What with the recent release of Burnt and Eat Out editor Abigail Donnelly’s food movie night tonight, we’ve had food movies on the brain lately. Coupled with that, this year, the Eat Out Mercedes-Benz Restaurant Awards will for the first time be announced over Sunday lunch – so we’ve had Sunday roasts on our minds too. Yesterday, we challenged our Twitter followers to come up titles for Sunday lunch movies. Here are some of the thoroughly inspired results.

1. Publicists leak the working title of EL James’s best-selling potboiler.

50 Shades of Gravy #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards

— Eat Out (@Eat_Out) October 28, 2015

2. Morgan Freeman shows up just in time and prevents the roast from burning.

Lambshank Redemption #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards

— Eat Out (@Eat_Out) October 28, 2015

3. This is Tom Hanks’s lesser-known role as a rural dairy cow who unwittingly saves all of the cows’ asses.

Forrest Rump #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards https://t.co/rhDcHhFqd1

— Nikita Buxton (@ComradeTeaCosy) October 28, 2015

4. Brad Pitt and custard? Yes, please!

Inglorious Custards #EatOutAwards #SundayLunchMovies https://t.co/w3Esk3CZir

— Kate Wilson (@KateWilsonZA) October 28, 2015

5. Jodie Foster psychoanalyses her portion of shank.

The Silence of the LambRoast #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards2015

— Lesley Marks (@Photofuzion) October 28, 2015

6. A race of genetically modified stegosaurus-sized pigs threaten to eradicate commercial farming as we know it.

Jurassic Pork #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards https://t.co/Q21BF6a4AI

— Nikita Buxton (@ComradeTeaCosy) October 28, 2015

7. Bill Murray and Dan Akroyd must save New York City from a team of rampaging roast chickens.

Roastbusters @Eat_Out #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards

— Nikita Buxton (@ComradeTeaCosy) October 28, 2015

8. The inspiring tale of one man’s quest to transform a watery broth into a sauce with muscle.

Million dollar gravy. #SundayLunchMovies #eatoutawards @Eat_Out

— Katharine Jacobs (@Kath_Jacobs) October 28, 2015

9. A reporter’s quest to understand the reason for the vegetable.

“Citizen Kale” #Sundaylunchmovies #EatOutAwards2015

— Amelia Frenkel/Brown (@Baby_Birdie) October 28, 2015

10. This is clearly a film about a food truck.

A Streetcar Named Die Braai #EatOutAwards #SundayLunchMovies

— Kelly Logan Cloete (@kellycloete) October 28, 2015

11. Tom Cruise makes an unlikely comeback in an animated film about an incredibly difficult recipe.

Chicken Impossible: Rogue Nation #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards

— Dominique Whitman (@Domwhitman) October 28, 2015

12. *Downloads the playlist immediately.

Dial M for Mayonaise, No Turkey for Old Men, The Wizard of Cos, Jurassic Pork, Rasherbacon, A Chocolate Orange #SundayLunchMovies

— Spling (@MovieCitric) October 28, 2015

13. When Simba’s father passes away, the job of running the butchery falls to him.

sirLoin King #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards @Eat_Out

— Kuzco (@kuzco890) October 28, 2015

14. A tragedy starring Billy Crystal.

@Eat_Out When Harry Met Salad #eatoutawards #sundaylunchmovies

— Jacques Shalom (@jaxey1) October 28, 2015

15. Elizabeth Taylor joins SASSI.

@Eat_Out Cat on a Hot Tuna Roof #EatOutAwards #SundayLunchMovies

— Dominique Solomon (@Supra_D) October 28, 2015

16. A coming-of-age drama that sees Daniel Radcliffe learn to cook with a magical three-legged pot.

Harry Potjiekos and the Chamber of Secrets #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards @Eat_Out

— Kuzco (@kuzco890) October 28, 2015

17. Stuck in the fifties, Marty McFly abandons attempts to fix his time machine and instead eats his feelings.

Snack to the Future #eatoutawards #sundaylunchmovies

— Jess Jardim-Wedepohl (@jesswedepohl) October 28, 2015

18. A scatological comedy about a man who is mistaken for the braai master and handed the tongs.

Life of Braaing #eatoutawards #sundaylunchmovies

— Jess Jardim-Wedepohl (@jesswedepohl) October 28, 2015

19. Nia Vardalos is overwhelmed by her Banting breakfast.

My Big Fat Greek Yoghurt #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards @Eat_Out

— Kuzco (@kuzco890) October 28, 2015

20. Meg Ryan accidentally orders the wrong dish.

You’ve Got Snail #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards @Eat_Out pic.twitter.com/5ZgDDcXcvd

— Kuzco (@kuzco890) October 28, 2015

21. One fuzzy fruit finds redemption in song.

Peach Perfect #SundayLunchMovies

— The1&only (@djmightymu) October 28, 2015

22. Natalie Portman fights to save the world from tofu.

V for Vegetarian #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards @Eat_Out

— Kuzco (@kuzco890) October 28, 2015

23. Tarantino’s short-lived cooking show unfortunately went straight to DVD.

Reservoir Hot Dogs #SundayLunchMovies #EatOutAwards @Eat_Out

— Kuzco (@kuzco890) October 28, 2015

24. After divorce parts her from her beloved gravy boat, one woman finds solace in Jamaica.

How Sarah Got her gravy Back #SundayLunchMovies

— Vincent Mnyameni (@vin0) October 28, 2015

25. An epic journey beset by perils that ends in triumph for its hungry everyman hero.

Lord of the Onion Rings #SundayLunchMovies

— Meg (@misswib) October 28, 2015

26. This is a film about the French wine region Bordeaux.

Planet of the Grapes #SundayLunchMovies

— Meg (@misswib) October 28, 2015

27. Unfunny comedy from Russell Brand featuring cucumber, feta and soggy tomatoes.

Get Him to the Greek Salad #SundayLunchMovies

— Meg (@misswib) October 28, 2015