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@leftennant and I were just bemoaning the lack of rom coms out there in Hollywood and how it’s probably stimmying the careers of certain actors who would kill it in that niche. 

This seems like such low hanging fruit being ignored. With relatively low budgets you can afford the occasional failure compared to the thud Justice League just made. If you picked a random group of ten women and asked them to brainstorm ideas they’d come up with solid ideas to be spun into box office gold.

Per example:

Kat Dennings is the quirky girl trekking across New Zealand following her lifelong love of all things Tolkein. She meets Chris Evans and dismisses him as a frat bro, but it’s love at first sight for him. Can he persuade her he’s the real deal?

Of course he can. I’m still buying a ticket to this.

Hayley Atwell has to resist the charms of Sebastian Stan for 30 days to win a million dollars. But if he can persuade her to kiss him, he wins the million dollars. Who’s going to win? Can she resist him?

Who gives a fuck, we know there’s going to be a kiss and they’ll split the money, just take my money already.

Daisy Ridley and Tessa Thompson are stranded in an airport during a blizzard and have nothing to do but get to know each other.

I don’t even need you to tell me the plot of this one, because I already booked my seat.

Tell me Tumblr–what rom com ideas would you like to see and who would star in them?

America Ferrera needs a date to her family’s insane holiday party, so she puts out an ad on Craigslist for a bad boyfriend, so they’ll never ask her about him again. Tom Hardy is the bad boy she hires. Only, he’s actually pretty sweet.

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Marisa Tomei is doing great as a single mom. She just closed a huge deal at her job, and her kid is surprisingly chill for a teenager, from what she’s read. Enter: her ex, Gerard Butler, freshly transferred back to NYC from London, and still in love with her. Can she admit she’s still in love with him?

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Matt Bomer hates visiting Middle America on his book tours, even though he loves his fans. That is, until he attends a panel discussion where the moderator is local celebrity writer, Channing Tatum.

I was talking about having them do a remake of Harry met Sally but with Melissa McCarthy as Harry and Mindy Kaling as Sally.

mads mikkelson: contemporary incarnation of aphrodite.

Idris Elba does yoga in very small shorts. No one cares about the plot.

Alternatively: Mads Mikkelson and Idris Elba. Something something…IDK we’re all going to watch it, aren’t we?

And this addition from @anais-ninja-blog which Tumbles is trying to eat:

Ewan MacGregor as the drama teacher at a private school in Manhattan who is feuding with but secretly pines for Chiwetel Ejiofor, the music teacher. Their school is undergoing a shift in curricula and there’s debate on the place of the arts, will they save their programs? Will they get together in the end? We all KNOW the answer is yes, but don’t you want to see it happen regardless?

Nicole Beharie and Tom Mison as bounty hunters after the same target. They have completely different styles and end up teaming up to bring their quarry down. Will they learn to get along, even fall in love? 

I mean, did you see the chemistry they had together in Sleepy Hollow?

Aubrey Plaza inherits her free-spirited grandmother’s ‘67 Mustang. Eager for a change of scenery after a gnarly break up, she travels cross-country to pick it up and drive it home.

She gets more than she bargained for when she discovers that it’s haunted by Grandma’s ghost (Ellen Burstyn) and Grandma won’t rest until she gets her granddaughter some action.

When Grandma still hasn’t passed over, they set out for the Grand Canyon on the road trip of her dreams. A flat tire and a mysterious but helpful hitchhiker (Jason Momoa) later and something, something romance.

Working title: Granny’s Last Gas.

A successful attorney (Taraji P. Henson) wins surfing lessons in a charity raffle and after everyone she knows agrees that she could never do it, she decides that she’s got to learn.

Her instructor’s a washed up pro (Chris Hemsworth) with a fear of water after taking on more wave than he could handle in a catastrophe that nearly cost him everything.

After she’s challenged by a group of local punks to compete in an upcoming contest, Chris decides to face his fears and commits to helping her win.

They discover that they have more in common than they expected as her determination helps him to fall in love with surfing all over again.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds in a remake (again) of the Parent Trap.

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Donald Glover is a bored, jaded former-wunderkind. Zoe Saldana is the enforcer sent to rough him up for using his skills against a mob-run casino. She completes her “errand,” but when he’s in the hospital, recovering, someone starts sending him complex math puzzles. The puzzles form a message.

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Washed-up rock star Lee Pace has done everything, seen everything, fucked everything. His manager despairs, and begs him to attend a retreat in Sonoma, California. He goes to Sonoma, but never makes it to the retreat once he meets gregarious, no-nonsense pâtissier, Colin Farrell, and his irascible veterinarian wife, Julia Styles.

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Michele Pfeiffer is a witch who accidentally gives a customer’s love potion to her downstairs neighbor, Michael Keaton. She doesn’t know that her apprentice, Saorise Ronan, messed up the batch, and it was a dud. Now he’s wooing her, and she thinks it’s all fake (except it’s totally working).

Paul Rudd and Ryan Reynolds play two hotshot detectives who hooked up at last year’s Christmas party. They swore that it would only happen once and that they’d keep things casual. Now that they’ve landed the case of their careers, they’ll have to work together and keep things professional or risk losing it all.

Rosario Dawson is a high-powered lawyer who doesn’t know when to take a break. After a health scare, her boss orders her to find a way to de-stress. She resents it, but when she meets doctor Lupita Nyong-o in her yoga class, she’s a little less resentful. Can they find room in their lives for love?

Betty White is an eccentric wealthy lady with no heirs. After her lawyer (Anne Hathaway) refuses to be her heir -“It would be totally unethical and unprofessional, Ms Holloway”-, she picks a random name from a phone book.  

Since phone books aren’t a thing since 80′s, the person chosen is Aldis Hodge’s granma (Nichelle Nichols). He is a social activist (#blacklivesmatter #OccupyWallStreet) so he is not exactly happy being now part of the 1%. 

Shenanigans ensue when the old ladies decide to play matchmakers.

(At some point we have Robbie Williams singing Everlasting Love  accompanied  by New York Philharmonic Orchestra on Central Park)

I think my favourite things about this post are all the different gender pairings, and all the different age pairings

Also, can someone link those posts about Dwayne Jonson and Vin Diesel the bakers / florists?

buddy cop movie with hayley atwell and idris elba as unlikely partners and dwayne the rock johnson AND Vin Diesel as the bakery owners who witnesses a violent crime in the alley behind his THEIR shop and have to be protected (OP source)

All of these are better than anything Hollywood has produced in years

Betty White and Nichelle Nichols as matchmaking grandmas? I… I didn’t know how much I needed to see this.

HOW has no one yet asked for Oscar Isaac as the tender, earnest star pastry chef who’s come home to Brooklyn after some kind of unspecified personal melodrama and decides to open a bakery employing local at-risk youth, catching the eye of down-on-her-romantic-luck human interest reporter slash blogger who recently weathered a melodrama of her own (possibly causing an intense rivalry with her ex, Melissa Fumero), Lupita Nyong’o?

I’d like to suggest the addendum, “Betty White and Nichelle Nichols as matchmaking grandmas WHO THEMSELVES FALL IN LOVE.”

omg ys pls

one of these days i need to finish my romance novel about a showrunner falling for the Canadian love interest best known for being allergic to shirts that the female lead of her TV series (who is also her college roommate) insists they add to their hit series (about a former insurance investigator married to a former cat burgler and together they fight crime) which is a successful spin-off from a successful spin-off because she’s a) bored and b) just got a producer credit and the show’s 100th episode is hurtling toward them at speed.

picture Tina Fey meeting cute Chris Evans on the studio lot tour only to find out he’s the network’s pick for Mía Maestro’s sexy new police contact because Matt Bomer who plays her husband is preoccupied with the adoption he and his husband are in the middle of.

Ohshit, I was just reading an entry on Reddit, about how the OP wanted to see a genderbent version of “Romancing the Stone,” with Hiddleston as the sniffly genre writer, and Tessa Thompson as the adventurer. SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY, indeed!

(Not sure if this is open to everyone, but here goes nonetheless)

Confectioner-and-baker Rupert Grint is struggling to keep his business afloat. Whilst delivering a cake to a wedding, he runs into wedding-planner Anne Hathaway, whose no-nonsense approach to life contrasts with Rupert’s more relaxed personality. 

At first they don’t get along due to their conflicting personalities, but, after being contracted to work the same event, they begin to bond over a mutual love of food, and open up to each-other slowly over time. 

Evanna Lynch co-stars as Rupert’s half-sister who randomly sings ‘A Very Potter Musical’ song numbers. Daniel Radcliffe appears for twenty seconds as a random extra who snogs Rupert, before declaring ‘Rarry for the win’ and running off giggling. 

The ending of the film is a climatic show-down at ‘the Great British Bake-off’, ending in a massive food-fight. The sound-track is almost entirely made up of Queen and Freddie Mercury. 

I call the film ‘Food for thought’.