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This seems to be heavily inspired by Wong Karwai's Chungking Express. So if you liked the vibe and want to see a longer version, do try Chungkin Express.

Both Leads remind me of the LEads in Usotoki Rhetoric.
Although UR is less focused on romance I feel like if you enjoy the dynamic between these two, you`ll enjoy UR as well!

-Similar FL (shy)
-Similar time period

This is the original one and The Witch has stolen the core concepts from here

This is the original one and The Witch has stolen the core concepts from here

This is the original one and The Witch has stolen the core concepts from here

This is the original one and The Witch has stolen the core concepts from here

The shocking part for me is that both The Dragon chant and Lai Zhan are from same genre "WUXIA" and I have seen trailer of The Dragon Chant which is so amazing.....Hoping for Lai Zhan shooting to start ??

I'm surprised no one has recommended AMA. Its a masterpiece. A cdrama. Similar to SS, a female cross dressing in the Military. There is a lot of hilarity, and in similar way, she has to share the room with ML. ML finds out that she a woman quite early on and then helps her to hide her gender. Its so much fun, the characters are hilarious especially ML, he makes me laugh. It gets more serious towards the end as the war breaks out and they have to fight. But its a good ending.

One of my favourite cdrama. Highly recommended.

Very similar characters and themes of fate and sacrifice, and finding your loved one through multiple lives /over time. I personally liked the visuals better in Song of the Moon. I suspect this would have been more popular and well known if it hadn't been overshadowed by Love between a Fairy and a Devil, which came out around the same time. FYI this has two possible endings and you can decide which you prefer (which may also be why it doesn't get the attention it deserves). An underrated drama, and a good watch.

Both focus on weak and timid teenage boys who experience bullying at school, which pushes them to learn how to fight back. As they grow in their fighting skills, they also mature and develop in personality, making new friends and enemies along the way. Both become underdogs and work hard to get stronger and better.

RB focuses more on MMA and structured competition, while Boyhood features street boxing, but both include a lot of satisfying ass whooping.

Both are Chinese dramas
Both have a legal theme
The main character is a person involved with law enforcement

Both are Chinese dramas
Both have a legal theme
The main character is a person involved with law enforcement
The theme of the story is the same, about the prosecutor's profession.

Both are Chinese dramas
Both have a legal theme
The main character is a person involved with law enforcement

Both are Chinese dramas
Both have a legal theme
The main character is a person involved with law enforcement

Same actress.
Prequel
In second part has to save husband.
In first part goes on honeytrap missions.

Both of them are Chinese dramas
Both of them have a legal theme
Played by the same actress
Both of them airing on WeTV

Both are Chinese dramas
Both airing on WeTV
Both have a legal theme
Both tell stories about protecting children

Looking for commentary on Filipino politics with wry humour? Both these films serve just that. Balota will suit the thriller lovers out there, whereas Bayaning 3rd World is a playful postmodern take on history.