Blame the Game, originally titled Spieleabend, is an upcoming German movie directed by Marco Petry and written by Claudius Pläging and Andrej Sorin. Petry is a renowned German writer and director best known for his work in projects like How to Be Really Bad, No More School, Heiter bis Wolkig, and Doktorspiele amongst many others. His work has mostly consisted of comedy movies, which will also be reflected in his upcoming work, Blame the Game.
With a star-studded ensemble cast and a hilarious plot, there’s plenty to look forward to when it comes to Blame the Game, and we’re here to tell you all about it. So, make sure you stick around until the end of the article to learn everything you need to know about Petry’s latest comedy movie, from the plot to the cast and much more.
What is the Plot of Blame the Game?
It is time for game night for a group of friends and that’s the premise of this movie, but it’s not as simple as it sounds. Pia, a member of the group decides to bring her new boyfriend Jan along with her to game night and things don’t go as planned after her ex-boyfriend also shows up.
Blame the Game is utter chaos with a whole lot of comedy and you can catch a glimpse of the same in the official trailer released by Netflix.
The Cast of Blame the Game
As we mentioned earlier, The movie has a star-studded ensemble cast and if you have previously watched German movies and shows, you will see plenty of familiar faces. Leading the cast of the comedy movie are Janina Uhse (Don’t Mess With Klara, High Society), and Dennis Mojen (Dream Factory, Sixty Minutes) who play the roles of Pia and her new boyfriend, Jan.
Joining Uhse and Mojen in the cast of Blame the Game are Haviland Stillwell (Barbie Life in the Dreamhouse, Freelancers Anonymous), Edin Hasanovic (Skylines, All Quiet on the Western Front), Stephan Luca (Kiss the Chef!, Eva Uber Bord), and Axel Stein (More Ants in the Pants, Nicht Mein Tag) amongst others.
When and Where Can You Watch Blame the Game?
The official release date of Blame the Game is now less than a month away as the upcoming comedy movie is scheduled to be released on July 12, 2024. Make sure you mark your calendars and check your subscription because Blame the Game will be exclusively available to stream only on Netflix with a run time of 1 hour 32 minutes.
Conclusion
If you are a fan of comedies where you can simply sit back and enjoy without thinking too much, then Blame the Game will be right up your alley. Make sure you also keep a lookout for our review of the same following its release.