History LetsPlay / UnoTheMovie

* AdaptationDecay: Factoring in that this ''is'' technically a movie, [[DefiedTrope defied]] ''[[DefiedTrope hard]]''. A movie about 'Uno'' is 100% about the card game, rules and all. Which winds up making this [[UpToEleven the most accurate movie adaptation of a board game]] ''[[UpToEleven ever]]''.

It all started when, after they recorded the first 50-minute ''Uno'' Let's Play, they decided to go again, swapping out Jack for Jeremy, turning on all the optional rules, and upping the point value needed to win to 500. [[ItWasHisSled The result is a two-hour-and-forty-four-minute-long]] [[TheEpic epic]] about the downfall of five men over a card game.

** "Here's looking at you kid."

[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eN-bvbdUc8E Uno: The Movie]] is a [[LetsPlay let's play]] by Creator/AchievementHunter about a game of Uno [[GoneHorriblyWrong gone horribly... horribly wrong.]]

It all started when, after they recorded the first 50 minute Uno Let's Play, they decided to go again, swapping out Jack for Jeremy, turning on all the optional rules, and upping the point value needed to win to 500. [[ItWasHisSled The result is a two hour and forty four minute long]] [[TheEpic epic]] about the downfall of five men over a card game.

* ActionPrologue: The first Uno video could be considered this, as it's more fast-paced and less complex. [[SubvertedTrope Subverted in that it's 50 minutes long.]]
* AdaptationDecay: Factoring in that this ''is'' technically a movie, [[DefiedTrope defied]] ''[[DefiedTrope hard]]''. A movie about Uno is 100% about the card game, rules and all. Which winds up making this [[UpToEleven the most accurate movie adaptation of a board game]] ''[[UpToEleven ever]]''.

* ComedicSociopathy: Watching four/five men play Uno? Amusing. Watching four/five men slip into madness and despair as they play Uno for ''two and a half hours''? Hilarious.

* EnemyMine: By the end, they all team up to make sure that [[spoiler: Gavin]] wins so they can end the game. [[spoiler:It fails, but Jeremy wins and ends their hell anyway.]]
* TheEpic: A two-hour and thirty-seven minute game of ''Uno.''

** [[spoiler: [[FridgeHorror With the exception of]] [[WhatTheHellHero extending the game for everyone else.]]]]

* {{Foreshadowing}}: In the first Uno video, Geoff says "The only real joy to be derived out of life is fucking other people." [[LaserGuidedKarma Cue]] [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor the movie.]]

* HighConcept: Four accounts log into a game of Uno which ends up lasting [[ThisIsGonnaSuck way]] [[OverlyLongGag longer]] [[ComedicSociopathy than]] [[YankTheDogsChain it]] [[DespairEventHorizon should]].

*** Same thing happens to Jack toward the end

-->'''Gavin''':"Damn it!"
-->'''Jeremy''':"Well why did you lie?"
* HonorBeforeReason: Geoff and Gavin ''insist'' on keeping the game going until someone hits 500. The fact that this lasts almost 3 hours [[LaserGuidedKarma should tell you something]].
* TheHyena: Geoff, [[spoiler:It cuts out at about 45 minutes in and quickly turns into sobs.]]

* {{Leitmotif}}: The chorus of "Torn" by Natalie Imbruglia is sang occasionally.
* MarathonLevel: It's Uno for over two hours and is the longest Let's Play to date.

** On ''Off Topic #50'', both Geoff and Gavin blame Ryan for innocently suggesting that they play Uno that day instead of Trivial Pursuit.

* RefugeInAudacity: It's a ''two-hour game of Uno''. It's the longest video by far that's been produced by Achievement Hunter and the longest piece of media ever put out by Rooster Teeth as a whole. It has an IMDB page, and is rated as the ''highest comedy on the site''. It has a better public reception than ''{{Film/Lazer Team}}'', which is ''the actual feature-length film'' the company worked so hard to make.

** The Ocean.
** The red 7
** "Here's looking at you kid"

* SanitySlippage: Everyone over the course of 2 hours.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler: Ryan left an hour in and was replaced, unwillingly, by Jack. Justified as he needed to take care of his kids and didn't have anyone on hand who could have babysat them.]]

-->'''Gavin:''' I'm gonna walk outside and see a bunch of Uno cards driving down the street. Cross the Uno, to get to my Uno...

* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: The ''first'' thing Jack does upon entering the video and reaching a mike?

** TheSmartGuy: Jeremy, who manages some impressive plays [[spoiler:(such as "You know what my favorite hand is? ''Yours.''" and ultimately wins, though this is due to the others forcing a victory rather than his intelligence.]]

It all started when, after they recorded the first 50 minute Uno Let's Play, they decided to go again, swapping out Jack for Jeremy and upping the point value needed to win to 500. [[ItWasHisSled The result is a two hour and forty four minute long]] [[TheEpic epic]] about the downfall of five men over a card game.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: In the first Uno video, Geoff says "The only real joy to be derived out of life is fucking other people. [[LaserGuidedKarma Cue]] [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor the movie.]]

* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Ryan pulls a move so damaging to the game it lasts an hour more than it should, but is able to leave the game at that exact moment because he needed to take care of his kids]].

* LaserGuidedKarma: One of the biggest reasons why the game lasts so long is that, despite the fact that ''everyone'' wants to go home, [[IdiotPlot nobody wants to lose]].

* UnwinnableByMistake: Compounding the previous Let's Play's rules of Draw-to-Match and Stacking with the new 7-0 rule and raising the required score to 500 creates a virtually unwinnable game. Any time a player is forced to draw a large number of cards, it increases the chance that they will find a 0 or 7, making large decks with multiple 7's or 0's which get passed around frequently. Players with small hands on the verge of winning are prime targets for swapping, but making the matter worse is that once their deck is stolen, there is nothing stopping them from telling the rest of the group what cards to avoid giving them, leading to more cards being drawn, and the cycle continuing. The game essentially becomes a PrisonersDilemma in which self-interest will only prolong the game, requiring cooperation from all four parties to bring it to an end.

* RefugeInAudacity: It's a ''two-hour game of Uno''. It's the longest video by far that's been produced by Achievement Hunter and the longest piece of media ever put out by Rooster Teeth as a whole. It has an IMDB page, and is rated as the ''highest comedy on the site''. It has a better public reception than ''{{Film/LazerTeam}}'', which is ''the actual feature-length film'' the company worked so hard to make.

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler: Ryan left an hour in and was replaced, unwillingly, by Jack.]]

* UnwinnableByMistake: Compounding the previous Let's Play's rules of Draw-to-Match and Stacking with the new 7-0 rule creates a virtually unwinnable game. Any time a player is forced to draw a large number of cards, it increases the chance that they will find a 0 or 7, making large decks with multiple 7's or 0's which get passed around frequently. Players with small hands on the verge of winning are prime targets for swapping, but making the matter worse is that once their deck is stolen, there is nothing stopping them from telling the rest of the group what cards to avoid giving them, leading to more cards being drawn, and the cycle continuing. The game essentially becomes a PrisonersDilemma in which self-interest will only prolong the game, requiring cooperation from all four parties to bring it to an end.

** "I'm going to step on Gavin's neck later."
** "I will powerbomb you through a desk, Jeremy."

* AntiHero: The entire group. [[spoiler:Ryan becomes a VillainProtagonist when he fucks over Gavin.]] [[ClassicalAntiHero Gavin's the closest to an actual hero, at least at the start,]] but slowly slides into UnscrupulousHero territory as the video goes on.

* AdaptationDecay: Factoring in that this ''is'' technically a movie, [[DefiedTrope defied]] ''[[DefiedTrope hard]]''. A movie about Uno is 100% about the card game, rules and all.
** Which actually winds up making this [[UpToEleven the most accurate movie adaptation of a board game]] ''[[UpToEleven ever]]''.

* HeroicBSOD: They all eventually realize about 30 minutes in that the game isn't gonna end soon. By the end, Geoff has lost his will to live; Gavin is catatonic; and the others are in a mixed state of despair and cursing.

Uno: The Movie is a [[LetsPlay let's play]] by Creator/AchievementHunter about a game of Uno [[GoneHorriblyWrong gone horribly... horribly wrong.]]

* GoodBadBugs: In the video, Gavin's game glitches up and the purple mist that appears behind the +X Cards pop-up stays on his screen for the remainder of the game.

* IHaveAFamily: Invoked by both Ryan and Geoff.

* NeverMyFault: Geoff places the entire blame on Gavin, despite both his, and Gavin's, insistence that they get to 500 points.

** ''I'm gonna walk outside and see a bunch of Uno cards driving down the street. Cross the Uno, to get to my Uno.''