10 Of The Most Toxic Movie Relationships That No One Realized
Without a doubt, love is one of the most common themes included in films of various genres. From comedies and crime dramas to action movies and thrillers, most movies involve some kind of romance to some extent. No movie would be complete without conflict, and seeing the characters struggle with their love lives and relationship problems is very interesting. And as time passes, more and more famous couples appeared in pop culture, like Romeo and Juliet from "Romeo + Juliet", Rose and Jack in "Titanic", and Noah and Allie from "The Notebook".
Yet, some of the most famous couples are the best examples of toxic relationships. When you take a closer look at couples like Bella Swan and Edward Cullen or Christian Gray and Anastasia Steele, it becomes clear that they can actually bring out the worst instead of the best for each other. Like them, we are also so caught up in their love that we don't realize the problem right away. We confuse possessiveness with lust, and jealousy with passion, and it's not entirely our fault. These relationships have been meticulously constructed to make us feel that they were destined to be together forever - despite the way they treat each other fundamentally wrong.
But don't worry. If you have lost your way, we are here to open your eyes. Scroll down to see which toxic couples in movies people romanticized over years!
Yet, some of the most famous couples are the best examples of toxic relationships. When you take a closer look at couples like Bella Swan and Edward Cullen or Christian Gray and Anastasia Steele, it becomes clear that they can actually bring out the worst instead of the best for each other. Like them, we are also so caught up in their love that we don't realize the problem right away. We confuse possessiveness with lust, and jealousy with passion, and it's not entirely our fault. These relationships have been meticulously constructed to make us feel that they were destined to be together forever - despite the way they treat each other fundamentally wrong.
But don't worry. If you have lost your way, we are here to open your eyes. Scroll down to see which toxic couples in movies people romanticized over years!
#1 Jack and Rose from "Titanic"
Source: © Titanic / Twentieth Century Fox and co-producers
#2 John and Jane from "Mr. & Mrs. Smith"
Source: © Mr. & Mrs. Smith / New Regency Productions and co-producers
#3 Nate and Andy from "The Devil Wears Prada"
Source: © The Devil Wears Prada / Fox 2000 Pictures and co-producers
#4 Ross and Rachel from "Friends"
Source: © Friends / Warner Bros. Television and co-producer
#5 Romeo and Juliet from "Romeo + Juliet"
Source: © Romeo + Juliet / Bazmark Films and co-producers
#6 Edward and Bella from "Twilight Saga"
Source: © The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 / Summit Entertainment and co-producers
#7 Mr. Big and Carrie from "Sex and the City"
Source: © Sex and the City / Darren Star Productions and co-producers
#8 Christian and Anastasia from "Fifty Shades of Grey"
Source: © Fifty Shades of Grey / Focus Features and co-producers
#9 Chuck and Blair from "Gossip Girl"
Source: © Gossip Girl / 17th Street Productions and co-producers
#10 Noah and Allie from "The Notebook"
From the beginning, their connection is problematic. When they run into one other at a fair, Allie rejects Noah's overtures. In order to get Allie to agree to go out with him, he decides to hang from the Ferris wheel where she is now sitting. It's not romantic at all; it's manipulative conduct. Throughout their summer affair, they often have arguments that turn into fights. That just serves to emphasize how crazy in love they are. As they meet up again after a 14-year absence, Noah encourages Allie to start an affair with him and cheat on her fiancée. Just one of many movies that romanticize adultery.Share this article
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