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    The Movie Game
    The Movie Game
    The Movie Game
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    The Movie Game

    By Stacy Meadows

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    This book contains the complete rules for a game to be played while watching a movie, show, or other such program, choosing a character in the program, and the actions of the chosen character determines what points the person gets. The person who scores the most points in the end, wins. It's that simple!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStacy Meadows
    Release dateJun 2, 2013
    ISBN9781301251599
    The Movie Game
    Author

    Stacy Meadows

    I am a 40 year old male who likes to write many stories. Look forward to my future upcoming super hero related titles.

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      Book preview

      The Movie Game - Stacy Meadows

      The Movie Game

      Written By

      Stacy James Meadows

      With Concepts By

      Stacy James Meadows

      Larry William Van Hoorebeke

      &

      Donald Edward Van Hoorebeke

      Dedication

      This Book Is Dedicated To

      All My Family & Friends,

      But Especially To My Brothers

      Billy & Donald,

      Who Enjoyed Many Fine Hours

      Of Watching Movies &

      Playing This Very Game With Me.

      Without Their Help This Book

      Wouldn’t Have Even Been Possible.

      The Movie Game

      By Stacy James Meadows

      Published By Stacy James Meadows at Smashwords

      Copyright June 1, 2013 Stacy James Meadows

      About the Author

      Stacy James Meadows, who is fourty-one years old, thanks to his step-father’s career in the oilfields has moved around a lot in his life. Born in Illinois, he has lived in Wyoming, Montana, Texas, New Mexico, Georgia, Michigan, and currently resides in Virginia. He has served in the United States Army as an M249 (SAW) gunner in Fort Benning, GA., Fort Ord, CA., and Fort Hood, TX. He has went to college at the Eastern New Mexico University in Roswell, NM. (Where the famous UFO incident took place.), and received his Administrative Assistant Certificate. At ENMU, Stacy even took a horror writing class given by horror author Donald R. Burleson, who wrote Beyond the Lamplight, A Roswell Christmas Carol, and many short horror stories appearing in varies magazines. With his moving around a lot and work in various jobs like: store stocker, fast food service, military service, and even working as a cna at a nursing home, Stacy hopes to bring his world knowledge, and high imagination into future writing projects. Currently, Stacy is working in the fast food industry. Stacy hopes to publish even more books after this one (and to become a full time writer), such as a horror story he is currently working on and several super hero books of super heroes he has designed himself.

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      Sections

      Introduction

      How To Use This Book

      Materials Needed To Play

      How To Figure Out Who Picks What Characters

      The Movie Game Rules

      #1 Can Not Play If You Have Seen The Movie Before#2 You Can Not Choose A Character Who Is An Animal Or Of The Opposite Sex

      #3 You Can Not Choose Another Character Once A Character Is Chosen

      #4 You Can Not Choose An Obvious Bad Guy,

      Unless The Show Or Movie Is Centered Around A Bad Guy

      #5 To Gain Points Everyone Has To Agree That You Deserve Them

      (The Heart Of The Game)

      Methods Of Choosing Characters

      The Point System

      20 Points For Scoring (Sexually)

      15 Points For Accomplishing Major Goals or Objectives

      10 Points For Living At The End Of The Movie Or Show

      10 Points For Each Of The Other Characters Your Character Kills Or Defeats Somehow

      10 Points For Each Clue Figured Out

      10 Points For Saving Other Characters From Some Sort Of Danger

      10 Points For Stopping A Violent Or Destructive Crime

      10 Points For Stopping Theft And Robberies

      10 Points For Stopping Conspiracies

      10 Points For Leading A Conspiracy

      5 Points For Kissing, Hugging, Or Flirting

      5 Points For Being The Mystery

      5 Points For Stopping Misdemeanors

      5 Points For Stopping Other Crimes

      5 Points For Doing A Violent Or Destructive Crime

      5 Points For Committing Theft Or Robberies

      5 Points For Going With Conspiracies

      5 Points For Doing Something Off The Wall Or Unexpected

      5 Points For Being A Leader

      5 Points For Doing Something You As A Person Would Do

      5 Points For Having Extra Ordinary Powers *Powers Include Psionics, Magic, & Mutant

      5 Points For Good Acting And Playing Off Good Emotions

      2 Points If Punked In Your Face

      2 Points For Punking Someone Else

      2 Points For Helping A Friend

      1 Point For Turning Useless Stuff Around Into Something Useful

      1 Point For Using Powers

      1 Point For Speech In Public

      1 Point For Breaking An Item

      1 Point For Quoting Someone Else Or A Passage From A Book

      1 Point For Committing A Misdemeanor

      1 Point For Partying

      1 Point For Being Verbally Punked

      1 Point For Having A Reputation

      -1 Point For Being Poisoned, Infected With A Disease, Or Cursed

      -1 Point For Using Illegal Drugs

      -1 Point For Doing Something

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