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Both deal with a female protagonist's journey of self-discovery through an extramarital affair and its consequences.
Similar themes and the issue of extramarital affair and its causes at the core of the narrative.
Even though in the beginning I was about to recommend 'You Who Came From The Stars' due the fact that both have the concept of a human-nonhuman relationship, I've ended recommending School 2013 because I found High School Love On and School 2013 similar. They both are about bromances, friends that are fighting and getting back together, bullying, 'I don't care about studying' students, top students and true friendship. The difference is that High School Love On is more complex and has an intense love story.
These are both melodramas with a similar feel to them. They both involve characters reuniting after many years and have a theme of overcoming hardship, with many revelations and twists along the way.
Feeling wronged by their former significant other, the main leads of both dramas sought revenge through manipulation and charm with the help of a 'soon-to-be' romantic interest!
Although the setting and people might have been different. Both main characters shared a peaceful characteristics. The movies had very nice way of explaining the story. Both of the movies are my favorite foreign movies so far. I was very impressed. :)
Somehow Bad Guys reminded me of Cruel City. Both have a lot of tension and give off a dark vibe? Although the plots seem totally they are also somewhat similar. Both go deep in the underworld.
All about gambling. Both movies has an interesting plot and similar story.
Both have a supernatural and historical element to them. Both have a special prince who struggles to become king while fighting demons/spirits. Both have a tribe girl who helps him (who also has an older sister) and who he eventually falls for. Both also have an evil priest/shaman and some sidekicks to complete the love polygon.
Both characters are bad-ass. Sungnyang and Seolnan can both fight really well. They're both the best of the best. In addition, they are both strategic and always 5 steps ahead of the enemy. There's romance in both too!
Both have unforgettable characters and amazing plot. Soulful and riveting. I cried after both. After finishing Song of the Cloud, I was so emotionally affected by one character that I was heartsick for two weeks.
Palace's producer copied Bu Bu Jing Xin's premise and rushed the production to get aired first. BBJX is an once in a life time experience.: superbly written, acted, and directed with unforgettable characters.
For those of us in our twenties, these lighthearted rom cons are the rare korean dramas that's doesn't require us to use the fast-fastward button. Both funny and touching at the same time.
The TVB classic Golden Faith is what started the Tavia Yeung and Raymond Lam ship. Genre is different but great chemistry between the two.
