10 Most Mature Break Ups In Movies

10 Most Mature Break Ups In Movies

Romantic relationships frequently come to an end in movies, and it’s always satisfying when the break ups are handled maturely.

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Romance can be an excellent addition to a movie, as it furthers character development and adds some drama to a story. Viewers may be captivated with a silver screen romance, especially if one person betrays the other or if couple breaks up. Overall, adding some intrigue in this respect provides satisfying content and can draw viewers in.

Regardless of their situation, audiences can tell a lot about a character by how they handle themselves when these romantic relationships come to an end. Whether a break up adds the much-needed drama and climax to a film, it’s always nice to see characters respecting one another’s wishes and moving on without a messy argument.

10 The Wedding Planner: Fran Donnelly And Steve Edison Realized That They Grew Apart

At the beginning of The Wedding Planner, Fran and Steve are engaged and are in the midst of planning their nuptials with Mary’s (the titular wedding planner) help. After Mary and Steve’s initial encounter, fate has them constantly running into each other, instigating romantic feelings. Even with Fran being unaware of their attraction, she starts having second thoughts about marrying Steve.

On their wedding day, Fran says she doesn’t want to get married. The characters both realize that they grew out of each other, prompting them to amicably end the relationship with no hard feelings or ill will towards one another. Steve and Fran even shared a smile as her cab drove away.

9 Enchanted: Robert Philip And Nancy Tremaine Knew He Was Meant To Be With Giselle

In Enchanted, the prince couldn’t revive Giselle with his (multiple) kisses. Everyone saw how close Giselle got with Robert as they spent more time together. Nancy could tell almost instantly, even nudging him herself to kiss Giselle.

These characters knew their relationship was over. What’s very mature about this break up is the calm acceptance on both sides, especially Nancy, who handled her heartbreak and disappointment very well. She knew that encouraging Robert to save Giselle with a kiss was the right thing to do.

8 Bride Wars: Emma Allen And Fletcher Flemson Fell In Love With Different Versions Of Each Other

Viewers can sense the disconnect between Emma and Fletcher fairly early on in Bride Wars. These two made it all the way to the altar before breaking up. Emma and Fletcher had a calm conversation after their wedding was disrupted, and Emma remained completely honest about them being different people to when they first met.

There were eye-opening revelations and issues brought to light that both characters had ignored for so long. Afterward, they looked at one another, knowing it was over. They hugged before saying goodbye.

7 Mrs. Doubtfire: Miranda Hillard And Daniel Hillard Stopped Trying To Work Things Out

It’s established at the beginning of Mrs. Doubtfire that Miranda and Daniel bring out the worst in each other. A chaotic birthday party that he throws for his son is the final straw. After another argument, Miranda quietly says she wants a divorce. She’s very apologetic about it, but knows it’s what’s best for their family.

The maturity shown by Miranda is very admirable as her character is honest about the things she knew weren’t right in the marriage. Though Daniel wasn’t accepting at first, Mrs. Doubtfire concludes with them on better terms and him being allowed more time with their children.

6 Call Me By Your Name: Elio Perlman And Oliver Knew Their Relationship Had An Expiration Date

Elio and Oliver had a very intense but short-lived romance. Elio and Oliver knew a long-term relationship wasn’t in the cards for them because Oliver’s work was located far away and because of the discrimination they would face from society, considering Call Me By Your Name took place in 1983.

When they said goodbye, not much else was said between the two. They gave each other a lingering hug before Oliver boarded a train. Although they were both devastated, there was a reciprocal understanding that staying together wouldn’t work.

5 The Notebook: Lon Hammond Jr. Knew Allie’s Heart Belonged Elsewhere

When Allie confesses to Lon that she went to see Noah, he was understandably upset but remained calm, saying he loves her and still wants her. Lon took her news well and didn’t react explosively. Rather than screaming or yelling, they had a mature conversation.

Lon was open and honest with his feelings and allowed himself to be vulnerable. Despite finding out about what transpired between Allie and Noah, he continues carrying himself with dignity as his time with Allie ends.

4 The Perks Of Being A Wallflower: Charlie Kelmeckis Wasn’t In Love With Mary Elizabeth

Even though Charlie and Mary Elizabeth’s romance didn’t end in the best way, these two eventually got back on good terms. In love with Sam, Charlie never wanted to date Mary Elizabeth but stayed with her to avoid hurting her feelings.

Charlie then kissed Sam during a game of truth-or-dare while he was still dating Mary Elizabeth, which ended their relationship and caused a rift between him and the friend group. As time passed, Mary Elizabeth claimed their relationship was “one-sided.” Rather than correcting her, Charlie accepted what she had to say, and both characters moved on.

3 The Kissing Booth 3: Noah Flynn Wanted Elle King To Put Herself First

Elle and Noah tried their best to make their relationship work. However, with Elle’s overwhelming schedule and people-pleasing nature, Noah sees that she’s sabotaging her own needs by putting everyone else before herself. When he breaks up with her, it pains him, but he knows it’s what’s best for Elle.

Noah cares about her too much to let her continue going down the wrong path. Although Elle is in tears, she asks him to confirm that he’s sure about this decision. Their breakup is the perfect example of loving someone and letting them go.

2 Just Go With It: Daniel “Danny” Maccabee Couldn’t Marry Palmer Dodge

In Just Go With It, Danny uses his assistant Katherine and her children to create a fake backstory about himself so he can impress Palmer. During the time he spent with Katherine during their trip and outside their workplace, he realizes that Katherine is his true love.

In the end, Danny breaks up with Palmer, who already sensed a strong connection between Katherine and Danny. There was no bad blood after he broke off the relationship. Palmer took it so well that she was even willing to take Katherine’s children to get ice cream after he didn’t go through with their wedding.

1 Couples Retreat: Shane And Trudy Were In Different Stages Of Their Lives

Shane and Trudy’s twenty-year age difference was made very apparent throughout Couples Retreat. Trudy was an outgoing yet naive character, whereas Shane was subdued and knowledgable, which caused a major disconnect in their relationship.

It wasn’t until Shane bumped into his ex-wife, Jennifer, during the trip that he finally broke up with Trudy. Shane thought that Trudy deserved to have more fun-loving people surrounding her while he was meant to be with Jennifer.

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