A romance film telling you that at some point in your whole moving-on process, you'll reminisce the happiest moments you spent with your ex and that it's perfectly fine.

A collection of love stories of 9 people, each gives a unique perspective on heartbreak, struggling relationships, and confusion. 

Being a thriller-mystery film, this gives an unusual take on romance and breakup. With grain of salt, remember that when it comes to love, it is never black and white.

This is't just about sex. It's about the huge difference between confessing you've cheated because you're really sorry and confessing just to inflict more pain.

Maybe the problem wasn't your ex. Maybe it's you who's got some issues you need to work on and that's okay because closure should come from within. Self-love is key.

A story of two men who find it hard to say goodbye to their summer love but tells us that just like any other season, every love encounter gives us something to remember forever.

Moving on requires patience and believe it when people say an ounce of it goes a long way. This 2010 drama film proves that a leap of faith doesn't have to be huge. Take it slowly.

Really, why do we want people we can't have? This is yet, another Ryan Gosling film about break-ups, cheating, & the how-tos of picking up women. 

We all need our constants- a diary where we write down our feelings or friends to cry on. And what Renee Zellweger's character tells us is to not settle for half of what we deserve.

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger--this should be the motto of every woman whose heart just got broken. Manage to get back on your feet in no time with this rom-com.

"Don't cry because it's over. Be happy because it happened." This what Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence) and Pat (Bradley Cooper) are trying to tell you in these trying times.

From lovers to roomies, The Break-Up is a rom-com that answers the question: Can you be friends after break-up?

We all once had a Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) in our lives. Be like Lara Jean. Be vulnerable. Tell your man how you really feel and say it to the universe.

In love, timing is key. And sometimes, letting someone go is the best decision for the both of you to grow. Fall in love with Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone today.

Sometimes, it's nice to take a break from everything and just fly away to Italy for some fresh air. This is an uplifting post-breakup movie to alleviate depression.

Have you and your bff ever got brokenhearted at the same time? If yes, then this rom-com Christmas movie starring Cameron Diaz & Kate Winslet is perf for you!

A heart-wrenching yet fulfilling drama that teaches you to power though the odds and fight for what you believe is true love. Indeed, absence makes the heart grow fonder.

You might bawl your eyes out when you can relate to two people's pain of trying so hard but never get to work their relationship out. It stars Ryan Gosling & Michelle Williams.

If there was a delete button for all the memories of your ex, perhaps moving on wouldn't be this hard. But what if one day you realize some memories are worth saving?

The worst breakups could make the most vengeful ladies. Here's a romantic-comedy film to all ladies who are planning to get back at their ex lovers who cheated on them!

Love never dies. It just evolves into something you never thought could exist. This is a divorce film that ironically gives a fresh way of looking at marriage and love.