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Both series have the characters get transported into a game of survival and both stories explore the themes of survival, deception, betrayal, and psychological warfare, as the characters face various challenges and dangers in the games.
The lead couple from HTCCC gives me the same vibe as that of the lead couple from the MMIC. They are all so pretty, corny, and adorable.
The writer back to past life and be the main character there.
And the male lead is a sinner too..
At first the female lead fall in love with another man.
And the male lead is a sinner too..
At first the female lead fall in love with another man.
Rich girl navigating the country side life.
Sweet hardworking ml.
ML has a very obsessive fangirl stuck to his side.
Sweet hardworking ml.
ML has a very obsessive fangirl stuck to his side.
the 2 stories are about a married person (the wife in marry my husband and the husband in familiar wife) who is unhappy in the marriage. the main lead then mysteriously travels to the past and decide to change his life and makes different choices.
in marry my husband the main lead died before she comes back to the past and gets rid of her husband.
in familiar wife the main lead just accidentally traveled to the past and then decided to get rid of his wife.
the mood of the stories are very alike, but the 2 stories end very differently. familiar wife is very promising in the beginning, but I found it disappointing in the end. but it's still a very unique scenario.
in marry my husband the main lead died before she comes back to the past and gets rid of her husband.
in familiar wife the main lead just accidentally traveled to the past and then decided to get rid of his wife.
the mood of the stories are very alike, but the 2 stories end very differently. familiar wife is very promising in the beginning, but I found it disappointing in the end. but it's still a very unique scenario.
After getting into a paragliding accident, South Korean heiress Yoon Se Ri crash lands in North Korea. There, she meets North Korean army officer Ri Jung Hyuk, who agrees to help her return to South Korea. Despite the tension between their countries, the two of them start falling for one another.
After getting into a paragliding accident, South Korean heiress Yoon Se Ri crash lands in North Korea. There, she meets North Korean army officer Ri Jung Hyuk, who agrees to help her return to South Korea. Despite the tension between their countries, the two of them start falling for one another.
He Fei's wife, Li Mu Zi, disappeared mysteriously during their wedding anniversary trip. While he was searching for Mu Zi, she appeared again out of nowhere, but he insists that the strange woman in front of him is not his wife. Lawyer Chen Mai gets involved in this bizarre case, and more mysteries slowly emerge.
Both films are slice-of-life, they focus on the everyday lives of their characters rather than a distinct plot. They're visually stunning, with beautiful aesthetics and cinematography. And they have a melancholic tone.
Both drama is about cheating partner. Although My Happy Ending is talking about a reality and Marry my husband is more fantastic. I feel they both have parallel story.
Honestly, only the plot set is the same. The essence is very different cause the FL chases the ML in ELM but the ML chases FL in LO2O and the FL here is much more active and shows more expressions.
But like said, plot set is same so they fall in love online and then their relationship comes offline. Plus its university based.
But like said, plot set is same so they fall in love online and then their relationship comes offline. Plus its university based.
The Dude in Me and Brave Citizen are both about high school, bullying and fighting. I found these films to be fun and fast-paced, albeit not particularly deep, and liked both endings. As a fan of the martial arts genre, I liked the fight choreo in both.
Some more minor similarities between the two films are the hidden identity elements—there is a body swap in The Dude in Me and a disguised vigilante in Brave Citizen—and some slightly disturbing relationship dynamics—in The Dude in Me, a girl unknowingly asks out her father, who is possessing another person's body, and her father tries to romance the girl's mother, who is his first love, while in the body of a student, whereas in Brave Citizen, a school bully sexually harasses his teacher—but nothing weird actually happens, so don't let this stop you from watching.
The Dude in Me juggles more subplots/narrative threads and themes than Brave Citizen, which is more straightforward. The Dude in Me is about two different people, their separate lives and most important relationships, and the challenges they face, so it spends less time in high school. Brave Citizen, on the other hand, is about the protagonist's quest to take down a school bully, so it's really all about the dysfunctional social environment in one particular school.
I thought The Dude in Me was a slightly better film than Brave Citizen because the story was more complex and emotionally impactful, but as I said, they're both pretty fun.
Some more minor similarities between the two films are the hidden identity elements—there is a body swap in The Dude in Me and a disguised vigilante in Brave Citizen—and some slightly disturbing relationship dynamics—in The Dude in Me, a girl unknowingly asks out her father, who is possessing another person's body, and her father tries to romance the girl's mother, who is his first love, while in the body of a student, whereas in Brave Citizen, a school bully sexually harasses his teacher—but nothing weird actually happens, so don't let this stop you from watching.
The Dude in Me juggles more subplots/narrative threads and themes than Brave Citizen, which is more straightforward. The Dude in Me is about two different people, their separate lives and most important relationships, and the challenges they face, so it spends less time in high school. Brave Citizen, on the other hand, is about the protagonist's quest to take down a school bully, so it's really all about the dysfunctional social environment in one particular school.
I thought The Dude in Me was a slightly better film than Brave Citizen because the story was more complex and emotionally impactful, but as I said, they're both pretty fun.
In both of these short productions, a woman sees the talent and beauty of a young performer and invests in her success, the proceeding closeness develops into something more.
Two ML's. Martial arts. Solving the mystery. Soulmates. Treason. Treasure hunt. Ghosts. Murder. Abuse of power.
Meteor Garden 2001, Taiwan version is the original version that came first and was so successful at the time. If you watched the korean version, you also have to watch the other versions. There is also japanese version (Hana yuri dango), chinese version 2018, thai version. Jerry Yan in Meteor Garden Taiwan was damn cute and sexy, and the best kisses of all versions. Its old, but gold. Jerry Yan does look a bit like Lee MinHo too. enjoy!
