Engagement Breakup Movie Collection

Ava Lin’s Manhattan wedding turns into a nightmare when a voice from three years in the future warns her not to marry Ryan Hall. Her groom has secretly registered a marriage with her best friend, Mia Chen, who is already pregnant with his child. In the original timeline, Ava was framed as unstable, stripped of her career and trust, and forced into psychiatric evaluation. This time, she refuses to break down for their cameras. Guided by her future self, Ava gathers marriage records, recordings, legal proof, and the hidden safeguards left by her parents. As Ryan, Mia, and the powerful Hall family try to silence her and seize control of her inheritance, Ava turns the fake wedding into a public reckoning, exposes their fraud, freezes the Hall Group’s IPO, and finally saves herself from the future that once destroyed her.

On her wedding day, Mira's fiancé Dante lets his childhood friend Alessia wear a white dress, kiss him, and drink champagne with him—all livestreamed. Mira reveals she's ending both the engagement and all business ties with the Romano family. Flashbacks show years of Dante choosing Alessia over Mira. After the wedding falls apart, Mira rebuilds her career, launching a successful brand. Dante begs for forgiveness, but Mira refuses. Later, Dante and Alessia's relationship fractures. Mira moves on, stronger and independent.

This is a short story blending the wildness of primitive tribes with the fantastical fate of dragon clans. Set in a primitive dragon clan tribe with a muted, low-saturation color palette, the story revolves around the revenge plan of Luke, the half-blood dragon protagonist. The main storyline is interwoven with the core conflict of the female lead welcoming a new life through childbirth. Amidst the dark and oppressive power struggles within the tribe, the arrival of the new life breaks the shackles of the original fate, echoing the core theme of new life emerging from darkness. The overall style is gloomy and profound, filled with the hidden vibe of primitive wilderness and the fateful tension of the ancient dragon clan. Through a unified muted and low-saturation visual tone, it finally delivers the story's core: all colors are reborn after darkness.

Seraphina and I both died once. In my last life, she stole my face, pretended to be the Oracle, and was exposed by the king. Then she poisoned me in the dungeon, screaming that I had stolen her fate. When we were reborn, she changed her plan. In front of the royal proclamation, she pointed at me and sent me to the palace, certain the fake Oracle would be executed. But I was never fake. I was the true Oracle, and this time, I would make the king kneel before the future she tried to steal.

Elena, the daughter of the Lord of Yalkreon, ventures out in search of sacred tree sap to save her mother from a deadly ice curse. Along the way, she unexpectedly rescues Hades, King of the Underworld, who immediately decides to make her his queen. But Elena is betrayed by her fiancé, then forcibly sold as a sacrifice to the Lord of the Frostlands by her cruel stepmother and greedy father. Just as all hope is lost during the sacrificial ceremony, Hades descends in overwhelming force, punishes everyone who has wronged her, and takes her back to the Underworld under his protection.

Three months into her pregnancy with twin dragon children, Seraphina finally saw her fiancé Miles for who he truly was—while his mother pressured her to abort the babies, he rushed off to attend to another female dragon, Peggy. She decisively broke off the engagement and, with her Aunt Victoria's help, fled to Mistwood in the Westlands. Peggy and Miles's mother had long conspired to steal the trust property that should have been Seraphina's. Seraphina gave birth to twin daughters, Audrey and Hazel, who took her surname Quinn. Miles later realized his mistakes and pursued her to Mistwood to beg forgiveness, but she no longer needed his apologies. She began a new life and formed a natural friendship with her neighbor Owen, finally living as a whole and free woman.

Julian's wife Vicky cheated on him with his friend Harry, and then they murdered him. Now he's reborn, seven days before his wedding. Instead of stopping the wedding, Julian makes sure the cheaters marry each other and he marries another girl, Rachel, Harry's abandoned fiancée. Julian and Rachel make the cheaters drown in debt with a cursed land deal and loans they'll never repay. In the end, justice is served cold.

For seven years, Cora Matthews shaped herself into the perfect future Mrs. Shaw. Until the night of her engagement, she overheard the truth behind a half-open door. Her fiance Ethan Shaw didn't love her and even would send her to entertain other men. Ethan chose another woman over her on their engagement party. Then Cora left and turned to Ethan's rival, Lucas Grant, and Lucas was not surprised to see her. You insult me? Then I'll be with your rival to ruin you.

On the eve of her wedding, Sloane enters heiress Vivienne Vale's husband selection gala and finds her own groom holding the winning red card. Reid places Sloane's wedding ring on Vivienne and publicly casts her aside, certain she will crawl back. Instead, Sloane accepts a secret proposal from Vivienne's wheelchair-bound billionaire brother, Dane. When Reid and Vivienne leave Sloane beaten and her father fighting for his life, Dane steps in to protect the woman he has searched for and loved for ten years.

A young woman's silver hair—her family's magical bloodline—is shaved off on the eve of her wedding by her fiancé's pack as a cruel joke. She realizes her chosen mate, Liam, knew and let it happen. Heartbroken, she finally accepts her fated True Mate bond with Nicholas, a powerful Alpha who has waited six years for her. On her wedding day, Nicholas arrives with a convoy, reveals her unilateral dissolution of the contract, and publicly claims her. He brands Liam and his pack as rogues. In the end, her hair grows back, her power returns, and she finds true love and belonging with Nicholas.