Movies with Mom-and-Son Mood

At her son’s seventh birthday charity gala, Elena Moore is humiliated on a live broadcast when her little boy crosses out her face in the family photo and declares another woman his real mother. Her powerful husband, Derek Harrington, demands she apologize instead of protecting her. But Elena refuses to break. She announces a divorce and launches an audit into the Harrington Children’s Medical Fund. Soon, she uncovers a chilling “Mom Exit Plan”: staged videos, a fake psychiatric evaluation, and a plan to erase her from her child’s life forever. This time, Elena fights back.

My stepmother hung my son over a crocodile pit to force me to become a sacrifice for my sister. With my son’s life in her hands, I had no choice but to agree. Everyone thought I was as good as dead. But I came back alive—with a “husband” by my side. No one knew that this man was the Black Dragon himself. They sent me to the dragon as a sacrifice. So I turned the dragon into my husband. Now, it’s their turn to pay the price.

Luna dies after Ronan and Sophia’s betrayal costs her son his life. Given a second chance, she returns to the night the babies were switched and turns their scheme against them. Twenty years later, Sophia sacrifices her own son to protect the heir, pushing Lucas toward the truth.

I am Victoria Vanderbilt, sole heir to a trillion-dollar empire. After three years away, I returned to find my trash husband starving my son, keeping a mistress, and letting his bastard bully my boy in the stables. They thought we were weak. They thought they owned New York. So I unmasked my identity, crushed their fake empire, and ruined every single one of them. Nobody touches my family and lives to tell the tale.

Jonathan's the richest man in the world, but he won't let his loving wife and adorable son know. Convinced that everyone's only after him for the money, he puts them to the test for ten long years, letting them collect scraps for money as he signs million dollar deals. Ten years later, they've passed the test. They've proven they love Jonathan, even if he's penniless. Now one last question remains: after everything he's put them through, does Jonathan deserve them? And when his son died because of him, will his "test" be the final straw?

To ditch our pup and spend Valentine's Day with his assistant, my mate Ethan forced our injured son to go rock climbing—and poisoned him. I rushed our dying child to the hospital, only to find my mate accompanying his assistant to a prenatal checkup. Our son convulsed from fear and poison, but Ethan didn't care. “He's just an omega. A normal wolf would've healed instantly!” I clenched the Moonblessed Herb in my pocket, worth a hundred million dollars. I'd stumbled upon it in the forest that morning and planned to surprise him today. But now? It was time to sever our five-year mate bond.

Handmaiden Io fell in love with Ares, King of the Gods, incurring the wrath of the Mother Goddess Theia and the divine council. Theia hunted Io down and drove her to the edge of a cliff, where she fell to her presumed death. Seven years later, Ares has become an even more formidable King of the Gods. He has always believed Io to be dead, with only the broken star-moon necklace—repaired by his own hands—reminding him of all he lost. During a visit to the mortal realm, he has a chance encounter on the streets of Athens with a pair of street-performing twins—a boy playing a bay leaf and a girl tapping seashells, performing the very Star-Moon Song Io once played only for him. The necklace, the melody, the pair of pale gold eyes so identical to his own—every clue points toward a possibility he cannot bear to face. All the while, Io lingers in the mortal realm, half-blind and frail, unaware of the reunion so close at hand. A love story spanning the divine and the mortal. A pair of lovers separated for seven years. Two children who have never known their father. An eternal vow sealed by a star-moon necklace. When fate pushes them toward each other once more, the laws of the gods, a mother's opposition, and the suffering of the mortal world will all stand as insurmountable walls between them.

Raised by dragons and possessing the extraordinary ability to tame them, Leo descends from the mountains in search of his family. After saving Greta, she tries—but fails—to persuade her mother, Freya, to take him in as a younger brother. When the Black Mountain tribe arrives to seize the Storm Dragon King and forcibly claim Freya as a bride, Leo summons the dragon to defeat them. The truth is finally revealed: Leo is Freya’s long-lost son.