Movies with Father-and-Son Mood

After being reborn, Thea is stunned. Her superstar husband is lovesick and surrounded by stand-ins, her eldest son is a notorious troublemaker, and her daughter is being strung along by a sketchy bad boy. The whole internet mocks the family as a hopeless mess. But Thea isn't one to back down. She whips this chaotic crew into loyal protectors, until even the so-called villainess is begging her for forgiveness.

Abigail Thorne was set up by her sister and forced to marry Roderic Graham. On their wedding night, Abigail accidentally crippled her husband and was expelled from that family. Five years later, she is back—a miracle doctor with five clever children. Roderic Graham, the man who rejected her, is irresistibly drawn to her and her children, unaware that they are the family he has been searching for.

Grassroots singer Matt Lipsey lost his sight three years ago after saving his girlfriend, Sapphire Steele, from a fire. Deceived by Sapphire and his sister Ruth, he was coerced into becoming a stand-in singer for Neal Arnold, who promised to help him launch his career but ultimately betrayed him. Tragically, Matt died due to their betrayal. Reborn, Matt resolves not to be exploited again, embarking on a path of vengeance while rising to stardom.

Fresh out of prison, Irene just wants to start over, but she accidentally falls into John's trap. Now her creditor, John, forces her into a cruel game: to repay her debt by seducing his brother, Eric. But as the dangerous game unfolds, John's revenge turns into obsession, and his heart begins to betray his plan. By the time he realizes he's fallen for her, it's already too late to turn back.

To pay for her grandmother's treatment, Savannah leaves her rural hometown and heads to Hadleyburg to ask her estranged father for help. On the train, she unexpectedly saves the life of Hudson, the ruthless, untouchable mafia king of Hadleyburg, after he's ambushed and severely wounded. When Savannah arrives in the city, Hudson returns for her, fiercely, publicly, and with an obsession the whole city fears.

After twenty years, when the Lowes finally reunite with their long-lost son, they expect him to be a pitiable figure they can easily manipulate. Little do they know, he is a vengeful soul who has clawed his way back from hell. The adopted son sees him as a thorn in his side, the sister scorns him as inferior, and the parents try to bind him with guilt. But he responds with a cold smile—"I will reclaim everything that is rightfully mine, including the Lowe Empire you hold so dear."

Sara throws herself at Edward and becomes the city's biggest joke. Everyone thinks she is hopelessly in love until the truth comes out. Edward is just a stand-in for someone else, and she never loves him at all. But when Sara tries to walk away, the man, once incapable of love, snaps. Now, he'll do anything to keep her.

A modern female doctor unexpectedly travels back in time to become Elara, second daughter of the disgraced Blair family. To save her family, she disguises herself as a man and becomes the close servant of the war god, Noah Croft. Using her talents and modern medical knowledge, Elara repeatedly saves lives in times of crisis. Noah develops feelings for her but struggles with his perception of her gender until her true identity is revealed. Then, together, they overcome challenges and forge a magical romance that transcends time.

After saving a secret agent, healer Sylvia is swept into a ruthless power struggle. Young Marshal Edgar imprisons her to hunt for intel, but her courage and wit soon disarm him. As war erupts and lies unravel, the two move from enemies to partners, forging a bond that survives the storm.

Three years after their last encounter, Eva Frost's first words to Timothy Moore are: "Let's Get Married, Mr. CEO"... Betrayed by the boyfriend she had bankrolled for years, who deceived her out of their marital home, Eva decides to move forward and blurts out the unexpected. To her surprise, Timothy clings to her at the marriage office, declaring, "I never said I wouldn't agree".