My Love Will Make You Disappear

I loved it! No too heavy scenes which is good. It's so light that we just want to relax for almost two hours. Superb

Kim Chiu delivers a heartfelt portrayal of Sari, capturing the character's vulnerability and resilience. Her performance effectively conveys Sari's internal struggle between her desire for love and her fear of causing harm to those she cares about. Paulo Avelino complements Chiu's performance with his depiction of Jolo, bringing depth to a character grappling with past mistakes and a yearning for redemption. The chemistry between Chiu and Avelino is palpable, making their transition from colleagues to romantic partners both believable and engaging.

The storyline is simple yet very relatable. You will find yourself crying, then, after a couple of seconds, switch to laughing. Kim Chiu and Paulo Avelino are indeed super talented that they were able to convey their story and transcend it to the screen. Their chemistry on screen is amazing. You get the "Kilig" feel without feeling cringey. It makes me want to keep watching them. The cinematography is also excellent. The song "Dilaw" by Maki fits perfectly as the theme song for the movie. Kudos to the whole team of My Love Will Make You Disappear. So happy I was able to watch it.

#KimPau #KimChiu #Paulo Avelino.

It's light, funny, cute, and yet meaningful. I haven't had a post-pandemic experience where I left the cinema smiling and giddy. I love their chemistry; it's so realistic, worth every cent. Kim is funny and can carry dramatic scenes really well; a proud Bisaya, while Paolo is just charismatic, intense, and surprisingly boyish, too. The plot is simple yet clean and well-executed. The supporting cast is just right, and they seemed to enjoy acting together. I'm just happy we have local movies that do not try to look expensive and be a Hollywood copycat. Kudos to the director, scriptwriter, editor, camera team, and everyone who is part of the behind-the-scenes team.

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.

I love how the movie feels light and easy to watch, but for me... it just kind of exists. If you're a fan of both leads, you'll definitely feel giddy and thrilled watching them together-but if you're looking for emotional depth or layered storytelling, this might not hit the mark.

Personally, I expected more-especially from the title. The plot had great potential, but I was really hoping they'd dive deeper into Jolo and Sari's individual stories. It felt a bit rushed, like there was more to tell but not enough time to tell it.

I guess part of my disappointment comes from the fact that both of these amazing actors have delivered incredible performances before-like in Linlang and What's Wrong With Secretary Kim. So my expectations were kind of high. Maybe it's also because it's a movie, and there's only so much they can fit in without dragging the story.

Still, I really hope they work together again in the future-but next time, in something more meaningful and emotionally rich. Something like Paulo Avelino's I'm Drunk, I Love You-that's my kind of film.

But no hard feeling, I enjoy the movie either way!