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Both have a fever dream vibe. You'll be questioning why you're watching a lot of times, but comedic timing and type are similar. You will love these only if you start with 0 expectations because they are wack.

Both are Japanese arthouse films with non-linear storytelling where past affects the present; both feature sets of characters that are seemingly unrelated but have small details that connect them together

Both are arthouse productions where Serena Motola is one of the leads; both are quirky and focus on female characters

One of the main leads is riding a parachute as a hobby to escape family problems. The wind directed them and have them crash landed to an environment very unfamiliar to them. In this strange new environment is where our main lead met his/her future lover and where he/she develops a close relationship with not only his/her lover but the whole townsfolk living in that new environment. One half of the lead couple also each happened to be engaged to marry another person his family members wants him to marry which he did not love, main difference being that the one engaged in CLOY is the person who lives in the new environment while the one engaged in Forevermore is the guy who crash landed to the environment. The political situation of the two Koreas in CLOY is also another obvious difference.
It's also interesting that the actors playing the couples in both dramas are real life couples and that these two dramas are not the first time each of the two couples acted together. Each couple did a movie together (Forevermore couple - She's the One 2013 movie; CLOY couple - The Negotiation 2018 movie) where they did not play couples before these two dramas. Before the two movies, both couples also did projects where one-half of the couple is an important character in the project while the other one was a cameo in that project (Forevermore couple - Xander actor did a cameo in Must Be Love 2013 movie that featured Agnes actress as the third wheel; CLOY couple - Yoon Se Ri actress did a cameo in Secret Garden 2010 drama that featured Captain Ri actor as the main male character).

both are about friends turning into lovers. the leads separate and meet after some time gap. one of the leads has a had time accepting his feelings. there is tension between the leads in both series

it consists of different horror stories like this one The collection encompasses various chilling tales, each akin to the one recounted here. These narratives delve into realms of terror, weaving intricate webs of suspense and fear that captivate the imagination. Each story offers a unique glimpse into the macabre, inviting viewers to traverse dark corridors of the mind where shadows lurk and horrors await. From haunted houses to malevolent spirits, the anthology explores the depths of human fear, delivering spine-tingling thrills with every turn of the page. With each tale crafted to evoke a sense of dread and anticipation, the collection promises an unforgettable journey into the realm of the unknown.

Drug trafficking, in foreign country undercover, nerve wrecking, intense, gun violence, large sum of money,

To me, Perfect Propose is what Minato Shouji Coin Laundry should have been - a compact well laid out story about two people who recognize their need for each other. Both have similar plot lines where one-sided love that turns into something more and arguably deeper when the other realizes the deep connection they have. In both you have a chaser who is infatuated with the other because of the little things that meant something more; they are caring and attentive to that person’s needs and takes a while for the other to recognize and appreciate that - food plays an important aspect in this regard.

Both movies are:

a: Based on true stories.
b: Involve the murder of a woman/women.
c: Involve police trying to catch the killer(s).
d: Occur in rural settings with one on a farm and the other near a village and railway track.

How they differ:

MCOPPR is:

a: Thai.
b: Gang rape and murder.
c: 1970s crime that was eventually solved.

Missing:

a: Korean.
b: Involves a psycho serial killer that has murdered multiple women, I believe, including a much loved sister. He attempts to do the same to the other one when she stumbles across his sadistic path when searching for her missing sibling.
c: Graphic violence shown is quite brutal.

polar opposites bickering duo forced to work together in the law field when they did not like each other. Both MLs have a bit of a haughty personality, while FLs are absolutely fed up with MLs antics. ML and FL begin to work with one another and slowly realize they have great teamwork and are not so bad after all. Both are two of my top fav dramas, super enjoyable.

Both are based around the idea of students from top schools in Korea coming to compete. Whilst one is sports based the other is more academic.

In this spine-chilling anthology, unsuspecting victims encounter surreal monsters, a lethal kids show and a zombie apocalypse.

Jean is a rebellious teenager bored with her life, together with her friends Bobby and Val, they devise a scheme to gain attention online. During their road trip, they find a beggar wandering around the abandoned building, Jean deemed that it was the perfect place to execute their plan. As they were about to end their prank, the beggar continued to be hysterical and accidentally falls off the building. Running away from the scene, trying to act as if nothing happened, they start having strange dreams and one by one they severely fall ill and die.

Block Z follows a group of university students who try to survive the undead during a deadly viral outbreak.

Luna (Maricel Soriano) is a sorceress who will stop at nothing to keep her niece Guia (Janella Salvador) to herself.