Even if This Love Disappears Tonight

Beautiful, bittersweet, and strangely comforting

I really liked the way the main leads’ friendship/love story started — it was quite funny and sweet :) They quickly grew from strangers into two people who, despite barely knowing anything about each other, genuinely enjoyed each other’s company and it all felt very natural! That said, I especially loved the pace of their bond and how it developed. You’d think the amnesia aspect would slow things down, but it doesn’t. Both leads make it work perfectly. From the very beginning, you can tell they share an instant, natural connection, and I could really sense how much it all meant to them both, but especially to the male lead (such a green flag character, by the way).

I also found many of the filming locations and background shots very beautiful, especially the sunset scene. :)

The ending was to be expected, I actually like how they handled it. The last scene and, specifically, the last words said in the scene left me with a bittersweet smile. :)

Overall, it’s a movie that tells a sad story in a beautiful way. The moments the characters share feel precious, comforting, even. It leaves you with an ache, but not complete devastation.

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pretty but ordinary

this was one of the korean movies I was excited to watch. but midway through, I actually thought, “wow, this is boring.” I really like the leads but the story is kinda unrealistic and the characters not very interesting. everything was pretty to watch but it didn’t really touch me at all. I really like Shin Shi Ah, but I feel like they didnt give her any back story, no interactions with her family or her best friend. And for the male lead, we barely know anything about him. I dont think it’s possible for someone to have this problem and go to school like normal.

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Beautiful but heartbreaking

If you dont want to cry and feel heartbroken dont watch this. I had no idea what i was watching i just clicked on it because the poster looked cute and im not currently watching a show. I thought this was a drama and then after an hour when i checked the length left i realized it was a movie 😂 anyway i was like ok this is the sweetest movie and i was smiling on almost every scene it was so cute so here i was thinking i had found a cozy movie to rewatch in the future and then.....yea you know what happened if youve already watched it... i was NOT expecting that. When i saw the keychains switched from her bfs backpack to her bestfriends backpack i was like OH NO they broke up or he had to go study abroad or something and they had to pretend he never existed...so i was thinking at the end she would get her memories back and go find him or something...yea no 😭😭😭 i knew he had a heart problem because of that one running scene but this was such an unexpected ending 😭😭 its my own fault for not reading the synopsis, if it does warn you ahead of time...anyway this ruined my night. I still rated it highly because well...this is real life and these things do happen. Not every story is a fairytale. So it was a beautiful story regardless of my swollen eyes. But honestly i did feel like it was just too abrupt,i felt like something was missing but i dont know what it was. The actors were perfect and the whole story except the end was very lovely. Would never watch again unless i really WANTED to cry.

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A Love That Must Be Rewritten Every Morning

There are love stories that make you smile.
There are love stories that make you cry.
And then there are love stories that leave you emotionally exhausted, staring at the screen long after the credits roll, wondering how something so gentle could hurt so deeply.
Kmovie "If This Love Disappears from Tonight" belongs to the last category.

Rather than exaggerating tragedy, the film trusts its actors and its audience to sit with discomfort and emotional uncertainty.
Choo Young-woo continues to prove his strength in subtle, emotionally grounded roles, while Shin Si-ah delivers a performance that balances innocence with quiet resilience. Their chemistry feels natural, unforced, and deeply sincere.

The film’s strength lies in its simplicity — allowing ordinary moments to carry extraordinary emotional weight. While the pacing may feel slow to some viewers, it ultimately serves the story’s theme: that love is not about urgency, but presence.
This is a film that doesn’t aim to shock — it aims to stay. This film does not scream tragedy.
It whispers it — softly, patiently — until the pain settles quietly in your chest.

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The Sweetest Story Ever

A Korean version of the American movie 50 First Dates without the offensive stupid guy humor that Adam Sandler is so famous for. This is the sweetest love story between two high school students. One, the FL, who had an accident that left her with the type of amnesia where her memory is erased every night while she sleeps. Enter the ML, a shy but handsome boy who asks out our FL on a bet so his deskmate will stop being bullied. However, he's noticed this girl before so doesn't really mind. The majority of the movie is their dating life, which is sweet, meaningful, and will tug at your heart. Their time together is short but strong and significant. That's all I will say and leave the rest for you to watch.

I have to say that I came home today from work having a really hard, emotionally taxing day and watching this movie was exactly what I needed. A special thanks to the screenwriter for an excellent story, the director, the production crew and all the actors who brought meaning to the story. You touched my heart.

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so.... we learnt NOTHING from 21st centrury girl or what

i cried. ALOT. esp in the 2nd half... i dident expect this movie to have that much effect on me (whats what we all thoguth about 20th century girl too) but the storyline is BEAUTIFULLLLLUH!!!!!!!! i mean when i read some of the reviews they said the japanese one potrayed the role of ji min (SL) better but i havent seen the japanese one so just based on the korean one i think her role was very important but not much seen?? if that makes sense. but then again we cant expect a movie to have the same effect as a 16 episode long drama right? coming to my point, the plot was amazing, the production - crazy. the colour grading in some scenes actually made me feel something... and towards the end , the scenes where they show the main lead slowly remembering all of the memories she made with jae won- THAT BROKE ME YA ALL. also when he died. that was kind of a shock? cuz that came out of NOWHERE. i wish he had like a little bit more backstory? few more signs that hes going thru smth related to his heart.. i rmemeber there was that once scene when he tried to run and his chest starts to pain or smth and he starts gripping it, and that he cant play sports nd stuff due to his heart.... if they started with this like not playing sports or games , id assume hes rlly studious and does not like to waste time on things like that but when he was talking to ji min was when i realised he had a heart condition..... maybe thats where the plot was lacking a bit? EMOTION WISE yes it made me feel a lot, it terms of trauma movies since this is similar to 20th century girl im gonna place this righttt under that cuz i feel like 20th century girl was a bit better... Totally recomend this film!!!

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