Movies with Mom-and-Son Mood

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.

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."

Maya has devoted her life to raising Matthew, an abandoned baby she loves as her own. On his wedding day, his biological mother, Lillian, returns to reclaim him and accuses Maya of stealing her son. Instead of believing Maya, Matthew leaves with Lillian. This is Maya's wake-up call. She finally decides to walk away. But when her daughter-in-law's life is in danger, she makes one final sacrifice as his mother.

After being betrayed and murdered by her boyfriend, Samuel, and his lover Jessica, Nina wakes up before it all happens. Determined to rewrite her fate, she secretly records their affair and plots her revenge. When Samuel tries to scam her again, Nina walks straight into his trap to spring her own. At a tense family gathering, she reveals the proof of their lies, exposing their affair and fraud for everyone to see. This time, it's not Nina who's ruined, it's them.

Village doctor, Ava Fleming, works hard to support her fiancé Luke Bax through college, only to discover that he has secretly married and started a family in the city. Determined to cut ties with Luke, Ava inadvertently saves the life of a powerful figure, Jesse Mills, who falls in love with her at first sight and proposes. To Ava's surprise, the ruthless Jesse is actually a gentle and obedient partner at home...

When Evelyn Hewitt, a general from hundreds of years ago, wakes up as modern-day heiress and stepmom to rebellious Killian Foster, she brings battlefield tactics to household wars. Armed with pressure points and a fierce spirit, she must tame her spoiled stepson, navigate a marriage of convenience with CEO Stephen Foster—who shares the face of her lost love—and conquer high society’s doubts. This time, her empire is the Foster family.

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.

After she finds that her boyfriend, Marco, cheated on her with Jessica, Gretchen Hayes marries Lorenzo Sterling, the billionaire CEO she just met. But her revenge takes a shocking turn when her ex becomes her stepson. In a world of luxury and lies, Gretchen must outsmart her enemies and claim her power — and maybe find real love along the way.

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".