Game comes a fun party game where players go head-to-head to pitch the next Christmas movie classic. Featuring 150 cards, and multiple ways to play, We Pitch You a Movie Christmas is the ultimate gift for anyone who’s seen way too many holiday movies.

• Genres: From hysterical hijinks to action-packed adventure, choose from one of six fun-filled genres: Family Comedy; Holiday Horror; Holiday Fantasy; Holiday Rom-com; Holiday Drama or Musical; and R-rated Christmas.

• Casting: With 100 beautifully illustrated actor cards, you can cast your movie with a wide assortment of A-listers, from Adam Sandler to Zendaya. You don't need to have deep knowledge of an actor's filmography—you just need to use your imagination.

• Story: 50 action cards feature well-known tropes and familiar storylines—from “a grump learns the true meaning of Christmas” to “Robot Santa goes haywire”—so even first-time screenwriters will be able to dream up their own holiday movie plot.

• Gameplay: Take your turn as both writer and producer, pitching your soon-to-be holiday classics and awarding greenlights to your favorites. This game is for 3 or more players, ages 13 and up, but for more family-friendly gameplay, omit any naughty genres or cards as you wish.

We Pitch You a Movie Christmas is perfect for holiday gatherings, family get-togethers, or as an icebreaker for office parties. With 150 cards and 8 ways to play, there are countless combinations for endless movie-making fun. Make it your new holiday tradition!

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