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Same premise - it's a romcom about crossdressing female lead who enters Imperial College and pretends to be way less competent than she is to protect her identity and reach her goals.
They are both intriguing and worth watching... if you liked one then you should definitely have a go at watching the other
In both the dramas the ML sleeps with FL while being intoxicated leading to their marriage...................................................................................
"You only have one problem. You don't see yourself in the way I see you. I'll like you a lot from here on out. I'll be there for you. I'LL TEACH YOU EVERYTHING YOU DON'T KNOW. Then one day, things will change for you. You'd be surprised. " - Ji Won, Flower of Evil
The female lead in "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" tells the male lead almost the same thing. and it sure hits so heavy when they both do! The male leads in both drama have really low self-esteem and keep pushing away the female lead thinking they aren't good enough or so they won't get hurt!
The female lead in "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" tells the male lead almost the same thing. and it sure hits so heavy when they both do! The male leads in both drama have really low self-esteem and keep pushing away the female lead thinking they aren't good enough or so they won't get hurt!
The ambient, the music, and even more, the way both drama unfolds, seem so similar.
In both drama, the main leads are accused of murder, thus their perfect-seemed life are about to get ruined.
They both have their spouse really believing them and supporting them when going through the hardship, and lastly but not least, when one of them hit on the other first (in the past), the drama makes time to explain how the main character tries their best to push away their partner, by telling them
"I do not have those feelings, Do you know what sort of a person, I am? " /
"I will never fall in love with you, and probably only use you as my fancy business card"
In both drama, the main leads are accused of murder, thus their perfect-seemed life are about to get ruined.
They both have their spouse really believing them and supporting them when going through the hardship, and lastly but not least, when one of them hit on the other first (in the past), the drama makes time to explain how the main character tries their best to push away their partner, by telling them
"I do not have those feelings, Do you know what sort of a person, I am? " /
"I will never fall in love with you, and probably only use you as my fancy business card"
In both movies the cute female lead has to decide between the bad boy and the nice guy, except that "Fall in love with my bad boy" has a historical setting. :) And they are from different countries obviously.^^
The documentary featured the telephone booth in Otsuchi that was built a year before 2011 Tohoku earthquake. A resident of the town who set up the booth in a hilltop garden built it as a way to cope with a lost relative. After the catastrophe, it was opened to the public who need an outlet to deal with the tragic loss.
This place has inspired the film to follow the sentiments of the survivors. It's about a girl who lost her family went back to her hometown. Along the way, she met different people who shared the same bereavement, and when she discovered the booth, she expressed her struggles and how she realized the value of living.
This place has inspired the film to follow the sentiments of the survivors. It's about a girl who lost her family went back to her hometown. Along the way, she met different people who shared the same bereavement, and when she discovered the booth, she expressed her struggles and how she realized the value of living.
Both are about a little girl being abused by her mom and step-dad until someone steps in and takes her away in order to save her.
It's all about female sacrifices. Both ended tragic. You question why does it have to be this way? Both drama begins with two opposing male leads falling in love with the female lead.
One had more freedom while the other trapped like a mouse. The male leads are starkly different; one for protection through heartfelt love and the other for protection through possessiveness (a different kind of love).
One had more freedom while the other trapped like a mouse. The male leads are starkly different; one for protection through heartfelt love and the other for protection through possessiveness (a different kind of love).
PeteKao are one of the couples in the five-episode anthology of "Our Skyy" & one of the main couples in "Dark Blue Kiss".
Chronologically, I think "Our Skyy" is after "Kiss Me Again" and before "Dark Blue Kiss".
Chronologically, I think "Our Skyy" is after "Kiss Me Again" and before "Dark Blue Kiss".
Both are created by Studio Dragon so they have the same vibe
Both have a haunting darkness to it
Both FL's are emotionally wounded with cold exteriors
Both MLs are caregiver types
Both FL's have fab wardrobe
Both FL's homes are grandiose
Both have a haunting darkness to it
Both FL's are emotionally wounded with cold exteriors
Both MLs are caregiver types
Both FL's have fab wardrobe
Both FL's homes are grandiose
-bickering couple
-great chemistry between leads
-arranged marriage
-fun side characters
-Even the posters look similar lol
Overall, these shows give off a similar vibe where the stakes aren't too high but the romance is strong.
-great chemistry between leads
-arranged marriage
-fun side characters
-Even the posters look similar lol
Overall, these shows give off a similar vibe where the stakes aren't too high but the romance is strong.
in terms of chemistry and kissing scenes, these two dramas are top notch. Their acting is also incomparable and i'm sure viewers gonna be satisfied watching both of it
Both have similar unhealthy relationship with abuse and Stockholm syndrome, where one of the leads submits to the other. Contains sexual assault.
Both have similar unhealthy relationship with abuse and Stockholm syndrome, where one of the leads submits to the other. Contains sexual assault.
