Recomendaciones

Esta basada en la historia del mismo escritor que Parasyte

Las dos historias fueron escritas por la misma autora. Además, las dos tienen el concepto de dos amigas y el amor de un chico; aunque se ejecutan de manera distinta.

Ambas contienen desastres y supervivientes, a la vez que realismo. Disfruté más "The Flu", porque "Haeundae" no se centra en el desastre, si no en las vidas de las víctimas, mientras que "The Flu" tiene un poco más de acción.

Se me hicieron parecidas respecto a que en ambas pueden escuchar voces , las cuales quieren intentar atraerte.

Similar sports-based movies, Count is on boxing, Rebound is on basketball. Similar struggles, up and down of young athletes and their coach. Both are based on true story.

Similae vibe school setting with love triangle but mostly with two heroines that are not the heroine because the ML is the true heroine of the story. ^^

Although Highway Family particularly focuses on a homeless family and Nobody Knows focuses on child abandonment they share a lot of common themes based on helpless children and who really is to blame?

Both are movies about people coming to terms with an accidental death, about what it means to live with grief and regret.

The basic plot line is same but the genders are different like
- Two adults are very interested in a high school girl
- The younger adult admire the older one
- At the end the older one kills the younger one

Both of the little girls get adopted to a single man who has been through hardships. They both have cute girls as casts. If you liked one, you might like the other as well

in both Can I Buy Your Love From a Vending Machine and Restart After Come Back Home, we see mature love with slow and realistic way, we can see characters' love searching and fear. They've really good acting and everything, emotions make you feel like 'well-done'

Both depict a high school aged female lead with a terminal illness and a bubbly persona, and male leads that don’t have any large reaction to learning about the illness. Acting is wonderful, and each movie depicts unique and meaningful friendships amongst the characters. Both movies have unexpected twists and turns with emotional voice overs/narrations.

In his Chinese film, "Scent," Park Shi Hoo plays Kang In Joon, a Korean interior designer...who finds love when he meets an innocent Chinese girl...it's directed by Jessy Tseng who directed award-winning art house film Big Blue Lake.

Both films are about two people who have had a love relationship and who meet again after years. They have so many remorses and regrets about the past.

Both movies are the work of the same filmmaker that uses the beauty of wonderful forest and rural scenery, as well as Japanese folklore tradition and rituals, to tell the story of a marginalized community.