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Both of these shows focus on the lives of kind yet career-driven women who are good at their jobs. There is also a huge emphasis on romance, and both focus on the older woman + younger man dynamic. These romances are also entangled in love triangles with the younger man and a man the same age as the woman. With many comedic, adorable, and serious moments, these dramas are wonderful stories on modern women and fun interpretations of their lives.
It's successor and the most well known Super Sentai thanks to it's american adaptation Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and the original first Super Sentai Series Himitsu Sentai Goranger.
Both involve tribulations, multiple reincarnations, loss of memory, gods, goddesses, immortals, and an amazing ensemble cast and tremendous acting and music.
Both of these series focus on the career lives of eccentric, quirky, food-loving women who greatly surpass their colleagues. They have an interesting group of people who help them in their personal and professional lives and involve current and new mysteries that unravel throughout each ep that they must solve. Both series have the perfect balance of comedy, suspense, and mystery aka the perfect binging recipe!
Both involve male lead saving children from their abusers
Both involve male lead taking care of the children for a short while
Both involve children taking the stand in court
Both involve abusers acting as the guardians of the children
Both involve male lead taking care of the children for a short while
Both involve children taking the stand in court
Both involve abusers acting as the guardians of the children
One film tells the story of a hotel that caters to people who want to commit a suicide, while the other focuses on a little shop that gets frequently visited by people who want to leap off of nearby cliff. Both have kind of similar, bleak vibe to them
- Both dramas are set in high school with various coming-of-age narratives
- Similar cinematography, slow-paced storytelling, and melodrama-esque vibe
- Similar cinematography, slow-paced storytelling, and melodrama-esque vibe
The FL ends up getting plastic surgery on her face before entering university, after being bullied for her looks all her life. She only does so with the help of her mom without her dad finding out. Now with the face she's always wanted, she's considered as one of the most attractive girls in her department. But the complex she's had and the fact she had her entire face redone is something she wants no one to find out about. -
Hong Shim's family is brutally murdered with the exception of her and her older brother as they escaped. They're later separated as her brother hides her and uses himself as bait to lure away the people sent to kill their family away from her. He ends up being caught and is forced to work for the same person who kills his family in order to protect his sister. Crown prince Lee Yul or Won Deuk (the name he is given by Hong Shim's adopted father after he finds him with his memories gone) set a decree as a crown Prince before losing his memories that every single woman 28 and older must marry. And because of this law combined with his memory/ identity loss, he becomes Hong Shim's husband due to a lie her father spun out and she played along with to avoid being flogged.
Both are historical movies about courtesans. Theres talk about wanting someone to buy their freedom and one guy is involved with two courtesans, which causes conflict. Both films are visually stunning as well.
Both have very brave female leads. Both during war time. Male leads in military or police. Lots of scary and dangerous moment. War is tragedy
Both movies female lead played a big role in Spying the Japanese. War movies. Strategy. Planning. War is sad. Lots of lost souls.
Both has a wife as a spy. Both during the war with Japan. War time movies. Intense. Complicated. Japanese Spy.
Good acting and amazing cast, nice cinematography, pleasant costumes, although very political but the plotline is comprehensible, relatively good storytelling, very little romance, depiction of some historical figures seems mostly convincing
Both films are quite similar in many ways. The stories in both films are based in countrysides. The films are about the gay struggles which most LGBT couples experience in real life. I love such kinds of films. One of the male lead is gay father with daughter.




