History LetsPlay / UnoTheMovie

* HehHehYouSaidX: The trailer proclaims "[[PrisonersDilemma But Fuckery Happened.]] (hee hee, buttfuckery))"

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

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[[caption-width-right:350:''[[Film/{{Casablanca}} Here's looking at you, kid.]]'']]

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

* 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, as any hand with multiple 7's is a hand which must give a 7 to another player. 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 (other than their own faulty memory) stopping them from telling the rest of the group what cards to avoid giving the hand's new owner (which is perhaps one of the reasons that public voice-chat was removed from the game), 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.

It all started when, after they recorded the first 50-minute ''Uno'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5nqKRepxRk Let's Play,]] they decided to go again, swapping out Jack for Ryan halfway through, 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.

It all started when, after they recorded the first 50-minute ''Uno'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5nqKRepxRk 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.

* AintTooProudToBeg: By the end, [[spoiler: Jeremy]] is begging the others not to force him to win. They don't listen just to get the game over with after 2 hours of suffering.
* AntiHeroTeam: Everyone in the crew loves watching each other writhe in misery, and feel no shame nor remorse in messing with each other ForTheLulz. Yet as the game goes on, they end up so sick of it and so exhausted that they collaborate with each other to force ''someone'' to win.

''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eN-bvbdUc8E Uno: The Movie]]'' is a LetsPlay video by Creator/AchievementHunter about a game of TabletopGame/{{Uno}} for UsefulNotes/XboxOne [[GoneHorriblyWrong gone horribly... horribly wrong.]]

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

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[[caption-width-right:350:''All the pretty things are broken...'']]

* SirSwearsalot: Everyone, but especially Jeremy.

-->'''Geoff''': If we played this for 2 hours everyday, I'd have a six pack from laughing.

[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pe76JctJ8c Now has a fanmade trailer]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boaFVClfTXs an official trailer.]]

** Geoff set the game to run to 500 points and turned on the 7-0 and stack rules which caused the rounds to last a lot longer, making him the HiddenVillain of the second game.

* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler:Ryan's last act before he leaves to take care of his children is to land a card which ruins Gavin's chances of winning the current round--because Gavin had a reasonably high score at that point already, it's probable he would have won the whole game had he won that round. Meaning that if Ryan had simply landed the proper card, Gavin would have won and the game would have ended ''much'' earlier than how things eventually turned out. What makes it worse for the rest of the cast is that [[KarmaHoudini Ryan gets to leave the party and is subbed in by Jack]], meaning he doesn't get any comeuppance for his actions and everyone else is forced to reap what he's sown.]]

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Gavin regrets insisting the 500 points limit.
** Toward the mid-point Jeremy lays down a +2 card, only to have it stacked three times in a row and come full circle to add 8 cards to his hand.
*** Same thing happens to Jack toward the end.

* NeverMyFault: Geoff places the entire blame on Gavin, despite both of them, not just Gavin, insisting that they get to 500 points.

* SadistShow: TheMovie.

* 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]]''.

* AtomicFBomb: [[spoiler: Jack.]]

* EarnYourHappyEnding: After 2 hours and 37 minutes, [[spoiler:Jeremy wins]].

* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:Ryan loses any sympathy when he screws over Gavin. [[PutOnABus But he leaves soon after,]] [[SubvertedTrope rendering the heel turn moot.]]]]
** [[spoiler:With the exception of [[WhatTheHellHero extending the game for everyone else.]]]]
** [[spoiler:And he was the one who suggested Uno in the first place, according to Off Topic #50. Whether this makes him [[AffablyEvil an affable]] [[{{Heel}} heel for the entire game]] or a [[FaceHeelRevolvingDoor heel-face revolving door]] is up to you.]]
* FiveManBand
** TheLeader: Geoff, although he's just as incompetent as everyone else. [[spoiler:He also [[HonorBeforeReason insists that the game keep going.]]]]
** TheLancer: Ryan, who [[OnlySaneMan acts as a voice of reason and tries to get the game to end early.]] [[spoiler:With his FaceHeelTurn, becomes the traitor of the group. Gavin takes his place, providing an angrier foil to Geoff's SanitySlippage.]]
** 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.]]
** TheBigGuy: Jack, [[SubvertedTrope subverted in that he's not a standard "big guy", not dumb or quiet at all.]]
** TheSixthRanger: Gavin. [[spoiler:Acts as TheLancer after Ryan's escape from the LP.]]
** [[spoiler:TheChick: Kat, briefly.]]

* ThisIsGonnaSuck: It gets to the point where Jeremy actually has to call his wife to let her know he's going to be late getting home.

* 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.]]

->"''[[CatchPhrase Here's lookin' at you, kid.]]''"
-->-- [[Creator/AchievementHunter Jeremy Dooley]]

* ForWantOfANail: At one point, all Gavin has is a yellow 5, with Ryan and Jeremy having 29 cards between them; more than enough to give Gavin the win. [[TooDumbToLive He then decides to tell them his card is green.]]

* BigYes: When they finally end the game.

* UngratefulBastard: Everyone. It is common for Player A to let the Player B choose the color of A's wild card, only for B to use do something that fucks A over.

->"''[[DespairEventHorizon WE'RE GONNA DIE HERE!]]''"