Recommendations

Both are fast pace. They have good story-telling that's why you won't be feeling bored watching it. Both story is about politics and crime... I highly recommend Inside Men if you like these type of movies.

Both protagonists have "supernatural powers" that help protect the other main protagonist in some way. In TY, the male protagonist can see into the future tries to keep close and protect the main female protagonist from her foreseen death. In SWDBS, the female main protagonist has super strength and becomes the male protagonist's bodyguard. Both have very intriging story lines and are highly recommended.

Both films have a similar context but different reasons for killing. In Confessions the teacher performs acts of revenge towards students as she suspects that some may have killed her daughter. Whilst in Lessons of Evil, he kills students for his own sake.

Somehow they both give off a similar vibe. I feel that the humour (I laughed so hard in SWDBS and am finally finding something that makes me laugh just as much with BTIMFL) and the mix of lighthearted romance with pretty serious elements are kind of similar.
The storyline and the characters are totally different though. Although they are kind of the only progressive k-dramas out there: strong female leads and challenge of traditions.

Sunny and Girls' Generation 1979 are both set around similar time periods and both focus on the difficulties of friendship and love as a teenager. Both movies deal with the topics of unrequited love and overall have similar vibes. The first seen of Girls' Generation 1979 really reminded me of Sunny that's why I recommend it. Either way, just watch it, you won't regret it.

Though the story are quite different it really sends off similar vibes and brings up similar topics : women empowerement, sweet & classy revenge, women's friendships, women's social issues (in work...). ASC seems to be slightly better executed, tho ~

They are both quite humorous, though Let's shake it is more over the top (not complaining though ;) Both are historical with a magical/fantastical twist. In general they have a very similar feel.

Both feature the psychological aspect of solving and commiting crimes.
Both main antagonists are seriel killer.
The story and plot are really different though, so it's still refreshing to watch :)

Both relationships started as friendship (where the girl is reluctant and the boy pushes him on her) and they liked someone else so first they have to comfort themselves. To get together they need a slow development which gives the scent of real life. (and that is awesome! :))Enrique's and and Joon Hyeong's personality and attitude to life and to their loved person is quite similar. And to be honest, Enrique's smile always reminds me of Joon Hyeong's. It's just adorable <3

Both male leads are transfer students and one party is treated as a younger brother or friend at first. Both couples spent a long time to get together after a series of misunderstanding but Love @ Seventeen took much longer and even advanced into workplace.

If you love JBJ you should definitely check out where they originated from! It's also a good way to find even more boys to stan xD There are many talented groups formed because of pd101

It seems Konshu Tsuma ga Uwaki Shimasu is an earlier Japanesse version. The same story of a wife potentially and eventually cheating on the husband and the aftermath that follows.

Has one of the same actors from Healer. Similar vibe to Healer. No masked characters though. Instead of one person there's a group of people.

Both of the kdrama’s characters have the ability to forsee death but in different concepts, In black she is able to see a black cloud by someone and can see how they die, in aftermath he can see who dies if they have red eyes and can see who’s a murderer if they have blue eyes. They both use their abilities to stop crime and murders, they are both also fantasy and romance genres

There's no time travel here,but the heroine attends college again and also meets the hero again. The male lead's first love is heroine. The heroine is initially married and divorced by the second male lead.