Framed

You have to guess which movie an iconic scene is from in Framed, a novel twist on the word-guessing game that is more akin to Heardle...

You have to guess which movie an iconic scene is from in Framed, a novel twist on the word-guessing game that is more akin to Heardle.

Although there are other types of word and picture games, none of them compare to this one. After reading a brief excerpt, you'll need to determine which movie it comes from. Do you recall a scene from a movie where all you could see was the characters' reactions? All of your cinematic knowledge will come in handy at that point. Each of the videos lasts for around 30 seconds, so take in all the information you can.

You will be presented with three alternatives for the scene once the game has begun: the first is incorrect, the second is almost certainly correct, and the third is what we refer to as a "wildcard"—something that might work with another movie but not necessarily this one.

One participant chooses a scene from one of six movie clips to direct in each round. The other participants assume the role of screenwriters and are then required to come up with movie quotes that would work in that particular position in the clip. Google is your buddy if you are unfamiliar with one of the stated movies so you may be confident in your guess.

If any player knows the solution to one of their team's queries, they can assist them by saying "Framed"; if no one does, they must make a guess based on the hint as to what word they believe they hear. Players are not permitted to repeat themselves or utilize previously used phrases in new sentences.

How well do you know your movies, with only 60 seconds every round?

That's all, then! Despite being rather straightforward, the game is very tough and enjoyable. It's quite addictive and ideal for movie fans. A wonderful time!

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