Recommendations

the vibe so similiar. both about problem in life, and the main actor kinda gangster vibe hahaha. i love both so much, so.. if u love oh no! here comes trouble, u might also will love move to heaven.

This is season 2 for this gem of a kdrama! The cast is the same and it's a continuation of season 1. Our favorite characters go through their lives spending time with their patients, friends, family, and music band! Season 2 lives up to the expectations and benchmarks set by the epic season 1!

- fake marriage
-hero is a government official
- funny circumstances between the leads
- autumn ballad is more serious than oh! My sweet liar
- MLs are hot af

It is a fantastic Korean movie to watch from start to end.

Monstrum is like All of Us Are Dead in that a monster manifests out of nowhere, only in a rural area, and kills indiscriminately like no tomorrow. Also, it devours it's human prey and leaves mutilated body parts all over the place and fair share of gore in its wake which is not too dissimilar to the not so smart zombies.

Something else they have in common is the battle for survival and a group of people having to deal with it that are directly impacted by it.

One difference is All Of Us Are Dead is based in modern times whereas Monstrum isn't, also, one is a tv series and the other other one isn't.

NOTE: I was here to recommend Duty After School and Sweet Home, but seems I am left with Monstrum.

I would recommend all three.

Both dramas have a group of friends trying to right wrongs and solve mysteries.
Both dramas reverse the usual gender roles with male leads that use their brains instead of their fists and female leads who are good at fighting.

Similarities:
- Yun Xiang and Zhuge Liang are both strategists
- great acting from all actors
- good directing

- both have a little narcissistic, rich and CEO ML's;
- smart and hardworking FL's;
- ML falls in love first;
- office romance;
it was the firework scenes that matched these two romcoms for me, the only big differences, aside the duration of the dramas, are the time loop thing in SBWRE and the fake relationship in BP.

Both are korean BL dramas where the ML had PTSD. He struggles to form deep connections with other people because of this.

Each has a ghost needing to find answers. Both also have a scene that reminded me of each other. In Dear Prince ML ghost is pulled to FL on scooter since tethered to fob & in Delivery Man FL ghost gets pulled to car as if tethered to it.

Very romantic movies. Both female lead suffer from illness. The love grow. Male lead pick up caring task and stick to the female lead

The female lead in both movies suffer from rare disease. Very romantic. Beautiful couple. Memorable. Loyalty.

The female lead in the movie have secret disease or illness or phobia. She appeared to be cute, weak, and the male lead fell for her

While one is historical and the other not, both are mini dramas about a group of strangers trapped in a place where they must solve a mystery and stay alive to escape.

These two dramas give similar futuristic vibe. The world we know doesn't exist anymore. In BK people lack fresh air and in TSS there is a problem with lack of water. There is a group of daredevils who try to help people to return to normal existance.

Both are queer Thai romances that take place in office settings. Both focus on romances between bosses and employees. Both touch upon class differences and how this affects relationships (though this is more noticeable in GAP).