Help fill up some lists

So, I'm making some lists with tropes that i enjoy and thought maybe you guys can help me to fill them up some more. (It doesn't matter if a title is on my watched/on-hold/ptw/dropped lists)

1. Self-sacrifice / noble sacrifice
Basically looking for movies/drama where the protagonist puts himself in the harm's way either to protect a person/people he loves or for a greater cause. 
Examples: 
a) hero knows that it's a trap, yet proceeds with the plan and get caught (<---- important)
b) hero exchanges his life for somebody else's life.
c) hero knows that what he is about to do will cost him his life, but does it anyways.
it's fine if  the hero gets out of the situation eventually, but not unscratched.


2. Bromance
This one is self-explanatory, i think: any movie/drama that has strong bond between males and where this bond is an important part of the story.


3. Noona Romance
Anything with older female + younger male romance plot line, BUT the female has to act as a mature person, not air-headed, awkward little girl trapped in a body of a woman and the gap should be obvious (ie there should be an actual age gap between actors).


4. Sticky situation overload
I'm looking for something like Lobbyist and Time Between Dog and Wolf where the protagonist goes through a lot (can't stress it enough, just imagine bad things happening left and right, not just in 1-2 episodes, and protagonists is either being reduced to bloody mess or put in a state of severe mental strain, or both). 

edit: to make things more clear for this last category. Sticky situation overload is when (all should apply):

1. Through the series of events hero life sucks to the point where one starts to wonder where he will get a break, but the hero stoically endures and the viewer is worried whenever things will end well. 
2. Hero is dragged into many situations where he risks and endures great bodily or/and mental harm. Should happen many times not just once (every sageuk in existence seems to have one episode that involves being thrown to prison and tortured, I'm talking about more than a one time thing).
3. There is angst! Angst and manly tears are important. I'm a bit wary of melodramas because it easy to get to the point of things being ridiculous, so it is a fine balance here.
4. The hero is stoic, self-sacrificing, loyal to a fault type.


Thanks!

sticky situation: the one that came IMMEDIATELY into my mind is Two Weeks!!!!!

Thank you, guys, so much!

@naccu -Yes! how could I forget about Two Weeks! Added.

@xxATxx - Added Warrior Baek Dong Soo and Iljimae.  I've seen some of I hear your voice, so far Park Soo Ha comes off as the more mature one, putting it on reserve. I love Healer to bits and while Jung Hoo is a scarred hero, the plot around him never reaches the extremes of Lobbyist , Time Between Dog and Wolf or even Iljimae.

@prettytin - Witch's Romance from reviews etc. looks exactly what I'm looking for, haven't watched it, but adding it. Adding Slingshot too.


Still looking for  more suggestions!

Are you only looking for K-dramas or do you watch J-dramas and C-dramas etc. as well? I'll just write down the country next to the drama, so you can pick the ones you are interested in ;)

Since I'm a sucker for a good bromance, I can give you a few:

Cheer Up! (K) - the one that's recently finished
Nirvana in Fire (C)
Scarlet Heart (C) - some of the princes have it going^^ 
Yi San (K)
Battery (J)
Panda and Hedgehog (K)
Sungkyunkwan Scandal (K)
Lanling Wang (C) - main hero and his brother, so that would be literal "bromance" 
The Three Musketeers (K)
Jumong (K) - really, most historical dramas got bromance in it
Moon River (T)
Shut Up Flower Boy Band (K)
The Kingdom of the Winds (K)

... there are so many, I just picked a few

I don't like noona-romances and I can't think of any that fit the other tropes at the momemt (maybe I'll edit later if something comes to mind)

My favourite bromance of all time is School 2013!

Glad someone added Bridal Mask to Bromance.  I couldn't believe no one suggested it yet.  That relationship is more central to the story than the romance by far.

I second Story of a Man for Sticky Situation.  Poor Shin totally takes a beating throughout that drama.

I just finished Chuno, so it's fresh in my mind, and it totally fits in the self-sacrifice category.  Also has a bromantic streak, although it's not quite as central to the main story, I guess.

@adechan agreed, School 2013 is pretty good! It's already on my list :)

@cuzie thank you for your suggestions,  added Bridal Mask, I Remember You and A Love to Kill, I wish "I will" was an actual movie, could be very angsty

@zeamays, I've added Bridal Mask, Story of a Man and Chuno, thanks!

hey, Luna :) yeah the lists have grown nicely because of all the great suggestions! And, yes, self-sacrifice is usually a result of a sticky situation, thankfully not all sticky situations result in self-sacrifice or the lead would need more than 9 lives. I'm a sucker for selfless fictional characters who get themselves in a lot of trouble.

Ooku... do you mean the alternative history one or the one played straight? I'm intrigued about Fated to Love you, it was not mentioned and from what little I saw in the first episode it seemed like comedy gone overboard, so I was thinking of skipping it, but you've piqued my interest.

Not adding Beloved to the list, but definitely going to watch it, after reading some reviews it seems similar to Temptation in a way and these kind of shows are not frequent in drama land. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. Also, created a list just for sismance!

Womance it is then. I've read the Ooku manga, love it to bits, it will be interesting to see how it got adapted on screen. And yep, now I'm definitely watching Fated to Love You.

Noona is welcomed from any asian country, as long as she is portrayed as a competent, experienced woman (i know it is a lot to ask from dramaland but my perfect noona romance, or any romance for that matter, is where the partners are on equal footing, bonus points if they can teach and learn from each other), so if it's not much trouble I'm all ears!

Misaeng is my #1 favourite drama, so far, but I feel that the whole "mance" in it is so vast that it shouldn't be constricted to just bromance or womance, I think also that the theme mentor/student have much more weight in it. Bad Guys has a budding bromance between the leads and one bromance between lead/supporting character (it also has self-sacrifice). Haven't seen Friend, Our Legend, but I've added it.