Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds

Zhu Yan Zhi, disguised as a man, seeks to learn martial arts with an elite clan. Once she begins her intense training, Zhu finds herself at odds with her trainer and superior, Liang.

Both have:
- Amazing CGI and special effects - both remind me of Inception
- Supernatural themes, characters and plot lines
- A really good development of friendship
- Mystical beings you grow to love by the end of the film
- A very solid cast with excellent acting
- High asf production value, which makes for fantastic viewing
- Similar vibes, just one has a modern setting in Korea while the other has an Ancient
Chinese setting.

On the eve of her 19th birthday, Mizuki is grappling with a recent family tragedy, a cheating boyfriend, and a betrayal by her best friend. In despair, she flees to a dilapidated estate where she encounters Adam, a mysterious figure playing a familiar melody. Drawn to him and the house, Mizuki uncovers a haunting connection. As the full moon approaches, her boyfriend and a few schoolchildren work to unravel the dark secret from 19 years ago and save Mizuki.

Both stories deal with supernatural beings that interfere with the human realm and what happens when not all of these supernatural beings are on the same side.