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i guess sometimes its like a so so drama but sometimes it keeps you entertain
and the chemistry is there And it has that family vibe it also sometimes have the same pace
but at times its worth it . and sometimes you cant help but
skip some moments in the show just for what you really want to see
and i love dramas with at first its kinda like a messed up family but every ones decisions
is kinda always for the family even when it backfires so yeah and the deaths as well kinda similar well not really but thats what also make the show the same

The most notable shown that brings tears more effusively than the spectre of gorgeous teens dying of incurable disease.

Both are based on finding out about the corruption within the police force which was interesting. Local Hero focused more on spying and secret agents whereas Two Cops blends the use of conmans and cops working together to achieve a greater goal.

Feel good stories about adults and children in small or remote places, who end up teaching each other. Added bonus: a teacher romance in the background.

"I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" is like poor man's "1 Litre no Namida" ;] ... but still worth watching.

similar plots actually in short:

the location is also school
students get killed by psycho teacher

yet both movies are interesting and casts are great

both has manga/webtoon which is drawn and kinda comes to life
in the movie it comes true for real in the real life
in W kdrama it first builts the other world where characters appear are developed and slowly from there it begins to actually affect reality

Ambos envolvem sonhos/outro mundo. Achei incrível a temática e achei similar principalmente pelos desenhos e todas os momentos envolvendo webtoon

Money Flower is an extraordinary makjang, while A Beautiful Mind is medical drama meets murder mystery. Though these dramas feature different genres, they both star the very talented Jang Hyuk. In both, he portrays a complex protagonist where his aspirations and motives are continually coming into question. Jang Hyuk’s acting is in quit transfixing in both of these roles. Park Se Young plays a significant role in both of these dramas. It has been quite enjoyable to see how much her character differs between these drama. If you are looking for something a little different, give these dramas a try.

Both have American females that mysteriously show up somewhere in Asia. Both also mysteriously know how to speak the language of the country they are in.

Both have Esther as the female lead, and the same director, for that matter. The storytelling styles are very similar, with the grandma, the businessman son, and the strong family values.

The dramas' stories revolve mainly around one big accident which occurred in the past. In addition, one of the genres in definitely romance with feelings blossoming between the main characters,

Despite the fact that Haunters is a movie and Aftermath a web-drama (with a second season), if you liked one you'd probably like the other too. Both feature the fight between two people with similar mysterious supernatural powers fighting each other.

Both movies have a very similar concept. Plot is set in present time but occasional flashbacks to the past to explain the story. Both leads have very unfortunate endings which are revealed very early into the movies.

The most similar part is in the iconic lines. In "Love Letter" which shows the female lead shouting "How are you? I'm fine" into the wilderness while "I want to eat your pancreas" is the iconic line in the movie. Both lines will leave extremely deep impression in the viewer.

The main characters both lost someone important because of a scandal made-up by mass media and seek revenge.