The game is so fun, but it’s a little unclear what it considers to be a movie. Last week- (I can’t remember which category or actor it accepted this for, Kevin Hart maybe??)- but when it showed the least popular answers it showed “the Roast of Tom Brady” for one of the squares, and I am so sorry but that is in no way a movie! And some of the other least popular answers have been a little questionable as well
The thing I don’t appreciate about Cinematrix is that the rules are slightly different from Moviegrid.io. For example, they allow you to use one word movies that begin with “the” like The Firm or The Impossible. Cinematrix doesn’t do that and they aren’t explicit about that being a rule on the site. Rant over. Xo
Edited to include Shakespeare in Love as a film starring Ben Affleck and Gwyneth Paltrow, a movie I’ve mostly forgotten about, sorry!
Also chose Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow for 2000s Goop
Oh that one's a classic. A mess, but a classic!
The game is so fun, but it’s a little unclear what it considers to be a movie. Last week- (I can’t remember which category or actor it accepted this for, Kevin Hart maybe??)- but when it showed the least popular answers it showed “the Roast of Tom Brady” for one of the squares, and I am so sorry but that is in no way a movie! And some of the other least popular answers have been a little questionable as well
Oh that’s messy lol
The thing I don’t appreciate about Cinematrix is that the rules are slightly different from Moviegrid.io. For example, they allow you to use one word movies that begin with “the” like The Firm or The Impossible. Cinematrix doesn’t do that and they aren’t explicit about that being a rule on the site. Rant over. Xo
Guest on This Had Oscar Buzz when? Would love to hear a 60-second plot description from you