I Know That Movie: Fun Party Trivia

The words 'I Know That Movie, Fun Party Trivia' on an art-deco marquee, surrounded by a collage of movie scenes: a film-noir detective under a streetlamp, a cowboy riding at sunset, an astronaut looking at a ringed planet, a glowing sword, a yellow brick road, a grand staircase, a fedora on an old map, and a jazz band.

The Pre-Show

Non-stop movie trivia that fades from question to answer, just like the slides before the feature. Put it on the TV and let it run. Everyone on the same level sees the same question at the same moment, so friends can play along from anywhere.

Solo Play

Play at your own pace: a round of 10, 20 or 50 questions, or keep going until you stop. Tap an answer, find out if you were right, and try to beat your best score.

Group Play

Play together, up to 8 players, each on their own phone. Everyone gets the same question at the same moment, faster right answers score more, and the scoreboard can go up on the TV.

How to play

I Know That Movie is free movie trivia for parties, family get-togethers and game night. There's nothing to install and no account to make: it runs in any web browser, on a TV, laptop, tablet or phone. Every question is multiple choice, with a fun fact once the answer is revealed.

The Pre-Show

Open the pre-show on your TV, or cast it from your laptop or phone, and leave it running while guests arrive. A new movie question appears every 24 seconds, then the answer fades in. Shout out your guesses. Everyone on the same level sees the same question at the same moment, so friends in other homes can play along too.

Solo Play

Test yourself with a movie quiz of 10, 20 or 50 questions, or keep going until you stop. Tap your answer to find out if you were right, build up a streak, and try to beat your best score. Questions you haven't seen yet come first.

Group Play

Host a game for up to 8 players, each on their own phone. Share the four-letter code, and everyone answers the same question against a 30-second clock. Right answers score more the faster they come, and harder questions are worth more. Put the scoreboard on the TV for the whole room to see.

Easy is for everyone: crowd-pleasers and the movies everyone's seen. Medium adds deeper cuts for regular moviegoers, and Hard is for true film buffs, with classics, awards and behind-the-scenes trivia. The questions cover every decade from the silent era to today, from animation and blockbusters to horror, musicals and westerns. Look out for special editions for the holidays, like Halloween Trivia.

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