The movie tells the story of a Korean couple who, after getting married, face escalating challenges that eventually lead them to the brink of divorce. However, a twist of fate occurs when they get into an accident that causes both of them to lose their memories. They are then given a one-month trial period to decide whether to continue with the divorce or try to salvage their marriage.

The film is entertaining, filled with humorous moments as the couple tries to rediscover their relationship in light of their memory loss. There's a good balance between drama and comedy, with some touching emotional scenes as well as lighthearted comedic moments that add levity to the situation.

What stands out in the movie is its simple yet engaging storytelling, which keeps the audience invested in the couple's journey. Although the plot may seem somewhat conventional, the addition of the memory loss element makes it a unique and enjoyable experience.

**Rating: 7/10** The movie is fun and makes for an entertaining watch, with some good emotional moments. However, it may not leave a lasting impact after the credits roll.

Considering all the hype surrounding this film, I was expecting to find a top notch romantic comedy about a couple getting a second chance at love. Instead what I got was the most generic and predictable story that was at times funny but mostly plain boring. I had a really hard time connecting with the characters and, worse, understanding why they should get back together at all. Yes, relationships are difficult, love it's not enough, and those involved need to put the work but this was never properly developed through the excruciating two hours film.

The acting is okay, mostly coming from supporting characters because it can't be from the leads. I am baffled as people seems to think Jung So Min and Kang Ha Neul give great performances when I have seen them do 100 times better, in the same genre, than what they delivered in this film. Personally, I don't think they are the problem. The cast was perfectly selected for each role, I would argue this film suffers from its director or scriptwriter. Maybe both.

It makes me sad to say this but Love Reset was not worth it.