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Regretting You (Music From The Motion Picture)
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- 1 Nathaniel Walcott“I’m Pregnant” / Main Title 1:48
- 2 Nathaniel WalcottMoving City Limits / Carrying the Sign 1:19
- 3 Nathaniel WalcottPocket Money 1:18
- 4 Nathaniel WalcottJolly Ranchers / Vision Board 2:20
- 5 Nathaniel WalcottLast Texts with Jenny 1:40
- 6 Nathaniel WalcottAccident Aftermath 1:43
- 7 Nathaniel WalcottTo the Funeral / Remembering Dad 2:33
- 8 Nathaniel WalcottCookies 1:19
- 9 Nathaniel WalcottSneaking Out / Beating Up Car 2:05
- 10 Nathaniel WalcottDoor Kick / Height Markers 1:40
- 11 Nathaniel WalcottNot My Son 0:46
- 12 Nathaniel WalcottJonah Breaks Down 1:57
- 13 Nathaniel WalcottLetters 1:39
- 14 Nathaniel WalcottEgging the Painting 0:17
- 15 Nathaniel WalcottPutting Others First 2:04
- 16 Nathaniel WalcottBooty Call 0:33
- 17 Nathaniel WalcottClara Preps 0:26
- 18 Nathaniel WalcottFirst Time 2:18
- 19 Nathaniel WalcottGraveyard Talk 2:16
- 20 Nathaniel WalcottRegretting You 1:24
- 21 Nathaniel WalcottClara Apologizes 0:39
- 22 Nathaniel WalcottRunning To Miller 1:20
- 23 Nathaniel WalcottMorgan in the Rain 0:45
- 24 Nathaniel WalcottPromposal, Pt. 1 1:13
- 25 Nathaniel WalcottPromposal, Pt. 2 1:06
Regretting You
(2025)2
" Risk everything. Regret nothing."
| Country | |
| Spoken Language | english, french |
| Runtime | 1 hr 56 min |
| Budget | $30 000 000 |
| Premiere: World | $90 452 948 October 22, 2025 |
| USA | $48 852 948 |
| Other countries | $41 600 000 |
| Box Office – Budget | $60 452 948 |
| Premiere: USA | $48 852 948 October 24, 2025 |
| first day | $5 271 851 |
| first weekend | $13 687 530 |
| theaters | 3425 |
| Digital: World | November 25, 2025 |
| Parental Advisory | Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking, ... |
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| Production Companies | |
| Also Known As | All das Ungesagte zwischen uns Germany |
Description
A mother and daughter must grapple with what’s left after a devastating accident reveals a shocking betrayal and forces them to confront family secrets, redefine love, and rediscover themselves.
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The story is based on the novel Reminders of Him by American author Colleen Hoover.
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Colleen Hoover is known for contemporary romance/drama novels that center on grief, guilt, public judgment, and rebuilding a life after a devastating turning point.What the book is about (no spoilers)
Reminders of Him follows a woman trying to earn back trust and rebuild her relationship with her child after a life-altering tragedy and the consequences of past decisions. Major themes include motherhood, accountability and redemption, guardianship and boundaries, community condemnation, and love as a source of recovery.How closely the film corresponds to the book
- Core match: the book’s emotional backbone—guilt, redemption, and the struggle to be close to one’s child—maps well to the premise presented for the screen story.
- Likely differences: the film synopsis emphasizes a “mother + sixteen-year-old daughter” dual focus and two parallel romance tracks (including a teen love interest). In the novel, the adult protagonist’s redemption arc and the aftermath of the tragedy are more structurally central, with romance functioning more as support than as a co-equal axis.
- Bottom line: thematically aligned, but the adaptation likely shifts perspective and reallocates story weight, meaning noticeable structural changes even if the emotional intent remains similar.
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I urgently needed to change the taste of Die, My Love, and the subject matter was perfect. This is a movie about and for normal people, not crummy arthouse fare. Reasonable production, visually pleasing, two hours of real life. It’s kind of feminine, but doesn’t slide into mediocrity.
It’s as if the film was made by different people. Sometimes it’s cringe, sometimes it’s a decent comedy.
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