To say that Berkeley Systems are rather hooked on the party quiz show scene would possibly be an understatement. Insert the CD, away you go. Player at the end with the most cash wins. All very simple, all great fun. The previous reviews can tell you more about YDKJ's great style and presentation, its variety of question types, etc.
Movies has all of that, so no worries about the writer's humor drying up.
The problem for current owners is knowing whether purchasing yet another in the series is really worth coughing up the dosh. Unfortunately for me, the question subjects seem to bias more towards the 'classic' oldie movies, rather than focussing on recent releases. Don't Know Jack Movies , than you would from lengthly games of Trivial Pursuit, and you're paying over 10 bucks more. And finally, Berkeley Systems' online counterpart, beZerk Entertainment , are currently running an interactive Internet version of the You Don't Know Jack games. Multiplay is still restricted to players being at the same keyboard, but they've been continually promising the remedy that.