Regretting You

A sudden accident forces Morgan Grant and her daughter Clara to reckon with the aftermath of a marriage they thought they understood. As buried secrets surface, Morgan's choices ripple through their small circle, and Clara copes with grief while trying to make sense of who she can trust. The film follows their shifting relationship as they sort through evidence, old friendships and new attachments, learning to communicate in ways they hadn't before. Along the way they meet people who complicate healing, including Jonah, a presence from Morgan's past, and Miller, whose connection to Clara opens fresh possibilities. The story stays focused on emotions and relationships without revealing the final outcome.

Released in 2025 and directed by Josh Boone, the film adapts material associated with Colleen Hoover, with Susan McMartin credited among the creators. The casting of Mckenna Grace and Allison Williams helped draw fans of contemporary romance drama.

Box office totals weren't widely publicized, but the movie generated steady audience interest on opening platforms. Its profile was boosted by a mix of theatrical screenings and online viewership, making it a solid performer for a midbudget romantic drama without blockbuster expectations.

Early cultural response highlighted the film's mother-daughter dynamic and a few memorable scenes that sparked online discussion. Viewers created fan art and conversations around scenes of confession and reconciliation, while social media threads debated character choices and the film's take on modern relationships.

Critical reaction averaged around 7.0/10 from audience voting, noting strong performances from the leads and a script that centers on betrayal, forgiveness, and the reshaping of familial bonds. Reviewers praised the emotional honesty and pacing, while some felt certain plot beats leaned toward melodrama, but most agreed the characters remained relatable and the themes resonant.