Top 10 Dysfunctional Relationships in Hollywood Films

Lessons in Love from Memorable Cinema
Great cinema often depicts damaged memorable characters trying to fulfill their need for love in some very unhealthy, unconventional ways. By watching these emotional train wrecks, we can learn valuable lessons in love and in life. Here are the Top 10 Best Dysfunctional Relationships in American Cinema.
1. Anna Mae Bullock and Ike Turner -
What’s Love Got To Do With it (1993)
The young Anna Mae, later renamed Tina, was no match for the likes of Ike Turner. Nearly ten years her senior, Ike swooned in on the teenage girl and became the omniscient figure in her life; acting as her manager, husband and band mate. For 15 years Tina withstood Ike’s verbal, emotional and physical abuse until one day she fought back and reclaimed her life. Movie Lesson in Love 1: Never Give Your Power Away.
2. Helena and Dr. Nick Cavanaugh - Boxing Helena (1993)
From the moment Dr. Cavanaugh set his sights on Helena, an uncontrollable urge to posses her usurped logic and reasoning. The disturbed mommy boy tries every covert and overt means to snare the vixen without much success, including amputating Helena’s legs and arms to prevent her from escaping. Movie Lesson in Love 2: Love Should Be Reciprocal.
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