Sloppy Synopsis: Movie Edition

A deck of 55 cards has the name of a movie on one side, and a deliberately bad description of the movie on the other side, along with three hints about the title. The cards are shuffled and placed in the center of the table with the movie titles face down. The first player is the reader, who draws the top card without letting anyone see the answer, and reads the description. The other players shout out the movie title that they think the description matches. If someone is correct, they keep that card as a way of keeping score. Play then passes to the left and the next person becomes the reader. If no one guesses correctly, the reader then reads the first hint, and everyone guesses again. If no one guesses correctly, the second hint is read. If no one still gets it, the third hint is read. If there are no correct guesses after the third hint, the answer is read to the players, and that card is set aside in a discard pile. Players can either go through the entire deck, or stop after someone reaches a predetermined number of points, or stop after a certain amount of time has passed. The player with the most point wins.