Daisy (2006)

both are tearjerker, have the same actor and really good script. ( although daisy is better.)

both of this movie is same actor Jung Woo Sung and in case you are curious it has different plot but both of this movie is something you need to watch!

27-year-old fashion designer Soo Jin goes into a convenience store to buy a Coke but accidentally leaves it on the counter. Remembering the Coke, Soo Jin walks back to the store and bumps into a carpenter, Chul Soo, whose goal in life is to become an architect. While surveying a construction site that her father is in charge of, Soo Jin sees the same man and soon falls in love with him. A relationship develops between them but Soo Jin will have to face an undeniable fact.

i haven't watched daisy yet but the synopsis reminds me of each other....

in "the devil" the cop and the "suspect" do fall in love with the main lead in some way shape or form. however, the devil deals with more of the mystery than the romance but how its set up doesn't make you feel like its lacking... the end is a little tragic but the over all show was really good...

i wouldn't recommend this for anyone who doesn't like dark or intense shows because "the devil" has both...

Genres: Mystery, Romance, Drama
Tags: Visually Impaired Female Lead, Secret, Death, Blindness, Murder, Adapted From A Novel, Orphan Female Lead, Death Of A Mother, Death Of A Father, Investigation

It has the same feeling even though its not even the same country.both movies drags you into the story.Be prepared to fell like you are a part of the film. Personally i liked better Waiting in the dark, but I think it's because i like Japanese better.

Genres: Comedy, Romance, Drama
Tags: Student Female Lead, School Setting, Teacher Supporting Character, Child Female Lead, Teacher Female Lead, Family Relationship

Both films are similar in subtext although very different otherwise. However, both films are very silent. In Daisy the main character can't speak for the bigger part of the film and in 3-iron there are no spoken lines before the very end. However, both films have excellent cinematography and artistic film-making, making them both very interesting to watch.

FL longs for a man and mistaken and fell for another man that she thought was the man she's waiting for.

An Assassin and Daisy both have an interesting story line about an assassin and a girl, but otherwise they are completely different. (I loved both, though.)

Both have a blind female character and the male character also have something to hide from his identity.

A story about the inevitable showdown between a detective and a killer who fall in love with the same woman. In the story features a street artist who dreams of opening her own exhibition someday, while there is a killer who loves her but cannot confess his love to her because of his profession

Both female leads are blind, although for Daisy, it happened to her only halfway at the end. The male leads planned their way on meeting the female leads but then fell in love with her along the way. For the movie though, the intention wasn't bad, unlike for the drama.

One is a Korean movie and the other a Thai drama, but both have a hitman who falls in love with an innocent woman who's an artist. (And both are awesome.)

tearjerkers about professional killer who hides his identity falls in love with girl but because who he is can't be open about his feelings