Scene It DVD game £9.99 @ Amazon

Manufacturer's Description
Get ready for the next step in board gaming?

The premiere movie trivia game with real movie clips, makes you look at movie trivia in a new light!Pop the game into your DVD player and let the movie magic start as you remember, unforgettable movie moments, timeless , classic cult lines and last but not least the laughs. Answer as many of the questions as possible correctly and race around the board as you try to become the King or Queen of movie magic.

But Scene It?, isn't just for the film buffs out there, there's more to this trivia quiz! Use your observation, memory, word play and puzzle solving skills to answer different challenges about what you've see on-screen. Sure, a little movie knowledge is good but it doesn't matter as you'll see the answers in front of you in the film clip!

Product Description
When we're not testing gadgets to destruction and trying to reverse-engineer crash-landed alien craft, we at gadgetshop HQ are partial to a slice of the silver screen. And there's no better way to test your cinematic knowledge to destruction than with this slickly-packaged DVD masterpiece. Sit still, stop talking, pass the Maltesers and let us explain. Scene It? is the hotly anticipated successor to the best selling DVD game of all time. This all-new second edition starts where the original left off, funnily enough, making it the ultimate interactive quiz for movie-buffs of all persuasions. It's jammed solid with a host of the latest movie clips, festooned with trivia questions and lavished with brain-teasers from some of Hollywood's finest offerings. It's a board game that's anything but boring, as you and your compatriots race round propelled by a memorable sequence of ultra-famous movie excerpts, each dashing to make the Final Cut and take the podium. With clips from movies as fresh-in-the-mind as King Kong (no, not the black and white one) and Walk The Line, this version just isn't satisfied with being ordinary and even comes with a bonus DVD. Lights, camera, action, as they say in Ealing. But you can just press 'play'. And well, why not?