Browse Movies : Development : Romance : T (Page #3)

A young woman's life unravels after her fiancee leaves her for a much older woman.

A remake of the 2008 British documentary of the same name. A man tracks down his ex-girlfriends to discover why the relationships ended in failure.

A man frozen for 100 years wakes up in today’s America to be hounded by tabloids, condemned by religious conservatives, and hunted while he strives to come to terms with his unique second life. He falls in love with a beautiful scientist a century younger than him.

Set during the Baku oil rush at the turn of the century where oil barons lawlessly engage in games of deceit, espionage, and murder to build oil empires, a young Emanuel Nobel is longing for excitement in the shadow of a family of genius inventors.

When their female roommate/best friend gets engaged, a trio of guys realize they’re all in love with her, and do their best to break up the marriage before it’s too late.

A female Fish and Wildlife agent attempts to catch and successfully prosecute a wily international reptile smuggler based in Miami. Her job is made easier by the smuggler's reckless partner, who also happens to be his father.

Follows two women approaching their 40s who use unorthodox means to find themselves a man.

A man with amnesia discovers that he's married with children and is in the process of divorcing his wife. He can't remember why their marriage failed and falls in love with her all over again -- but there are many obstacles as he tries to get back his life and memory.

Marine Lance Cpl. James Blake Miller's Marlboro-smoking face is captured by a photograph and graces the covers of more than 150 newspapers worldwide. The photographer is nominated for a Pulitzer and wins the Sidney Hillman Foundation Journalism Award. The soldier becomes a reluctant icon overnight, but he begins to suffer post-traumatic stress disorder and becomes disabled upon returning to his Kentucky hometown. He and his childhood sweetheart struggle to connect.

In the early 1980s, three Brown graduates wrestle with love, religion and coming of age.

Chronically-ill Rachel Rubenstein-Goldblatt, a "nice Jewish girl" with a secret, loves Christmas. As the best-selling author of over twenty Christmas romance novels, and four made-for-TV movie spin-offs, she's kept her stellar career secret from her observant Jewish family for over a decade. But when Rachel's publishing house tells her they won't renew her contract unless she writes them a Hanukkah romance, she's desperate for inspiration. She finds it in the form of the Matzah Ball, a high-end Jewish music celebration scheduled for the last night of Hanukkah. There is only one problem: tickets are sold out and the only way to get one is direct from the ball's creator, who just happens to be Jacob Greenberg, her summer camp arch enemy.

A California woman, Jonell McLain, buys a diamond necklace with a dozen other women with the goal of sharing it — leading to the jewelry being transformed from a symbol of exclusivity to one of inclusiveness.

Allison Gallagher, a junior year college student, studies abroad in England, where she falls in love with her young British professor Jamie Davenport. Their budding relationship becomes complicated, however, when she finds out that he has leukemia.

A 16-year old from a family of psychics has been foretold that she will cause her true love to die. Avoiding boys was pretty easy when she was younger but harder now that she is beginning to find herself attracted to them, especially the rich prep school-going circle of teen known as the Raven Boys. One of the boys is seeking the burial place of a Welsh noble who is said to be in deep slumber and whoever awakens him will be granted a favor.

A young man makes a deal with Death to sculpt anything he can imagine with his bare hands. Complications arise when he meets the love of his life with 200 days to live.

The story centers on the idea that while honesty is the best policy for a relationship, "too much information" might not be the best thing.