She smiled. This was her favorite film. She began: She held up “everything” by spreading her arms wide. Then “everywhere” by pointing in all directions. Then “all at once” by clapping her hands together fast.
Mike groaned. He fell to his knees. He wrote in the air: 7 words. 7! difficult english movie names for dumb charades
“I found this online,” Priya said, holding up a red bowl filled with folded slips of paper. “Difficult English movie names. No Titanic . No Jaws . No pointing at your nose for Pinocchio .” She smiled
Priya pulled a slip and read aloud: “ The Hundred-Foot Journey .” Then “everywhere” by pointing in all directions
And somewhere, in a dark corner of the internet, a list of “difficult English movie names for dumb charades” grew one entry longer.
“ Kill Bill ?” Priya offered.
They ordered pizza. They watched Die Hard . Mike pointed at a TV screen and mouthed “movie title” for the first time all night, and everyone laughed.