History LetsPlay / UnoTheMovie

* 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. Mind, not that Jeremy didn't want the game to end but he believed he didn't have enough points and wanted to help Gavin win as Gavin was closer to 500.

* 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.

** [[spoiler: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.]]

* DissonantSerenity: Around the halfway point, all four players decide to just play normal numbered cards despite having action cards for several turns and all speak with a soft voice more befitting a nature documentary. But eventually, Jeremy ends up screwed over anyway by virtue of not having the right color card after Gavin's turn and expresses his frustration like this.

-->*Gavin plays a red 8 card*

-->-- Creator/GavinFree

* AscendedExtra: [[spoiler: Jack, who appeared in the background, was drafted to take over Ryan an hour in.]]
%%* AtomicFBomb: [[spoiler: Jack.]]

--> '''Gavin:''' Now, you wouldn't think it, but ''I can't go.''\\

* 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]] and is set up to play a green card, ruining the hand.
** This is more a case of PoorCommunicationKills - for most of the video mentioning that their final card was of a particular color was just inviting the previous player to change it to something completely different. Gavin told everybody that his last card was green because he was assuming that the player before him was going to try to screw him out of the win again, whereas Jeremy just wanted out and took his lie at face value.

** Overlaps with UnwinnableByInsanity since Geoff and Gavin brought this all on themselves when they decided on such a nightmarish ruleset.

* TheMovie: [[CaptainObvious It is]] "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysontheTin Uno: the Movie]]" after all.

* RefugeInAudacity: It's a ''two-hour game of Uno''. It's one of the longest videos by far that's been produced by Achievement Hunter as well as one of the longest pieces of media ever put out by Rooster Teeth as a whole[[labelnote:*]]Only being beaten out by the ''[[VideoGame/MarioParty Mario Party 5]]: 50-Turn Extravagaza'', which is almost an hour longer[[/labelnote]]. It has an [=IMDb=] page, and is rated as the ''highest comedy on the site''. It has a better public reception (and '''longer runtime''') than ''Film/LazerTeam'', which is ''the actual feature-length film'' that was eventually made by Rooster Teeth.

* 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. This creates large decks with multiple 7's or 0's which will 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 stopping the hand's previous owner from telling the rest of the group what cards to avoid giving the hand's new owner (other than their own faulty memory), which is perhaps one of the reasons that public voice-chat was removed from the game. This leads inevitably 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.

* TheOtherDarrin: Parodied: [[spoiler:while Jack is tasked with subbing in for Ryan when he can't stay any longer for the recording, the two of them share the "Ryan Heywood" credit in the credits]].

-->'''[[spoiler:Jack]]:''' I'm gonna force [[spoiler:Jeremy]] to win!\\

[[spoiler:''[[TheStinger No Micheals were harmed in the making of this Letls Play.]]'']]

* BigYes: When they finally end the game everyone screams this.

'''[[LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain MATCH END]]'''

* RefugeInAudacity: It's a ''two-hour game of Uno''. It's one of the longest videos by far that's been produced by Achievement Hunter as well as one of the longest pieces 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 (and '''longer runtime''') than ''Film/LazerTeam'', which is ''the actual feature-length film'' that was eventually made by Rooster Teeth.

* RefugeInAudacity: It's a ''two-hour game of Uno''. It's one of the longest videos by far that's been produced by Achievement Hunter as well as one of the longest pieces 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.

!!Here's troping at you, kid.

'''MATCH END'''

-->'''Jack''': So, of ''all'' the games that are out right now, you guys are going with ''Uno''.

* 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.