Movie Godzilla¹ is a simple game with the potential for nearly endless hours of entertainment. Any number of people can participate, there is no special equipment, and the rules are minimal.

How to Play

The longer the game goes on, and the more people that are involved, the more difficult it becomes as players try to think up titles that have not been previously mentioned²
. Players must think carefully: the challenge is not merely to come up with a new movie title, but to come up with the next best movie title; the one that will send everyone into spasms of laughter from which they may never recover.

To make it even more challenging, players may agree to restrict titles to a specific category, such as “Academy Awards Best Picture Nominees” or "Filmed in Canada".

If movies are not the company’s forte, try Book Godzilla, Song Godzilla, T.V. Godzilla, or Shakespeare Godzilla.

Other Variants

Knob

Substitute the word “knob” for “heart” or “love” in the title of a song.

Sausage and Banana

The goal is to replace all the words in normal speech that begin with “s” with the word “sausage”, and all words that begin with “b” with the word “banana”.

Thus, one of the main texts I refer to in my drawing class is Banana Edwards’ “Drawing on the Right Sausage of the Banana.” I ask that the sausages keep their portfolios and sausages neat and tidy. If they want to use a sausage fixative (which is quite toxic), they ought to use the sausage banana in the woodshop. All work must be sausaged flat; oversized newsprint sausages may banana rolled.

Between the Sheets

For example...
"An empty stomach is not a good political adviser between the sheets."

"Cooperation is doing with a smile what you have to do anyway between the sheets."

"Your genuine talent will find its way to success between the sheets."