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- Both leads are fighting for revenge
- Both leads are often fighting against a powerful cooperation

- The plot premises around a female-centred plot
- With revenge as the key theme.
- Revenge towards men

Only up to ep 5. But both these dramas have the ML manipulating the situation and deceiving the FL in the guise of romance. She is the One is less objectionable regarding the deception. Very similar feel though.

The main lead in this drama is also the same main actor of Undercover. Although it's 2 different stories it gives off similar vibes.

similarities:
- body swap
- music focus
- male leads struggle to express themselves properly to those around them & the body swap helps them with that
- strong bonds between band members
- unfinished business from the characters who body swap with the male lead
- both movies deal with learning to move on and accepting change

differences:
- Our 30 Minute Sessions the male lead is present throughout the movie & switches out with the character he body switches with & they kind of befriend each other in the process, whereas in EVEN once the body switch happens you only see that character within the male lead's body
- though both movies focus on the bands themselves EVEN is more romance focused in my opinion

Family death ,going to prison, making connections, revenge plot. These are present in both drama's. But not too sure it works vice-versa

Same actors, same director, same gritty violence and sexuality.

Father Is A Dog is the second instalment of Lee Sang-woo's thematic "bad family" trilogy, the first being Mother Is A Whore (2011), and the third being I Am Trash (2016). Both films have same director and feature the same actor. They both include themes of perverse sexuality, abuse, and homosexuality.

Both short films played by the same two main actors and directed by the same director Guo Jingming. Both are short but full of interesting events, great and enjoyable to watch! These are more on the heavier and serious side. They go hand in hand.

Both are south korean thriller films with horror elements that focus on a female main character. Her past experiences with men havent always been positive so shes rather concious about them. In both theres also a nice sismance. They share the same director so they have a similar vibe too and... this is a spoiler for my ordinary love story: ... theres a male serial killer in both.

Story lines are different. And both have different genres. But both have the same male lead and both have the aspect of romance.

The plot and stories are completely different from each other. But both involve romance and both have the same male lead :D

About a man that makes a big lie about himself because of personal greed/ something he wants. And he falls in love because of that lie.

A romance melodrama.

Both these dramas have a variation of feel (eg: comedy, thriller, romance) throughout the episode. Both concepts are appealing to someone who is wanting to see the world think out of the box. The characters are made so well in both these dramas that you cant help but fall in love with them

The two shows seem really different on the surface in terms of plot, character occupations, cast, etc. But where they’re really similar (and also very similar to Yanxi Palace for that matter) is that in all of them you can trust the female lead’s intelligence and ability to not be a damsel or a Mary Sue. Though they all have different vibes, they’re similar in the fact that you never want to yell at the screen “are you an idiot?!?” to the female lead because they’re written to be smart, acted as intelligent and strong, and never lost integral parts of their early characterization for the sake of getting tropes to happen. None of the writers ever use the female characters in any out of character way that makes you go “well. Dramaland i guess but also what?!?! Why!!? They would never do that!” they’re all internally consistent which is so reassuring as a viewer because you can be sure that they’re not going to make things worse for themselves because the writer couldn’t figure out what to do.