American Classics, Where We Teach You American English Heard at the Movies.

The 1997 movie Liar Liar humorously tells the story of lawyer Fletcher Reede and his son, Max, after being saddened by his father's lies.

Max's wish that his father is unable to tell a lie for 24 hours comes true.

On that day and in court, Fletcher demands Ah, large divorce settlement from a Napo zing lawyer.

Listen for the words I'm game.

What's your case?

Our case is simply this.

Hello.

Very funny.

Fletcher, You wanna play hardball?

I'm game.

You wouldn't.

What do you think I'm game means, Is it I am interested in your plan or I am ready to go along with your plan.

What's your case?

Our case is simply this Very funny.

Fletcher, you wanna play hardball?

I'm game Theo.

Answer is a I am interested in your plan.

I'm Game is not a promise to take part in plans that are usually difficulty unusual or fun.

And that's English at the movies.