Films, cinema

1. Sharm , Murugiah

Inside the Chocolate Factory. Puzzle 1000 Teile

Setzen Sie die Welt von Willy Wonkas berühmter Schokoladenfabrik in diesem mit Süßigkeiten überzogenen Puzzle zusammen. So seltsam und wunderbar wie Wonkas Vision, bezieht sich die surreale Illustration sowohl auf den Film von 1971 als auch auf Roald Dahls Originalbuch und öffnet gleichzeitig die Türen der Fabrik, um reale Charaktere einzufügen, so dass Sie eine kaleidoskop-artige Besetzung von Figuren und Details erkennen können, während Sie das Puzzle zusammensetzen. Von Schokoladenbrunnen und leckbaren Tapeten bis hin zu Gene Wilder und Elizabeth II - Überraschungen sind garantiert!

1. Roger , Ebert

Roger Ebert's Movie Trivia

Test your movie knowledge with 200 cards comprising 400 total questions. This fun, accessible trivia game is inspired by the luminous film reviews of Roger Ebert and made in complete partnership with his estate.Name the film being described in this Roger Ebert review: “The movie is not about ghosts but about madness and the energies it sets loose in an isolated situation primed to magnify them. There is no way, within the film, to be sure with any confidence exactly what happens, or precisely how, or really why. [Director Stanley] Kubrick delivers this uncertainty in a film where the actors themselves vibrate with unease.”If you answered The Shining, then you might have what it takes to win Roger Ebert’s Movie Trivia! In this 200-card game, Ebert’s film criticism serves as a launchpad for movie trivia—you don’t need an encyclopedic knowledge of his writing to win, just a passion for cinema. Each card features a quote from one of Ebert’s reviews, including context clues such as actors, directors, and plot details, as well as offering a microcosm of Ebert’s insights and distinctive style. Two questions follow: The first question, the easier of the two, asks you to identify the film based on the quote. The second question is harder, testing players' general knowledge of the film at hand. Even though this question is meant to be more difficult, a variety of question types—such as multiple choice and true or false—keeps the game fun for everyone while offering a challenge for cinephiles.Through gameplay, players will encounter great (and not so great) movies, and in the process, rediscover Roger Ebert’s writing—its soulfulness, wit, and above all, an abiding love for film.

1. Cory , Everett

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!

The Lord of the Rings 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle

An extremely powerful image by master Canadian illustrator Ted Nasmith. It depicts the scene where the Ents attack Isengard led by Treebeard. This image was first used in the Tolkien Calendar in 2003 but has not been seen much since then.. It is part of a series that includes other images by Nasmith, namely Rhosgabel, A Song in the Trollshaws and Bilbo and the Hobbits. The series also includes images by John Howe, Antonio de Luca and Francesco Mattioli.

1. Brass Brass Monkey

Mini Poorly Explained Movies - Holiday Edition

SOCIAL GAME – A party game all about identifying movies–from the worst descriptions humanly possible. Features 125 game cards–each featuring a uniquely-terrible description of a holiday movie. Includes instructions for two distinct ways to play (competitive & casual). Suitable for 2 to 8 players. Enjoy the game on the go or expand your original edition! HOW TO PLAY: Compete with your friends to identify popular Holiday movies from the most convoluted movie summaries possible. Has your mom ever tried to explain a film that she just watched? Did it make one ounce of sense? Of course not–and that’s precisely the inspiration for this game. For example: an orphan listens to a lady shower. Psst, it’s 'Elf’. PERFECT PARTY GAME - Bring the Mini Poorly Explained Movies - Holiday Edition to your next party and watch it be a guaranteed hit! You really think your friends know Christmas movies from extremely bad summaries? Play the game and find out! It's a game that will give you a night of hilarious conversations and unforgettable memories. Get ready to have everyone at the party in stitches as they try to guess which movie has a pizza delivery that ends in a gunfire (hint: an 8 year old ordered the pizza)! GIFT IT UP - The Poorly Explained Movies - Holiday Edition makes the ultimate holiday gift because it combines everyone's favorite seasonal pastime (watching cheesy movies) with hilariously bad summaries of those movies. Plus, it’s a festive way to keep everyone entertained without resorting to a 37th re-watch of Elf! Brass Monkey - We’re here to turn the things that people didn’t know they wanted into the things that they can’t live without. At Brass Monkey, we make well designed product that just happen to have a great sense of humor. If you want to have a few drinks and laugh about stupid stuff– well our gifts and games are right up your alley.

What Would Taylor Swift Do?

Give the gift of inspirational Taylor Swift-inspired wisdom, humour and insight in this fabulous deck of 24 gift cardsTaylor Swift: pop star, songwriter, iconic performer. From top-rating albums and number one songs to world domination via the record-breaking Eras tour, by age 35 Taylor Swift was the planet's richest female rock star. She has the magic touch, so it stands to reason: whenever you come to a crossroads in life, before deciding how to shape your destiny just ask yourself: 'What would Taylor Swift do?' Each illustrated card shares intuitive knowledge of how to move forward in your day with the help of messages drawn from Taylor's most iconic moments. This deck celebrates the wit and wisdom of Taylor Swift to help you unleash your inner star.