Mouse (2021)

I think the thrill and keeping you on the edge factor is similar in both and the genre is both crime/mystery

Seunggi character really similar in this drama, at first he look nice, then u know he's.....

try watching it first, u may understand what I mean.

If you like crime action, mystery, and human brain and human psychology, Dr. Brain by AppleTV is the best follow-up. The story is about a Doctor who unlocked the secret to synchronization with different brains to read their memories. He is also a father, who is in the Autism Spectrum, trying to solve the mystery behind his wife's belief that their son, who supposedly died in an explosion, might actually be still alive, their son who is also in the Autism Spectrum.

Do you want plot twists?
A live show?
And a brutal serial killer?

Then this movie is perfect for you!

Mouse and Confession of murder will both not only leave you wanting more but they will both have you extremely confused.

You thought your theories were right? As if!

Both are absolutely mind-blowing crime/thriller dramas with an extremely well connected storyline, controversial topics and gripping characters. Both deal around the psychological aspect of victims and murders.
Analyzing the mind of people.
Finding out what triggers who.
Psychopaths and "innocent people" becoming monsters.
These are all aspects found in both dramas.
"Burning Ice" is a tad bit more well developed but "Mouse" is definitely more extreme to watch.

Both dramas deal around a character that seems to be neither good or bad. While the viewer is left to question if the main character is the hero or the villain that everyone is looking for. Both dramas show a team where all characters have a difficult childhood and in both dramas characters are closely watched due to their fathers being criminals.

Both main characters are *spoiler ahead*




killers!

but in different setting and circumstances :)

both drama have women finding out the killer with exceptional skills

If you love the serial killer with a charming personality then you are at right place
its also have theme of a monster goes toes to toes with another one
the plot will keep you to the edge of your seat
So you wont regret watching this
BELIEVE ME

- Involves "notorious serial killer"
- Emergence of new gruesome serial killer
- Genius detective
- Filled with psychological and philosophical questions about psychopaths
- Keeps you on the edge of your seat
- Dark and twisted
- Literally cat and "mouse" between the killer and the detectives
- Plot twists!! (not as many as Mouse tho)

Both series has a murderer on loose, and the series is set in past just like Mouse. Both series story line follows a serial killer, chased by a cop (in this case profiler) who doubts and prob into true killer identity regardless of a culprit caught by his peers.

The vibes and the pattern feels uncannily similar to Mouse. People watching Through The Darkness, must see Mouse, who also deals with psychology and psychopathy that originated from studies of Behavioural Science Unit 1 of FBI, who coined the term Serial Killer for the first time in criminal psychology.

Well it's kinda the same but it involves time traveling

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The culpit is more closer than it seems just like the drama mouse

There is Similar scenario of a cop obsessed with a serial killer. Also both have psycologists who study serial killers in the main cast. there is a fantasy element to tunnel, while mouse tries a more realistic approach. Tunnel dwelves into the worst and best of the human mind. And Mouse also looks promising. I believe we could expect a lot from the story. With lee seungi s acting talent, no matter which way his character goes, good or bad, I think he can do a good job.

both are about a mystery and a police investigation. both main like start out like the good guys and you end up rooting for them only to discover that you shouldn`t have.

Both dramas are psychological thrillers, with dark vibes of a lead being a psychopathic serial killer

All about brain how it affects your behavior ..... Mouse is drama whereas Brainwork is more on the comedic side and nonsense unnecessary office romance .....