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Similar vibe, plot line, even character relationships. Both deal with inhumanly strong female main characters (gene manipulated) on a journey of discovering the past/truth.

Both are dark movies based in schools and female character driven. The plots are different, but both have great acting and intriguing plots.

Both have a good plot that is psychologically intriguing. While not very similar in terms of execution, type of plot, etc., both are still dark and engrossing plots.

Both movies are about two men who work in the same company falling in love. No Touching At All is much more serious while Same Difference has a comedic focus.

Same male lead, some of the supporting cast is same
Both have some elements in the story which goes against the social norms
Most importantly, same Director Ahn Pan Seok and same Screenwriter Kim Eun, hence that's why they kinda feels like giving same vibes but indeed both are great dramas and actors are great they did there work really well!!

Both dramas address real life problems. The leads separate for years and get back together in both dramas.

Both dramas address real life problems. The leads separate for years and get back together in both dramas.

Both dramas are about two people who share a dark childhood. The main characters are both a police officer and someone involved in the underworld. In Ouroboros, the mains are secretly working together for revenge while in Kill It they are unaware of their shared past and are on opposite sides of a case.

Both are short films that focus on the relationship between 2 teen high school girls. The feelings and the little things people do for the people they care about are spotlighted.

Both are college webdramas on youtube, that focus on love, and friendship. Both are fun, wholesome, and give you the same feeling. Both shows are very entertaining and will keep you watching and are extremely bingeable.

Both dramas have the same storyline. The leads both separate for a long period of time and get back together.

Both of them are extremely dark that tell stories of cults and twisted faiths. Each one makes you feel unsettled inside.

Both are depressing historical movies which, among other things, touch upon how Chinese opera can intersect with queerness (both gender and sexuality).

They approach the topic of grief quite differently (Make Up has more genre/mystery elements, Dear Ex is more drama), but both are about queer characters dealing with a lover's death.

Two Weddings and a Funeral is like the actually-queer cousin of Fake Couple, it's a much more grounded depiction of what a fake marriage would actually look like and has a much larger focus on gay (cis male) community. The director is an out gay man and the difference in perspective might be interesting to those curious about these topics.

(If you're seeing this from the Two Weddings and a Funeral page, Fake Couple probably won't be for you.)