Eric Rohmer's "Sorry" a long drawn out tale of passive aggressive relationships…
Also, Edward Zwick's "Stratego" which follows the intertwined plots of several sappers trying to defuse a bomb while two spies try to outwit one another in order to assassinate their opposing marshals.

More of a concept than a game…
I seem to remember enjoying Candy Land in theory (bright colors, glossy smooth counters) more than actually playing the game (entirely unintelligible story line and unexciting rules).

My favourite unreconstructed punchline… "And the bishop said, 'I thought you meant organist!'"

Patrick McGoohan… Certainly Number 1
I hear the thunder that accompanied his driving his Lotus during the theme of The Prisoner… The only man that ever looked cool hand-signaling a left turn. We'll never see his like again.

Patrick McGoohan… Most certainly number 1.