Il mio amore, ti farà sparire

Brought my Australian mother in law to watch this movie with me! We travelled took the train for an hour to get to the movies!

It did not disappoint! She loved this movie so much! The Kilig word definitely got translated in English!!!!

She was screaming an laughing our loud with the crowd and was looking forward to watching another Kimpau movie.

I visited her the day after the movie and first thing she said was Saaaaarrrrriii, Jollllllloooo!!!! And hugged me 🤣

As promised, the story and characters has so much heart. Even the supporting casts are amazing.

Kim and Paulo's chemistry was unmatched! So natural, no pretense and stiffness. There is no feeling of "acting" at all and trying to put on a show.

Cinematography was great and all shots were beautiful and well thought of. All the lines and emotions were loud and clear and was delivered perfectly.

You will feel all of it, the love, pain, joy, worries and struggles or the characters.

Showed the true meaning of filipino community!

This movie will make you feel proud to be a filipino. It's been a long time since I have come across a movie like this.

You will leave the cinema with a heart that is full of love and joy and that there is always hope for everyone and never be afraid to love.

This film will take you through a roller coaster ride of emotions. Found myself crying a little, laughing so hard, crying so hard, giggling and smiling in the end. Kim Chiu's acting is just superb. I even forgot that she can actually be this funny. I loved every comedic scene. Paulo didn't need a lot of words. You can just feel it in his eyes. Haven't thought he can also be that funny. A breath of fresh air, definitely. It is very evident that everyone in the production and staff worked so hard for this film until the end. This is a movie that will just leave you smiling going out of the cinema. I will definitely recommend this to my friends.

Story: Predictable. Felt like it was compressed just to give the whole story. It might be more good if it was made as a series like a short series but then again since the story focuses on the female lead Sari, it was delivered well by the lead. I just felt like the other characters might have shown more of their stories.

Characters: I wanted to see more of the tahanan homes people. They are a happy, fun typical Filipino community and I wanted to see more fun from them. Their comedic timing are all on point but I wanted to see more comedy especially with the character of Aling Nida. I was left hanging for her character. I was left hanging from all of them they should have shown more.

Jolo- the character also felt short but it was delivered well for Sari. I wanted to see more backstory of him. I felt like he was just a supporting role for Sari.

Sari- the main character it was delivered well. Since the story focuses on her then that was given! She showed all emotions in 2hrs I mean "different emotions".

Artist: Everyone is good in their own way. They all delivered the script and the story well. Their comedic timings are all on point so definitely you would still enjoy it. The chemistry of the 2 leads shines through on screen. It feels so real. Their eyes speaks volume.

Overall: if you want to run away from stress or problems even just for 2hrs then this movie is for you. If you want to feel butterflies on your stomach then this is for you! It's just a feel good movie with a heart.

One of the most endearing assets that "My Love Will Make You Disappear", it has a simple storyline, but it delivered with utmost sincerity and charm. It also aims to leave audiences with a sense of happiness and warmth. Directed by Chad Vidanes, in his feature film directorial debut, it centers on bubbly Sari (Kim Chiu) who convinced herself that she's forever "meant to be single" considering that everyone she's ever loved and kissed has mysteriously disappeared. But her resolve to avoid romance is tested when she meets Jolo (Paulo Avelino), a brooding landlord burdened by personal failures and the responsibility of inheriting a struggling apartment complex.

I really enjoyed the film, the story is full of humor, heart, and sweet moments, making it a fun and feel-good watch from start to finish, it's clear that the creators intended for it to be a joyful and uplifting. Plus the beautiful cinematography, creative editing, and the film's theme song, 'Dilaw' by Maki is a perfect match to the lead characters' emotion and kilig moments.

The most notable merit here is the writing, it just smartly handles its characters and often pull off some comedic dialogue. The performances also bring a wonderful effect. Kim Chiu and Paulo Avelino's on-screen relationship feels authentic and raw. Their chemistry are genuine. Kim Chiu is indeed one of the queens of rom-coms and she brings plenty of charms to her character. Paulo Avelino, in his role as Jolo, does a good job at developing his character's growth. He conveys profound emotions that brings depth to his character.

Compared to many local rom-coms today, "My Love Will Make You Disappear" feels refreshing. It is something that you can totally admit that you had a good time with it, specifically to those aren't fans to these types of movies. It definitely not your usual rom-com movie!

"My Love Will Make You Disappear" stands as a testament to the evolving landscape of Filipino cinema, offering audiences a narrative that is both entertaining and emotionally enriching. Through stellar performances, adept direction, and a story that balances tradition with modernity, the film invites viewers to reflect on the complexities of love and the courage required to embrace it fully. As it continues to captivate audiences worldwide, the film reinforces the enduring appeal of heartfelt storytelling in connecting people across cultures. The screenplay strikes a delicate balance between lighthearted humor and poignant emotional moments. The dialogues feel natural, with plenty of sharp, witty exchanges that highlight the chemistry between the lead characters. Sari and Jolo's interactions are filled with playful banter, but they also capture deep, introspective conversations that speak to the complexities of relationships. The writing is solid, offering humor without undercutting the deeper emotional arcs the characters undergo.