Movies with Looking-for-Love Mood

Rosa and Emma are sisters, living their fantasy life in a castle their father had inherited, Rosa is engaged to Edward Douglas. As a result of an unfortunate accident, Rosa fell into a coma, but the marriage was not called off, and Rosa's name was replaced by Emma. Times goes on, the couple find themselves in difficult situations, and Rosa comes back to life after six months. When she opens her eyes, the growing tension urges Emma to confess the truth to Rosa...

Mia and James, both grappling with personal and professional challenges, find themselves entangled in a contract marriage, a unique arrangement that promises to solve their individual problems. As they navigate the complexities of pretending to be a loving couple, their relationship evolves in unexpected ways. Bonded by secrecy, they embark on a journey filled with laughter, misunderstandings, and growing attraction...

You just got dumped by your cheating husband who doesn’t realize you are actually British royalty! Your dad finds you 3 badass fiancés to show him up. But you only have 7 days to pick! Who do you choose? Or can you have all three?

In Freeze! Runaway Groom movie, to pay for her father's medical bills, Ivy is forced to marry Byron, a wealthy heir, instead of her stepsister. But on their wedding day, Byron doesn't show up, leaving Ivy humiliated in front of all their family and friends. After they finally marry, they set three rules—agreeing they won't fall in love with each other. Eventually, Byron tells Ivy that the agreement is ridiculous because he's already fallen in love with her. He asks her if she loves him back. So, will Ivy reciprocate his feelings?

In The Heiress's Dilemma movie, Lucille Scott, secret heiress of Brookston's wealthiest family, must live in poverty for 20 years to break a curse that ties her fate to money. Raised in a rundown home by quirky parents, she crosses paths with Bryan Hawkins, a powerful heir dodging an arranged marriage. He offers her a million to pretend to be his girlfriend. But fate takes over when her parents unknowingly pick him as her blind date. Pretending to be a rich heiress, Lucille enters high society only to be humiliated at a charity gala. Just as things fall apart, a mysterious billionaire claims her as his daughter, flipping the tables on everyone. From secret identities and fake relationships to sudden love, kidnappings, and outrageous family tests, Lucille and Bryan must navigate chaos, sacrifice, and a curse on the verge of breaking. When she turns 23, her true identity is revealed. And with Bryan giving up everything to be with her, Lucille finally claims love and power on her own terms.

Elliot and his fiancée Betty were getting married. But Betty cheated on him and carried his brother's baby. Elliot felt very frustrated. But Betty still wanted to marry him and take away his house. Elliot rejected her and chose to marry a rich heiress, Amelia. Betty thought she got a successful career on her own. Actually, it was all Elliot's credit. In the end, Betty regretted it and tried to win Elliot back, but it was too late. Elliot was in love with Amelia...

Living under the control of a stepfather, Cleopatra has faced challenges in her quest for survival. Despite the circumstances she possesses a determination that cannot be crushed. Enduring one hardship after another， Cleopatra holds onto the glimmer of hope that some day she will break free from the shackles of her situation and carve out a better tomorrow...

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.

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?

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?