Movies with Looking-for-Love Mood

A woman with only three months left to live is caught in a dangerously seductive web. There’s the billionaire playboy who kept her as a secret lover but now brings his fiancée around, an ex-boyfriend back in her life with no memory of their painful history, and a mafia boss who sees his late wife in her, harboring a twisted desire to keep her close by any means. As lies and secrets blur the lines between love and obsession, what choice will she make?

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?

On her 7th anniversary with her boyfriend, aspiring filmmaker Sia plans a surprise celebration, only to catch him cheating. Reflecting on her past, she sees a pattern of love and betrayal. In the aftermath, three men seek her forgiveness: Woo-jin, her long-time friend and secret admirer; Min-seong, a film company rep she drunkenly kissed; and her unfaithful boyfriend, who won’t let go. As Sia struggles to find love and follow her dreams, a shocking truth surfaces: the man she kissed that night wasn’t Min-seong but Woo-jin. Can she overcome the chaos and discover her true feelings?

One day, a villain moved into her neighborhood. It seems like she’s gotten herself into a mess with a crazy guy. “Could it be that he’s doing this because I rejected his confession?!” The villainous neighbor who suddenly appeared in her life vs. The bold woman who suddenly appeared in his life A battle between the two!

Dojun, who married out of necessity and immediately left for a foreign country, suddenly appeared at his marital home and then at his company, without any prior notice. He brought with him several photographs. 'With this innocent face, was she always seducing men?' 'I thought we had only two months left until the divorce...!' Is this marriage really okay? And who could have sent those photos to Dojun?

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?

Ariel, a medical aesthetics sales rep, reunites with her college crush Evan during a clinic visit. As work forces them together, old feelings resurface, but romantic rivals and past misunderstandings stand in their way. When Ariel becomes the face of her company’s products, she rises to fame—until Evan’s fiancée, Sienna, frames her, turning public admiration into scandal. Can Ariel reclaim her love and reputation?

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.

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?

In this modern adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility, Elinor (Ashley Williams) and Marianne (Marla Sokoloff) find themselves penniless after their father’s fortune is taken away. As they look for ways to pay the bills, they encounter people who judge them and try to keep them down in the dumps. Add falling in love into the mix, and determining whom to trust becomes a mine field. Can the sisters find a balance between relying on their hearts and using good sense without losing everything they hold dear?