The Light in Your Eyes (2019)

Very similar feel between the main couple. Both major tear jerkers. Beautiful heartbreaking stories with loveable characters and a couple you want to root for. Just all around gorgeous cinematography and amazing osts. Just go watch them already lol

In both dramas the protagonists are elderly people who begin to have memory problems.

-Similar psychological twists. This is mostly where the similarities lie, and why I love these so much... they are what makes the dramas so GOOD!!
-The Light In Your Eyes is much darker, starts off happy.
-Its Okay, That's Love is fluffier, happier and overall much more of a crowd-pleaser, TLIYE is like marmite-you love it, or you hate it.
-Can't remember for TLIYE, but IOTL has a great strong female lead.

They are similar in the fact that they are time travel dramas that utilize a watch as the trigger for time travel. Many more similarities but watching "The Light in Your Eyes" is the key to figuring that out.

both drama hold the same feeling to them showing the passage of time and the importance of the relationships we create during our lives. the light in your eyes tends to be more lighthearted and fun but memory doesnt lose in terms of being heartwarming. Family plays an important role in both drama. And you will probably cry while watching them.

Miyu and Shuya are high school students. They have dated for 2 years. Miyu and Shuya have a promise that no matter what, they will watch a movie together on the first day of each new month. When Miyu and Shuya are on their way to the movie theater, Shuya suddenly cancels their date. Shuya seems like he is hiding something and he acts nervous. Later, Miyu goes to the place where she is supposed to meet Shuya, but she witnesses Shuya getting into a car accident. She panics, but when she wakes up she finds herself on the morning of the accident. Miyu keeps waking up on the day when Shuya got into an accident. ~~ Adapted from the novel "Kimi ga Otoshita Aozora" by Sakura Eeyo.

Yoshiyama Mihane is a 3rd-grade high school student. She is a member of the photo club at her school. The day before her summer vacation, she smells a lavender scent in the science lab and she suddenly gains the ability to leap through time. Fukamachi Shohei is Mihane’s classmate. He actually came from the year 2122 and is a researcher. Shohei lost a drug that allows him to go back to 2122. In the meantime, Shohei hypnotizes those around him and lives as a high school student. However, as time goes by, Mihane and Shohei start to have feelings for each other.

Josee has the same lead actors as the light in your ayes and also has parts where you wonder what is real and what is not. Both deal with disability in one way or another however the light in your ayes is more direct and has an ending that is not up for interpretation.

Similarities:
- Both make me cry so much and feel so many emotions
- Well developed story with twists and turns, full range of emotions covered
- Well cast, great acting

Differences:
- The plots are completely different
- The Light in Your Eyes has a younger cast and emphasizes on romance in a different way
- Time Travel???

Son Ho Jun does a great job in the supporting role for The Light in Your Eyes. If you really liked him in Go Back Couple, you might want to watch it as well. TLIYE also deals with time changes and familial relationships.

Despite them being opposite they are both similar, in the light in your eyes the main character’s appearance changes from a 25 year old woman to an elderly woman, In Sumika Sumire she turns from a 65 year old woman into a girl in her early 20’s they are both very similar in the aspect of fantasy and Romance, both have elements of time travel

This movie is similar to this drama in transformating in another age.
In Chinese movie is old granny transformed to her 20 yo and in Korean drama is young woman suddenly old.

Nao Saeki is happy with her life. She has a great job as a stylist and also has a very sincere and loving fiancé, Kazuya Yuki. But one day, her sister Miho gets caught up in an incident overseas in which she is tragically killed. The shock of Miho's sudden death causes her husband Mitsuhiko to lose his memory. As a result of all that has taken place, Nao has to look after Mitsuhiko and his son Yusuke. At first, Nao is just trying to help the two, but living together and watching Mitsuhiko try to start a new life plants the seeds of a "new emotion" within her heart. It doesn't take long for those feelings to turn into love.
What Nao doesn't know is that her colleague Chihiro Tomita has feelings for Kazuya, as her own feelings waver back and forth between her brother-in-law and fiancé. When Mitsuhiko's memory comes back, the realization that he has lost his wife is more than he can bear - causing him great anguish. Later, Kazuya finds out about Nao's feelings for Mitsuhiko and is torn by jealousy. And as the story reaches its final stage, we learn the real reason behind Miho's death.

The first 9 episodes of The Light In Your Eyes are very similar in tone to My Mister. There's a certain destitution and downtrodenness, but at the same time, the show has moments of levity and emphasizes genuine human connections and relationships. The characters in both shows feel real, but they also both feel quite suffocated.

Both dramas are fantasy genres about characters who have ability to manipulate with time. ............