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Both a kind of I-hate-you/don't-leave-me-relationship. The male lead always claims that he do not feel anything for the female lead but chase after her at the same time and try to tie her down with his possessive behaviour.
In both dramas the main character was not meant to die, the grim reaper also made a mistake of taking his soul so he puts him in another body
Both dramas are focused on an older woman and younger man falling in love. Both relationships also begin with a mentor-mentee dynamic with the woman introducing the man into a new field of work. The guys are also artists.
A group of persons get into a psychological game in which they have to find out the truth, who is trustworthy and how to savely get out of this game.
Both male leads always fight with one woman and start to chase after her in order to win against her but cannot avoid to fall in love with her.
Both focus on female friendships and depicts the realities of life and youth. I love how Just dance shows us the obstacles of life of all the girls, similar to sunny. In both of these, we see the coming of age story of the main character and the development of her high school friendships. While also learning life lessons.
In both dramas ML is rich and FL poor and hardworking. In both dramas ML at first hates FL. In Boys over Flowers characters are high schoolers, Cheese In the Trap is about college life, but the similarity is that they are still studying.
In both dramas is shy FL surrounded by cute guys and in both dramas stars Park Shin Hye. These dramas are romantic comedies with great cast and cute romance.
Similarities:
- Their relation changes through story: from enemies to lovers
- Rich guy / poor girl relationship
- Guy is spoiled but he changes and becomes a better person because of the girl
- Girl is kind, helpful and tough, she doesn't give up easly
- I kinda feel that DDYD is next adaptation of original story presented in HYD based on manga/anime
- School / romance / comedy
- Their relation changes through story: from enemies to lovers
- Rich guy / poor girl relationship
- Guy is spoiled but he changes and becomes a better person because of the girl
- Girl is kind, helpful and tough, she doesn't give up easly
- I kinda feel that DDYD is next adaptation of original story presented in HYD based on manga/anime
- School / romance / comedy
-Strong female lead
-leadership & teamwork
-police & investigation dramas
-serial killers & murder investigations
Both dramas have strong casts, good acting, no romance but excellent chemistry between leads... recommended for all seasons of voice and Strawberry night series
-leadership & teamwork
-police & investigation dramas
-serial killers & murder investigations
Both dramas have strong casts, good acting, no romance but excellent chemistry between leads... recommended for all seasons of voice and Strawberry night series
The same psychopath killer type of story that relates to both female and male lead. Both female and male leads develop feeling in process of finding out the truth. Although in Gap Dong there are no supernatural power that plays in the drama
Take away the “potential” that the Gifted students have and you have Hormones. Both have a similar storytelling style where a theme/main storyline runs through the majority of the series but a specific story is focused on and about a character which is told during one or two episodes. The underlying challenges that HIgh School students face are well told in both series.
Both are about a divorce lawyer and a matchmaker. Their office's are opposite one another. The ML falls in love first. They get together to matchmake divorced and lonely couples.
the two movies are very similar... both talk about the history of the korean confort women.
both are very sad and beautifully made.
both are very sad and beautifully made.
They are both comedies starring Arisa Mizuki and Issei Ishida, and directed by Mamoru Hoshi. The dramatic over-the-top music in both reminds one of the movie Back to the Future.



