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Both are epic jidaigeki movies about betrayals, Rebellion committed by inferior warlords, towards, faced by two of Japanese great warlords with grand ambition of unifying entire land of Japan, perishing one after another in quick succession, two major events of betrayals in succession, that drastically changed, altered the course of Japanese history entirely.....................

Both movies are epic wuxia Swordplay movies. Both movies are very similar. Both are about a female assassin, swordswoman on run.

Both movies are epic wuxia Swordplay movies. Both movies are very similar. Both are about a female assassin, swordswoman on run. Memories of sword is Korean remake of touch of Zen.

They are both funny, and of course, has that guardian angel that has insane skills.
I have not finished Man to Man yet, but I plan to. And Terius Behind You, is a big reason why. So, if you have not seen Man to Man yet, I strongly recommend it. You can find it on Netflix, or at the other sources.

Both movies are about a sorcerer resurrecting famous dead warriors from past for vengeance, set in different eras. Both are classic epic horror tales.

Both are epic jidaigeki Samurai horror youkai demon movies that star Sonny Chiba, Hiroyuki Sanada, directed by Kinji Fusaku. Both movies are based on classic epic jidaigeki tales, novels.

Both are based on a coming of age heroine where we see the progression of the story as the FL grows up.
Both ML's are much older than FL and act as mentors to the FL

Both movies are about bunch of guys in special suits, shooting down invading aliens. Both movies are very similar....................................................................

Both involve

(1) quirky, clever female leads with an artistic bent andmartial arts skills (which mysteriously come and go depending on the context) who end up helping a male idol (or two). Both leads struggle with how to manage rabid fans while being in the idol's "real world."
(2) self-aggrandizing male leads who have far too high an opinion of themselves along with some sort of daddy issues

While Accidentally in Love doesn't require co-habitation and moves a great deal of the movie to a university, the overall dynamics between the leads are similar.

Poor, strong-headed kind girl who gets to "live" with rich arrogant boy because of his grandpa who gets helped by the girl.

Both have the same concept of a married couple and how the wife's best friend comes in between them destroying the marriage.

- Amnesia, though the genders are switched.
- The crown prince falls for a common/poor girl.
- The crown prince remains loyal to his childhood love and does not consummate their marriage to the crown princess.
- Both crown princes have enemies within the palace plotting to take them down.
- Both crown princes have a certain wit to them / really intelligent / not dumb.

Girl's War is the 2nd drama of the T-scope trilogy where as Traces of the hand is the first one of the trilogy. But these dramas hsve entirely different plot though they have only one similarity ie. the T-scope. But both of these are truly appreciable for viewers who enjoy offbeat storyline.

Without the fantasy element, The Rise of Phoenixes is a similar match of stunning cinematography, excellent cast, political scheming and downplayed romance. Both suffer from the dreaded "what could have been" curse of C-Dramas, but if you can make through Tribes and Empires, The Rise of Phoenixes certainly deserves a go.

Investigation Couple and God's Quiz are both forensic dramas centred around two leads with different backgrounds: a male forensic doctor, and a female prosecutor (IC) / police investigator (GG), respectively. The two parts clash in the beginning of the stories, but learn to listen and learn from one another, as that is more fruitful in understanding the reasons behind cases of unnatural deaths.