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Gaslight (1944) Movie Drinking Game & Review

Gaslight (1944) Movie Drinking Game

Take a Drink: during every melodramatic moment

Do Not Be Sober: as the film intensifies psychologically

And Drink Mindfully: while Paula Alquist struggles to maintain her sanity

By: Alex Phuong (A Toast) –

By definition, gaslight can be dangerous.  Nevertheless, the symbolism associated with it makes it compelling.  In fact, classic film-noir is (in)famous for its trademark suspense and danger.  That is part of the reason why Gaslight is an amazing film!

A Toast!

First of all, this “Best Picture” nominee is more suitable for mature audiences.  Despite its dark content, it is still a beautiful film with spectacular production design and cinematography.  Besides its black-and-white splendor, the performances from Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer, and Angela Lansbury are outstanding.  Finally, this compelling crime drama is a brilliant adaptation of the stage play by Patrick Hamilton.

Verdict

Gaslight could result in death, but thankfully, this film is an achievement from director George Cukor.

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