Romantic Movies That Would Have Ended in Divorce
For many, romantic movies are a source of comfort. There’s always a happy ending. The couple always overcomes trials and tribulations and gets together.
The background score is great, the people in romantic movies are pleasant,t and the couple has amazing chemistry.
But let’s face it. In the real world, none of these stories would actually work. The couple doesn’t always get together. Soul mates end up going their separate ways. The people around them may be jealous and not want them to get together.
The trials and tribulations may not be so easy to overcome.
Without further ado, let’s take a look at the happy endings in romantic movies and whether the couple would have actually made it.
For many, this is the ultimate romance movie. Jack and Rose have an epic romance aboard a doomed ship and though they never get together, their love is everlasting.
But what if Jack hadn’t died? What if he had gotten on that debris with Rose and survived?
Rose and Jack would have married but that is when the problems would begin. Jack wouldn’t be able to provide enough and Rose would no longer be able to afford her once lavish lifestyle. Things get heated when they can’t pay rent or Jack forbids Rose from buying a new outfit to go to her friend’s party.
They part ways. Maybe it’s an ugly divorce too. Rose goes to Paris and ends up marrying an artist. Jack is back to his old ways and finally happy.
This is one of those fairytales with a beautiful love story about picking a person’s inherent qualities over physical appearance. Belle falls in love with the Beast after being held as a prisoner in his castle. Ultimately, she helps the beast break the curse and he returns to his true human self. They get married and live happily ever after.
Does their marriage really last?
Belle realizes she liked the Prince more when he was a beast. She also realizes that she may be suffering from Stockholm Syndrome and divorces the Prince so that she can become a bestselling author of a book about escaping an emotionally unavailable prince.
This popular saga is about a high school girl falling in love with a 104-year-old vampire who is stuck at the age of 17.
The movie and books took the world by storm and even today, Twilight is kept alive by the countless memes on Bella and Edward.
But what if things don’t really work out the way after they get married?
Bella realizes that Edward can’t keep up with her times. She also realizes she got married too young and decides to divorce him mostly because she didn’t really get to live her youth after she met him and got dragged into all the drama.
This sweet rom-com about a woman who loses her memory every day and a man who tries to get her to remember him was a massive hit when it was released.
In the end, when Lucy and Henry get together, it is what the audience wants but not necessarily what works in real life.
Even if Henry is utterly in love with Lucy, he has to remind her of it every single day. Because every morning, her memories are wiped out. What are the chances that Henry ends up in therapy himself because of the heartbreak he faces?
What if one day Lucy wakes up, doesn’t watch the video of her life, and immediately returns to her father?
In real life, Lucy would prefer to go back to her father.
Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan? It's an instant rom-com hit. But let’s talk about their characters Kathleen and Joe.
After they get together, what are the chances that Kathleen stays with Joe, considering he lied to her, ran her little book store out of business, and then gaslit her?
Sure, Kathleen is happy initially, but every time she sees big bookstores, wouldn’t she be reminiscent of her own little store that she tried so hard to keep open?
Resentment would lead to Kathleen realizing she couldn’t be with Joe, the man who made her give up her business.
Make no mistake, The Little Mermaid is my all time favorite adaptation of all time.
As a kid, you want to see Ariel and Eric end up together. As an adult, I have to question whether they belong with each other.
Ariel literally gave up herself, her home, and her family to be with Eric. And Eric? He almost married a witch because she stole Ariel’s voice.
At some point in their marriage, Ariel is going to miss being a mermaid and swimming about with her friends. Eric realizes that he really doesn’t know Ariel that well after all. They had just spent three days together before they got married! And so, off they both go on their separate ways.
A-lister Anna Scott’s world turns upside down when she meets a quiet bookstore owner, William. They fall in love, face hurdles regarding their respective careers, but they still end up together.
For how long?
Unless Anna is willing to give up her celebrity life, William is going to get lonely seeing his wife managing busy schedules and flying off around the world to shoot her scenes.
William will soon grow tired of her extravagant lifestyle and both decide to separate for good.
We already know that Giselle and Robert have problems in the sequel of Disenchanted. But, of course, at the end of the movie, everything is resolved neatly.
As the years roll by, Giselle is going to miss her magic and singing to animals. She may end up resenting Robert for not being able to leave. Robert on the other hand, will grow tired of Giselle’s lack of real-world experience, and the two finally part ways.
We all know that Aladdin uses the Genie’s help to turn himself into a prince and get close to Jasmine. At that time, it seemed like a harmless lie and he ends up getting the girl, right?
Years later, will Jasmine want to continue staying with a man who lies to her constantly? It definitely won’t be romantic when Jasmine waits for him all night while Aladdin is up to his tricks with Abu.
Jasmine may very well ask the Genie for three wishes and use one of them to help her forget Aladdin forever.
Christian scrutinizing every aspect of Anna’s life may at first seem like protective behavior until one finally realizes that he is being controlling.
Anna may realize it too, and that is when their relationship goes kaput. The relationship with a billionaire may have seemed alluring at first but as time marches on, Anna is bound to realize that relationships don’t depend on NDAs and other contracts.
Anna will realize she deserves a healthy relationship and go off on her way. Away from Christian.
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