Both are sports focused romance.Fl is ambitious and is like a prodigy in both. Character focused and slice of life like
Endless parallels between Hometown Cha & #LoveAllPlay.
Dusik & Taeyang, both orphans, are paralysed by carrying the burden of a mistake way out of their control, tied to a beloved senior/sunbae. Meanwhile Taejoon & Dusik suppress their wounds to be the smiling jolly men taking care of everyone around. Just ?PAIN?? but the wholesome, healing, cathartic Kinds.
Both have got every element we’re dying for these days. Absolutely beautiful cinematography, uplifting as well as heart-rending OSTs, ANAZING acting by the whole cast and a wholesome, healing plot with all the feels. The dynamic between leads of both the shows is so cute and equal in a rare way.
Both shows display various conflicts on multiple levels and issues, but doesn’t forget to give us the point of view of every character, making us feel for all of them inspite of temptation to hate.
And ofcourse, both are fine examples of character driven storylines with an overarching plot that allows for smaller storylines that do not interfere but rather enrich the main story further. Most shows just tease and dangle side plots and fail to utilise their full potential that could make the storyline fuller, leaving the secondary plots rushed & underdeveloped only to drag the main plot. But not these shows <3 They created fully developed 3 dimensional characters within small tight knit communities, exploring their complexities, and fully real-ised their stories in addition to the main one. Which is why they felt so full & not a single episode was slow or uneventful.
All in all, both the shows are so pure and pretty much perfect, and will leave your heart aching for more.
If you love Homecha and it was your healing, comfort show, you know exactly how I feel. Nothing after it has felt like that. But Love All Play will be joining the ranks of healing, wholesome shows. So if you like either of these and want a little bit of that back again, I highly recommend the other. <3
Dusik & Taeyang, both orphans, are paralysed by carrying the burden of a mistake way out of their control, tied to a beloved senior/sunbae. Meanwhile Taejoon & Dusik suppress their wounds to be the smiling jolly men taking care of everyone around. Just ?PAIN?? but the wholesome, healing, cathartic Kinds.
Both have got every element we’re dying for these days. Absolutely beautiful cinematography, uplifting as well as heart-rending OSTs, ANAZING acting by the whole cast and a wholesome, healing plot with all the feels. The dynamic between leads of both the shows is so cute and equal in a rare way.
Both shows display various conflicts on multiple levels and issues, but doesn’t forget to give us the point of view of every character, making us feel for all of them inspite of temptation to hate.
And ofcourse, both are fine examples of character driven storylines with an overarching plot that allows for smaller storylines that do not interfere but rather enrich the main story further. Most shows just tease and dangle side plots and fail to utilise their full potential that could make the storyline fuller, leaving the secondary plots rushed & underdeveloped only to drag the main plot. But not these shows <3 They created fully developed 3 dimensional characters within small tight knit communities, exploring their complexities, and fully real-ised their stories in addition to the main one. Which is why they felt so full & not a single episode was slow or uneventful.
All in all, both the shows are so pure and pretty much perfect, and will leave your heart aching for more.
If you love Homecha and it was your healing, comfort show, you know exactly how I feel. Nothing after it has felt like that. But Love All Play will be joining the ranks of healing, wholesome shows. So if you like either of these and want a little bit of that back again, I highly recommend the other. <3
Both are sports drams.
This is not out yet but the title and synopsis just remind me of run on.
Both have interesting casts
This is not out yet but the title and synopsis just remind me of run on.
Both have interesting casts
In this drama based on basketball (and somewhat on the anime Slam Dunk), a Taiwanese national team basketballer.
Duan Chen Feng, whose world consists of his 2 greatest loves: basketball and his girlfriend, Xiao Xi. They find their perfect world shattered, however, when on the day of his most important match, Duan Chen Feng has an accident on his way to the competition, and paralyses Angel, who just happens to be the sister of Iceman, his biggest opponent since they were young.
To shoulder his responsibilty, Chen Feng leaves school and his basketball so that he can take care of Angel. Xiao Xi, who does not know the reason behind Chen Feng's leaving school and giving up his beloved basketball, is heartbroken and bewildered. At about the same time, Tai Zi, falls in love with Xiao Xi's plucky and determined character.
Duan Chen Feng, whose world consists of his 2 greatest loves: basketball and his girlfriend, Xiao Xi. They find their perfect world shattered, however, when on the day of his most important match, Duan Chen Feng has an accident on his way to the competition, and paralyses Angel, who just happens to be the sister of Iceman, his biggest opponent since they were young.
To shoulder his responsibilty, Chen Feng leaves school and his basketball so that he can take care of Angel. Xiao Xi, who does not know the reason behind Chen Feng's leaving school and giving up his beloved basketball, is heartbroken and bewildered. At about the same time, Tai Zi, falls in love with Xiao Xi's plucky and determined character.
Tsuchiya Tomomitsu is the captain of his high school basketball team. He is also a senior at his school. Even though he is not that good in basketball, he is selected as bench player for the prefecture qualifying round. The underclassmen on his team, who are all better than him, are not happy about his selection.
Tomomitsu then meets Hatori Sae. She is also a senior at the same high school. She keeps watching Tomomitsu shoot three pointers. They become closer and develop a romantic relationship. Suddenly, Sae transfers to another school without saying a word.
Tomomitsu then meets Hatori Sae. She is also a senior at the same high school. She keeps watching Tomomitsu shoot three pointers. They become closer and develop a romantic relationship. Suddenly, Sae transfers to another school without saying a word.
Both are sports and youth dramas with romance.
Both leads are also athletes but instead of badminton, the female lead of Skate Into Love is a speed skating athlete and the male lead is an ice hockey athlete.
In both dramas, the leads met when they were young.
Both male leads are talented in their respective fields, and both female leads stopped doing sports at some point but decided to pursue their dreams once more.
Both leads are also athletes but instead of badminton, the female lead of Skate Into Love is a speed skating athlete and the male lead is an ice hockey athlete.
In both dramas, the leads met when they were young.
Both male leads are talented in their respective fields, and both female leads stopped doing sports at some point but decided to pursue their dreams once more.
Both are sports romance drama.
Both male leads are genius kind of player - Badminton in Love All Play and Figure Skating in To Fly With You.
In Love All Play, the female lead is back to Badminton after years after a scandal so she has to work hard to get back to condition whereas in To Fly With You, the female lead did not learn officially due to her Mum’s objection so she has to work hard to meet the requirement for professional athlete.
Both male leads are genius kind of player - Badminton in Love All Play and Figure Skating in To Fly With You.
In Love All Play, the female lead is back to Badminton after years after a scandal so she has to work hard to get back to condition whereas in To Fly With You, the female lead did not learn officially due to her Mum’s objection so she has to work hard to meet the requirement for professional athlete.
Also known as Love All Play, this new Korean drama revolves around the sport Badminton.
Park Tae-Yang (played by Park Ju-Hyun) was once a promising badminton athlete. Due to an incident, she left the sport of badminton. 3 years later, she decides to join the badminton team Eunice. There, she meets Park Tae-Joon (Chae Jong-Hyeop, a badminton player who views the sport as nothing but a job to him
Park Tae-Yang (played by Park Ju-Hyun) was once a promising badminton athlete. Due to an incident, she left the sport of badminton. 3 years later, she decides to join the badminton team Eunice. There, she meets Park Tae-Joon (Chae Jong-Hyeop, a badminton player who views the sport as nothing but a job to him
