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The atmosphere and storyline of both is pretty different, but what is similar is that we see two women bonding over, in one, their love for BL manga and in the other, their passion as fujoshis.
Both of them do not exactly consist of gay/BL romance but feature main characters who are fans of the BL genre.

In 'A Man', the central character dies and his loved ones realize he is not who he claims to be. Plot is centered around revealing the character's story and how the other characters deal with this. Great acting and story in both works.

The protagonists in both are shrouded in mystery and we get to know them as the story unfolds. Prophecy is darker than regeneration and is a thriller. Promises a story that won't be easily forgotten.

I haven't watched the movie yet, but the sinopsis tells of a very similar story to See Hear Love, as he is blind, she is deaf, and they fall in love.

The concept reminds me of Miss Granny
- FL turns from Old age to Young age (MG - After Photo clicked it's permanent, MNAD - Day 50 yrs and at Night 20 yrs)
- I like the concept now when the age goes back & forth

The concept is slight similar
- Police working in Traffic Division (Crash - TCI, H&R Squad - Hit & Run also catching a villian)
- Team trying their best to nab the criminals
- Nowadays its trending of remaking dramas from movies I believe this drama might be loosely inspired or adapted from this movie

Both involve time travel in which the leads' timelines flow at different speeds, so one is going back further in time while the other is moving forward.

In both movies the main characters, Boku in "fish on land" and Shinichi in "his lost name" are found by local people of small rural villages and decide to stay with them for a while. Both films focus on the relationship between an older man and a younger man that seems to kind of represents him, Seiji with Boku on the first movie and Tetsuro with Shinichi on the other. Both movies are quiet and the atmosphere is quite heavy.

Rich family and poor family. The poor family want to take a advantage from rich family, they making a plot.

Both films portray desperate parents trying to save their family from an uncontrollable situation. Hard Hit is a tense film from start to finish and it's well worth it.

I haven't completed the drama but I think they the same concept as soon as he wakes up he has a family. He was surprised that he is actually married with a daughter.

Same quirky vibe w/ crazy supporting characters. A cheating spouse(s), rich people, and materialistic individuals from all walks of life. But the romance trumps all. Cute and sweet. Seriously.

If you have seen both movies, you’ll understand. The main characters find out that their respective significant others are in an entanglement. Proceeding the news, both MCs talk about their SOs and perform a lot of charades. The romance is subtle, thoughtful, innocent, and fresh.

Similar elements include: married couple, comedy, romance, divorce, memory loss, in-laws bickering, lawyer male lead, and FL from a wealthy fam while ML from a humble fam.

Main difference is that there is no villain and business/revenge plot involved in Love Reset, as it mainly focuses on the leads' marriage/divorce and the events after the memory loss. Also, in love reset, both the leads suffered from memory loss due to a car accident.

the both movies has a similar concept of horror thriller and supernatural entities. It's set in Thailand but produced and written by a South Korean team. It's also a supernatural horror/thriller centred around local superstitions with a plot that slowly unravels and keeps you guessing.