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Similar type of set up with the main couple coming to live together because of a certain misunderstanding/deceiving, the girl likes the guy first while he still has lingering feelings for his cunning first love until he gradually starts falling in love with the meddlesome main girl.
the film tackles most of the issue tackled in the drama and some of the famous scenes.
if you like action, darkness, and lead actors living in misery u will love them both. Jang Hyuk in iris2 n jung kyung ho in CC both did great in acting. Romance in iris 2 is stronger than cruel city.
Similar vibe. Same sorta story and competition. And also with the plot twist of who's behind it xD
Similar vibe. Same sorta story where young people are getting killed off.
Similar vibe. Same sorta story where young people are getting killed off.
There's no angry mom in Gokusen but there is some organized crime involved but more like Han Gong Ju-style, there is a righteous teacher, a stupid vice principal and unruly students, but also some rather preachy dialogues/monologues. Regardless, both are a fun watch with darker themes (Angry Mom is upfront with it, if not a bit gory at times while Gokusen is more careful, mostly if you care to think hard and long enough since Gokusen's premise relies more on comedy) as the students mature and grow through their actions.
Both center around show production and have a idol cast member (Siwon). While Producers centers around variety. The King Of Dramas centers around the production of drama and the relationship between cast members, writers, producers and ratings.
Both are documentary style dramas, one a series the other a film. They both demonstrate to comedic effect how in the age of cool, we frequently like to portray ourselves as being in control and unperturbed when our actions prove otherwise.
Both dramas involves bullying, friendship and teachers struggeling. Side point, the school in "School 2013" is mentioned in "Who Are You School 2015."
Both dramas are set in the world of TV broadcasting and about the life and stresses of show-runners, directors, actors and producers. The world we live in is probably one of the more realistic Korean dramas I have seen. It may not be everyone's cup of tea, there is neither comedy nor a love triangle, but I would recommend it.
I would say both heroines have something in common, although in Alice in Woncer City she has her violin and Nae Il has a piano, if you likes tomorrow's cantabile and you wanted more kiss scenes you should watch Alice in Wonder City
Both have more or less the musical premise although Beethoven Virus is more superior
Both have similar feel to them. They are comedies about small-town benriya (handymen) and their daily antics. Mahoro is a fraction more serious.
Similar atmosphere and general plot devices. A male lead that is nearly alone in this world who gets sucked into a mysterious, dark plot connected to their past. Tons of action, investigation, plotting, revelations, kidnappings, etc. While City Hunter's characters and plot are a bit more sophisticated than Two Weeks, both are still enjoyable.
