Movies of All Moods

She has magic powerful enough to destroy the world, and no one knows it but her. When a long-lost noble family finally comes looking for their "heiress," Avera Astora has to decide how much of herself she's willing to hide... and how much she's willing to fight for.

One morning, Zoe wakes up with a strange new power: when she narrows her eyes, she can see the hidden stats of anything — objects, prices, and even people's secrets. Her best friend Tiffany's dazzling new boyfriend? The words above his head read: "A married man with $1 million in debt." Her own boyfriend Daniel, the sweet guy she's been splitting discount groceries with for three years? "Heir to a $150 million fortune." The catch: Daniel has no idea either. The treasure has been hiding in his late grandmother's locked room all along — antique desks, oil paintings, and gold bars buried under the floorboards. As Zoe and Daniel's life transforms overnight, Tiffany spirals from heartbreak to jealousy to sabotage, determined to take everything Zoe has — including Daniel. Turns out the hardest thing to appraise was never the antiques. It was the people.

The day Wade dumped Lena for a richer girl, lightning struck and every price on Earth collapsed to a fraction of a cent. A lipstick cost 0.4 cents. A penthouse cost a hundred dollars. And the $30,000 in Lena's account made her the world's richest woman. She bought out her factory, crushed her ex's sugar mama's supply chain, and turned a fifty-dollar bill into a business empire — all while still eating one-cent street wraps at the night market. That's where Adrian Grant, the one heir who didn't care about the Forbes list, first saw her. He didn't fall for the richest woman in the world. He fell for the girl who stayed exactly who she was after becoming her.

An abused Omega, Aria, took her stepsister Bianca's place to care for Bianca's comatose fiancé, the powerful Alpha King. Aria literally bled herself dry to nurse him back to health, only for Bianca to steal the credit. When the king finally opened his eyes, he shattered Bianca’s lies. He remembered the gentle hands that pulled him back from the brink of death. In the end, he banished Bianca to rot in the wasteland, showering Aria with the crown, boundless wealth, and ferocious devotion.

Sloane Mercer once ruled South Sector and kept undercover wolf Reid Hale as his favorite toy. Five years later, Reid is the warden of Sloane’s prison, and the ruthless rabbit crime lord is entering heat. Reid wants the location of a galactic pheromone lab. Sloane needs his wolf’s scent to survive. As master and pet reverse roles, a failed escape exposes the fox Sloane abandoned, the crime lord hunting him, and a devastating truth: Stonepeak may be less a cage than a shield. Their hatred is real, but so is the bond neither imprisonment nor betrayal could kill.

In her first life, Nora Bennett is collared in a dog cage while Hailey auctions her in the Blackridge gym. "Twenty dollars buys one minute. Who wants the leash?" Students stream it. Teachers watch. Her father sees the cage and takes Hailey home instead. Then Nora wakes up eighteen again, one day before the auction. Hailey wants her ruined, and Ethan, Blackridge's rich hockey captain, sets the motel trap. This time, Nora raises her price, turns the camera on him, and collects proof. But when Hailey orders another dog cage, Nora is ready to choose who goes inside.

One operating room left, every other surgical team tied up with a highway pileup: Tessa is bleeding out with her baby's heart rate crashing, and Paige — her husband's mistress and her oldest friend — is in labor down the hall. Colin makes the choice, and Tessa's own mother and brother enforce it. The surgeons save her life by taking her uterus. Her son is born without a heartbeat, and out in the corridor Colin is holding Paige's newborn while Tessa's mother tells him to hurry up and hold his son. The disposition form for Tessa's baby is signed three hours before her baby existed. She was trafficked at twelve and Paige took her place in that family while she was gone, so every fight since has ended with Tessa apologizing — but not this one. She pulls out her IV, signs herself out, and makes a single phone call to the boy who was locked in that cellar with her twelve years ago, now a man who walks off an international stage mid-presentation and lands on the hospital roof four hours later. Six months on she has a pottery shop, a divorce filing, and a folder he ordered the day he heard what they named that baby — and it all comes due on a hotel plaza in the rain, with a husband out on a ledge and a fire department bullhorn broadcasting the truth about whose hands were on her IV that night.

For sixteen years, Maya trusted Jake with everything. For one kiss from cheer captain Sloane, he knocks her unconscious, binds her to a Homecoming float, and lets the whole school brand her a stalker. Jake expects Maya to forgive him, wear his jersey, and return to his side like always. Instead, she books a one-way flight to Seattle. At a new school, Maya finds friends who expose the edited video, a basketball captain who respects every boundary, and a future Jake never imagined she could have without him. Now Jake wants her back after she no longer needs him.

After seven years married to mafia Don Enzo Caruso, Valentina Moretti learns that he has been lavishing her former best friend Gia with gifts paid for by the Moretti fortune. Then Enzo announces that Gia is carrying his child and expects Valentina to accept a place in their new family. He thinks she has nowhere to go, unaware that Valentina is not merely his wife, but the sole heir to the most powerful family in New York’s underworld. When Gia begins reaching for Valentina’s jewelry, her home, and even her late mother’s bridal gown, Valentina stops begging for her husband to choose her. With a new marriage proposal waiting, she makes a choice Enzo never saw coming.

When Nora asks her husband Graham to pick up their six-year-old daughter Ellie, he leaves her waiting in a torrential storm to rescue his childhood friend Paige and her daughter Mia. That night, Graham takes Ellie’s last fever medicine for Mia and accuses Nora of lying about their daughter’s 104-degree fever. Days later, Nora finds glass hidden in Ellie’s ballet shoe and learns Graham planted it so Mia could win. After Graham sacrifices their child again and again, Nora stops waiting for him to change. She contacts a divorce lawyer, books two tickets, and prepares to leave with Ellie.