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I'm really surprised that no one has written a recommendation for these two yet. Both of them are set around the 90s, and their present-day timelines take place about 18 to 20 years after they first met.
Both characters start as strangers to each other, though 18×2 focuses strictly on the relationship between the FL (Female Lead) and ML (Male Lead), splitting the story 50/50 between the past and the present. Meanwhile, 20th Century Girl includes more of a high school and friendship vibe.
Their biggest similarity lies in the ending. Yes, in both stories, one of the main characters passes away, leaving the other yearning for them for nearly 20 years. The difference is that in 20th Century Girl, they don't know that [the other person] has died, whereas in 18×2, they actually know.
Anyway, please go ahead and watch them if you're looking to add to your emotional trauma. Have a great day! Don't forget to smile ?
I'm really surprised that no one has written a recommendation for these two yet. Both of them are set around the 90s, and their present-day timelines take place about 18 to 20 years after they first met.
Both characters start as strangers to each other, though 18×2 focuses strictly on the relationship between the FL (Female Lead) and ML (Male Lead), splitting the story 50/50 between the past and the present. Meanwhile, 20th Century Girl includes more of a high school and friendship vibe.
Their biggest similarity lies in the ending. Yes, in both stories, one of the main characters passes away, leaving the other yearning for them for nearly 20 years. The difference is that in 20th Century Girl, they don't know that [the other person] has died, whereas in 18×2, they actually know.
Anyway, please go ahead and watch them if you're looking to add to your emotional trauma. Have a great day! Don't forget to smile ?
boyhood in high school that shows how happy that time was. Both are equally entertaining with all the events that occur. The teachers in both also take quite an important role that is quite entertaining.
Both are about men who have split personalities. Their other personalities will protect the dominant personality when they are threatened. the only difference is that 'Bad and Crazy' is visualized by a different person, 'Nemesis' is still played by the same person.
The female centered plot has a very different conflict, but the sisterhood in both films is unforgettable!
Both films contain a lot of philosophy and religious culture in Korea and connect this to something mysterious and scary. The execution of the two films is also similar because they were done by the same director. If you want to know more about Korean culture, you can watch these two films!
both are about fights in schools or between students. if you like action and school genres maybe this film/series will suit you.
has an atmosphere similar to a garden or forest murder setting. full of gaslights which confuses what's really going on.
both unravel the mystery surrounding the main character. the main characters are concerned with their own interests regardless of whether this is true or not. parents do everything they can to protect their child.
if there is a female centered plot movie at work, i would recommend this movie. because the women here are not just any women, they are smart and competent but the world of work actually sets them aside. they defend the truth that can not be revealed by the person above. defend together for a more peaceful state.
the tragic pasts that the killers here have are similar and of course lead them to become serial killers. both films also feature the mystery of looking for murder victims even with different point of view. filled with riddles or even lies that make one wonder what really happened.
if you want to enjoy stories about dementia/alzheimer, you should watch this film. both tell of someone who has to take care of one of their family because he can't remember. of course, our emotions are stirred by watching this film. both move slowly, but it's because of the slow flow that we can feel their warmth.
Rock Me To The Moon is actually a real documentary and not a sports theme, but the film Dream presents the making of a sad documentary. And Rock Me To The Moon is truly a film that drains tears, I imagine watching the documentary Dream through this film. Rock Me To The Moon is a must-watch documentary.
