Movies with Looking-for-Love Mood

I trusted my husband—until I found out he was cheating with a college girl. And as if that wasn't enough, he tried to kill me and our daughter. After losing my child, I had nothing left. That’s when he appeared. ""Why are you helping me?"" "Because I have a debt to settle with your husband and his mistress’s family." Now, with a new face, I’ve returned to stand before them. It’s their turn to suffer.

John and Jack Blackthorne are the twin sons of a billionaire and the heirs to their father's empire. When the older Mr Blackthorne dies after a prolonged illness, the will he left behind isn't what his sons expected. In a bid to teach his boys a lesson, he edited his last will to include a stipulation of an arranged marriage for both of them. They twins are to try and win the hand of his caretaker's daughter, Evangeline Herrera. Her mother agreed to this because she sees her daughter as wasting away her youthful years and decides that a marriage to one of the Blackthorne sons will be good to uplift their family. John Blackthorne falls in love with Evangeline on first sight, and when it seems to be mutual, he feels like he has won already. But his brother Jack also lusts after Eva and wants to have her all to himself even though his feelings aren't as pure as that of his brother. He is cunning enough to gain the favour of her mother, and he promises her all the expensive things if she can convince her daughter to choose him. Will her mother's pressure push Eva over to Jack's side? Or will the warm love she feels for John be able to fight and win in just six months?

John's fiancée, Samantha, grows cold feet on the day they were supposed to get married and disappears. John collapses and is rushed to the hospital where he meets Lucy, a medical doctor who treats his wounds, and as they got to know each other outside the hospital, she nurtured his broken heart. Few months later, Samantha walks into John's apartment, bruised and battered. After being rushed to the clinic and receiving treatment, Lucy asks John who she was, John lies and says they're just friends. After Lucy leaves John to catch up with Samantha, she tells John she still wants to be his bride, but John is already engaged to Lucy. John seeks advice on his new problem with his best friend, Felix who began to grow feelings for Lucy ever since he was visiting John on his hospital bed. Would Felix play the role of a good friend? Is John going to take Samantha back?

When Samuel, having regained his sight, meets designer Amanda.he is stunned by how much she resembles Emma his ex and the love he once lost. Determined to uncover the truth about who she really is, Samuel keeps testing and questioning her. As they get swept up in mounting pressures and tangled schemes, old flames reignite, pushing them to face the past head-on and fight against all odds for a future together.

Seo Hong, the heartbroken protagonist, inherits a magical "Love Magic Breakup Tune" that makes people fall in love after sharing a bottle. A bittersweet comedy-drama of love unfolds as she fights for the tune. Will Hong recover her lost love and regain happiness?

Betrayed by her fiancé and his lover, a woman is given a second chance at life by a demon to seek revenge. As she unravels the plot against her, she finds herself drawn to the demon, who holds secrets from her past. In the end, their shared tragic history resurfaces, revealing a love lost in a previous life and a pact made to save her.

Love is like a car accident. Summer first met Kim Geun on a midsummer crosswalk when he heroically saved a child in the street, rushing late for school. That day, Geun handed her a discarded composition notebook and said, ""Your lyrics are amazing! You have real talent."" With his bright smile, Summer's long-hidden first love began. Years later, now a famous singer-songwriter, Summer falls into a slump and visits the university Geun attends. While avoiding attention, she impulsively asks him to film her music video. As they navigate the precarious line of friendship, will Summer finally confess the feelings she has cherished for years?

Seon-Woo wants to quit the judo club, but tradition demands he defeat a senior first. His opponent? Tae-Hyung, a national champion. Meanwhile, Tae-Hyung finds himself drawn to Seon-Woo and unknowingly confides in him online as “Summer.” As he struggles with this truth, Seon-Woo challenges him to a match for his freedom. Should Tae-Hyung let him win or fight with all he has?

Jaxis a billionaire who falls in love with Daniella, a local girl and sole owner of a bakery named Love and Treats. The couple’s love bubble bursts when Jax’s parents insist he quit car racing and travel to Denmark to take charge of the family business there. They threaten to cut him out of the family inheritance if he doesn’t obey their wish. Jax tells Daniella he’ll be leaving town for Denmark. He asks that she come with him, but she insists she can’t give up her home, friends, and the bakery when marriage is not even in the picture. She accuses Jax of being selfish. Jax accuses her of choosing to be a lowly baker rather than be with him. They break up painfully. Jax tries all he can to keep in touch with Daniella but she ignores his calls and texts. 5 years later, after getting news of his father’s death, Jax returns home to take his father’s position as head of the company. He goes on a mission to woo Daniella back into his life. After several tries, she finally agrees to go out with him. They become a couple again, but Daniella keeps him at arm's length. Everything comes crashing down when Daniella learns that Jax’s company is putting up her building for sale; she gets random calls from strangers asking to buy her bakery. Jax claims he only recently found out about her ownership of the bakery. The couple goes through a rough patch, and painful words are said. Daniella tells him that they’re not compatible. They breakup. Jax packs up and leaves town for Denmark permanently; he can’t stand being in the same town with Daniella and not having her in his life. Daniella discovers she’s pregnant.

Rose Barclay is the mistress of a man, named Jon Jackson and acts as the unseen family caretaker. Although Jon’s real-life wife, Lily Jackson, has no idea that Rose is both a call girl and the breadwinner; she keeps Jon and the high-consumption camp running smoothly. When Lily uncovers the shocking truth, she confronts Jon, only to hear his rationalization: Rose’s involvement has however made it difficult to disconnect herself with their lifestyle. Problems escalate when Rose meets Ted Georges an entrepreneur, billionaire, who wishes to find love. Intrigued by his stability and genuine affection, Rose starts to build a new life for herself, one where she wouldn’t be a ghost in someone else’s marriage. When Rose steps back from the Jacksons, Jon and Lily begin to gradually lose the world they’ve become accustom to...