Tinder horror stories will be on the big screen in a new romantic comedy by Warner Bros called 'Worst Tinder Date Ever.' Keith Merryman and David A. Newman, writers behind the popular movies 'Think Like a Man' and 'Friends with Benefits,' will be developing the movie. The film will be set in Los Angeles, and in line with rom-coms, there will be a love story intertwined.
'Worst Tinder Date Ever' is a great way for Warner Bros to capitalize on the popularity of Tinder just like the high-grossing romantic comedies 'He's Just Not That Into You' and 'Think Like a Man' capitalized on popular dating books. The movie touches on several topics that connect with Millennials like their personal experiences with Tinder and the impacts of social media technology on dating culture.
Dating App Movies
Real Tinder Bad Dates Inspires a Warner Bros. movie, 'Worst Tinder Date Ever'
Trend Themes
1. Dating App-inspired Movies - The trend of creating movies based on the experiences of modern dating apps to resonate with millennial audiences presents opportunities for production houses and streaming platforms to create content that is relatable and engaging.
2. Comedic Rom-coms - The emergence of comedic rom-coms based on technology-related dating mishaps provides the opportunity for streaming services to produce cost-effective, highly appealing and relatable content for millennial audiences.
3. Online Dating Horror Stories - The creation of movies or TV shows based on online dating horror stories may offer potential opportunities for production studios to capitalize on the popularity of the genre while serving as cautionary tales for users of dating services.
Industry Implications
1. Film Production - The film industry can offer diversification opportunities for content creation by capitalizing on modern trends and society changes, with investment in targeted content around dating apps and social media platforms.
2. Streaming Platforms - Streaming platforms may offer unique opportunities to produce cost-effective and relatable content to connect with millennial viewers based on online dating and social media experiences.
3. Online Dating Services - Online dating services could capitalize on the popularity of dating horror stories and offer user-based differentiation through content creation surrounding the positive and negative experiences of using their platform.