I'm currently plotting out my first script, a gay romcom. Looking at other romcoms, I am worried that there isn't enough driving force in it and wanted your opinions. The basic plot is as follows:
Jesse, a bisexual playboy, and Isaac, a shy closeted guy, don't know each other, but when their mutual friend finds out Isaac has not ride home from school, she gets Jesse to take him. This sets them off on a cross country trip where Isaac eventually comes to terms with his sexuality and Jesse learns that his family's lack of romantic success doesn't mean he is destined for the same fate.
There is no crazy drug dealers chasing them or murders to solve or amnesia to keep them apart, just their own hubris. It's just a simple story of self-discovery and falling in love. Is that too boring for a movie?
Jesse, a bisexual playboy, and Isaac, a shy closeted guy, don't know each other, but when their mutual friend finds out Isaac has not ride home from school, she gets Jesse to take him. This sets them off on a cross country trip where Isaac eventually comes to terms with his sexuality and Jesse learns that his family's lack of romantic success doesn't mean he is destined for the same fate.
There is no crazy drug dealers chasing them or murders to solve or amnesia to keep them apart, just their own hubris. It's just a simple story of self-discovery and falling in love. Is that too boring for a movie?