You can watch the Korean film Come Rain, Come Shine (2011, Hyun Bin & Lim Soo-jung) on a few legal streaming platforms, mainly free-with-ads services and some subscription/transactional options in 2026.

Availability can vary by country, so the options below are what public listings show for major English-speaking regions; always double-check in your own region’s app or site.

Main streaming options

  • The Roku Channel (free with ads)
    • Public streaming guides list Come Rain Come Shine as available to watch for free with ads on The Roku Channel.
* This is often the easiest way to watch if Roku operates in your country.
  • Amazon Prime Video
    • The movie appears on Prime Video in some regions as part of the catalog or as a digital purchase/rental.
* Search for “Come Rain, Come Shine (2011)” inside Prime Video; availability (included vs. paid) depends on country.
  • Free ad-supported sections / FAST services
    • Some guides mention availability on free-with-ads services like Fawesome and Prime’s free-with-ads tier in certain regions.

Purchase or rental

  • Amazon (digital / DVD / Blu-ray)
    • You can often rent or buy the movie digitally on Amazon Video, and physical DVD/Blu‑ray copies are sold via Amazon’s store.
  • Rakuten TV (selected regions)
    • In some European markets, Rakuten TV lists Come Rain, Come Shine for streaming or purchase.

How to find it in your country

  1. Open:
    • The Roku Channel
    • Amazon Prime Video
    • Any local movie store app (like Rakuten TV in parts of Europe)
  2. Search exactly for: “Come Rain, Come Shine (2011)” and confirm details like cast (Hyun Bin, Lim Soo-jung) to ensure it’s the right film.
  1. If nothing appears, check if:
    • The service exists in your country.
    • A VPN or alternative regional store is needed (depending on your local laws and service policies).

Quick scoop style recap

  • Where can I watch Come Rain Come Shine?
    • Most commonly: The Roku Channel (free with ads) and Amazon Prime Video (streaming or rent/buy).
  • Is it free anywhere?
    • Yes, on The Roku Channel and some free-with-ads sections (availability varies by country).
  • Physical copy?
    • DVD/Blu‑ray via Amazon and similar retailers.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.