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Trend Hunter — January 7, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: thatawkwardmomentmovie & facebook
On January 31st, the next great bro-comedy will hit theaters. Straying from his G-rated roots (see High School Musical), Zac Efron leads the cast in That Awkward Moment, along with Miles Teller and Michael B. Jordan.
In this hilariously raunchy, R-rated bromantic comedy, three best buds make a pact to stay single when one of them is left heartbroken, but find themselves navigating some tricky relationships. When finally bitten by the "love bug", the trio try to cope with that awkward moment when a relationship transitions from a fling into something a little more serious
For extra laughs, visit That Awkward Moment on Facebook and check out their Tumblr for more racy content.
In this hilariously raunchy, R-rated bromantic comedy, three best buds make a pact to stay single when one of them is left heartbroken, but find themselves navigating some tricky relationships. When finally bitten by the "love bug", the trio try to cope with that awkward moment when a relationship transitions from a fling into something a little more serious
For extra laughs, visit That Awkward Moment on Facebook and check out their Tumblr for more racy content.
Trend Themes
1. R-rated Comedies - Opportunity for film studios to produce more raunchy comedies for adults, tapping into a niche market.
2. Bromance Culture - Opportunity for brands to market products and experiences that cater to male bonding and friendships.
3. Social Media Marketing - Opportunity for movie studios to leverage social media platforms to reach and engage with a younger audience.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - Opportunity for film studios to create more bro-comedies and cater to a young adult audience.
2. Consumer Products - Opportunity for brands to create products that appeal to the bromance culture and male bonding.
3. Advertising - Opportunity for marketing agencies to develop social media campaigns that resonate with younger audiences and promote R-rated comedies.
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