Getting Back at Ex Movie Collection

At her wedding, Hailey's husband Ryan humiliates her with a cruel prank alongside his childhood friend Hadley. Ryan always prioritized Hadley, even publicly denying his relationship with Hailey. After fifteen years of sacrifice and betrayal, Hailey leaves for Europe. Ryan finds her, showing self-inflicted scars, but she refuses him. She builds a successful career, files for divorce, and wins her freedom. Ryan is publicly exposed and ruined. Hailey thrives, finally living for herself.

Mira's betrothed spent three years taming a wild dragon for their wedding—but he trained it to obey Lia, her family's adopted daughter. They took everything from her: her place in the clan, her inheritance, even her mother's dragon. When they demanded she kneel and wipe Lia's boots, Mira walked barefoot across burning coals instead. She broke the betrothal. Then a column of black war-dragons descended, and their lord claimed her—with a bloodwing dragon and three thousand acres of dragonland. He was the man who had waited eight years for her answer. On her wedding day, her old betrothed watched from the crowd as Mira married another man. And the dragon he had stolen finally threw Lia to the ground and flew home—to Mira.

Marina is a mermaid who will turn to foam in thirty days without true love's kiss. She tore her tail apart for Damien. Day twenty-seven—no kiss. Damien kissed another woman in front of her. He gave her soul-scale to Vanessa as a necklace, and her heart-pearl—her only way home—as an anklet. Marina took everything back. On opening night, she emptied every case of his stolen jewels. She reclaimed the tide-bracelet, the soul-scale, and finally the life she stole from death for him. Damien dissolved into white foam, swept away by the tide. And Eli—who gave up his voice to find her—used his returned voice to whisper: "Welcome home."

Pierce threw Sloane's newborn into lava, carved out her dragon heart-core, and left her to die on the storm altar. Reborn seven years earlier, Sloane watches him choose her sister, convinced Mira will bear the golden heir Sloane never could. She lets him walk into his own ruin and binds herself to Corvin, a cursed raven everyone mocks. Then Mira's golden egg hatches a black serpent, while Sloane's single egg reveals twins: a Supreme Gold Dragon and a Blackwing royal. Pierce was only a serpent in stolen scales, and the raven he despised was the true Dragon King.

Tessa’s crush throws her cinnamon roll in the trash and calls her a fat pig in front of the whole class. When she finally stops begging to be chosen, she starts glowing up and catches everyone’s eye, including the boy who destroyed her. But Tessa has already chosen Adrian, the masked outcast everyone calls scarred and pathetic. By the time Chase wants her back, Adrian’s secret is out: he was never weak. He was the richest, most dangerous boy in the room.

Marina is a mermaid who will turn to foam in thirty days without true love's kiss. She tore her tail apart for Damien. Day twenty-seven—no kiss. Damien kissed another woman in front of her. He gave her soul-scale to Vanessa as a necklace, and her heart-pearl—her only way home—as an anklet. Marina took everything back. On opening night, she emptied every case of his stolen jewels. She reclaimed the tide-bracelet, the soul-scale, and finally the life she stole from death for him. Damien dissolved into white foam, swept away by the tide. And Eli—who gave up his voice to find her—used his returned voice to whisper: “Welcome home.”

Elf Princess Helena dies tragically when her husband and "daughter" let a crused rabbit drain her rare golden blood. In her final moments, she uncovers the sickening truth: the rabbit is his cursed mistress, and the girl she raised is an evil spirit possessing her true daughter’s body. Reborn on the exact day the beast arrives, Helena plays the oblivious, fragile wife—while secretly plotting a savage retribution to destroy the traitors and reclaim her child's soul.

On her wedding day, Jagger Hamilton abandons Avery for his adopted sister Tatum. She marries his dangerous uncle Beckett instead. Three years later, Jagger returns, attacks her pregnant belly, and causes her to lose the child. Beckett arrives, locks down the estate, and punishes them. Jagger and Tatum are broken and exiled. Avery and Beckett later have a second child. Jagger, now a beggar, begs to return but is rejected and dies alone. Avery finds strength as Beckett’s wife and mother of the new heir.

The night the zombie horde attacked, Sarah’s husband abandoned the entire settlement to take his childhood sweetheart to a mountaintop fireworks show. Sarah knew exactly what fireworks would attract in a world overrun by the dead. Desperate to stop them, she pointed a gun at the woman he loved—and paid for it with her life. But when Sarah opens her eyes again, she’s back at the beginning of the nightmare. This time, she’ll do anything to save the people trapped inside the doomed shelter… even if it means becoming the villain in everyone’s eyes. Because once the fireworks light up the sky, everyone dies.

Lainey spent seven years loving Leo, yet on their marriage registration day, he dragged her away to wed pregnant Rosalie for power connections. Heartbroken, Lainey accepted a prearranged marriage to Marcus Falcone, the feared East Coast mafia Don, and built a warm family with him over five years, bearing their son Gable and expecting their second child. When she returns to Chicago for a family memorial, she crosses paths with Leo and Rosalie at the airport. Blind to Lainey’s identity as the revered Mrs. Falcone, the pair and their underlings mock, insult and even strike her. At Marcus’s grand welcome gala, Rosalie viciously assaults Lainey, smashes her priceless sapphire bracelet and stabs her when Lainey shields their son Gable. Enraged, Marcus eliminates all those who harmed his family. Cornered and ruined, the desperate fugitive Leo sneaks into Lainey’s hospital room to beg for reconciliation. Lainey finally uncovers the long-hidden truth: Marcus has secretly loved and guarded her for years, and the arranged marriage that pulled her out of despair was all his careful plan. After cutting off all ties with her painful past, Lainey devotes herself wholeheartedly to the husband who cherishes her above everything.