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One is Japanese movie the other one is Korean drama. Both are about elder main lead that has Alzheimer disease. The young man did his best to spend sweet and memory moment with the love one that has loosing memory
Recommended by Chia6 - Mar 3, 2024
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Same plot. One is Japanese the other one is older Chinese movie. Both son are filial and love his mother very much. It is hard for the working son to keep Alzheimer mom safe at the same time.
Recommended by Chia6 - Mar 3, 2024
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Same plot but one in Japanese the other one in Korean. Both involved filial son and an Alzheimer mother. There are sweet moment and bitter moment. It is hard for the caregiver to deal with late stage Alzheimer love one.
Recommended by Chia6 - Mar 3, 2024
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Similar vibes of a young couple going through life together and the struggles that come with it.
Recommended by gabbybob16 - Mar 3, 2024
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Both are based on school violence. In both the rich students are bullying the weak ones and both teachers and students work together to teach them a lesson.
Recommended by indeeboyy - Mar 3, 2024
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1. E-sports troupe in both the dramas.
2. Female lead has crush over Male lead first from the times of her graduation days.
Recommended by Sharanya - Mar 3, 2024
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Literally the same premises. I read the synopsis on Viki and thought oh is this the one with Zhang ling he?
Recommended by Xinai Williams - Mar 3, 2024
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Both are healing dramas dealing with very heavy topics in a light hearted way.
Both dramas treat the pain with care and respect
May I Help You has a fantasy component but that does not take away from the overall similar vibe.
Two people suffering and coming together to help ea h other and fall in love.
Recommended by vvn2154 - Mar 3, 2024
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Same actor plays ML - and they feel like the same character
School connection meeting again as adults - working environment overlaps.
Smart FLs . Supportive ML
Great supporting cast
here we meet again is a better drama if you like this one
Recommended by vvn2154 - Mar 3, 2024
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- Involves bullying
- A higher ranking/position basically enables them to take advantage of others who rank lower than them.
Recommended by peachissy - Mar 3, 2024
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Pyramid game is a drama while the devil’s plan is a variety show
And technically DP was based on the Liars Game, but the alliances, the planning and manipulation are the same
It’d have been fun if PG had side games, but they make it up with the bullying and mind games
Recommended by XingBack - Mar 2, 2024
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Pyramid game gives off a female version of weak hero class
The bullying, mind games, unexpected friendships and the pressure of youth
Also the posters give off the same vibe xD
Recommended by XingBack - Mar 2, 2024
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-Time Travel
-Female MC
-Both dads give a similar vibe

anyways there’s are alot more details but im lazy so give this a try…
Recommended by Hanash - Mar 2, 2024
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Love Scenery is one of my favorite romantic comedies. It's about Lu Jing a computer genius and online gamer. He has a crush on Liang Chen a pop idol. He starts to tutor her in online gaming and slowly pursue her. Both online gaming,secret crush and same male lead.
Recommended by DreamCultivation - Mar 2, 2024
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Both international -- feature American and Japanese actors, with Shogun featuring other nationalities as well.
Shogun: Set in Japan in the year 1600, Lord Yoshii Toranaga is fighting for his life as his enemies on the Council of Regents unite against him, when a mysterious European ship is found marooned in a nearby fishing village.

Tokyo Vice: An American Reporter on the Police Beat in Japan is a 2009 memoir by Jake Adelstein of his years living in Tokyo as the first non-Japanese reporter working for one of Japan's largest newspapers, Yomiuri Shimbun.[1][2] It was published by Random House and Pantheon Books.[3] HBO adapted the memoir into a 2022 television series. According to Gavin J. Blair of The Hollywood Reporter, there were individuals that disputed whether certain events in the book happened as stated.[4]
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