The Admiral: Roaring Currents (2014)

Somewhat similar to "The Admiral:Roaring Currents" in the sense of unequaled strategy and bravery. Excellent filming. "Red Cliff" has two parts which need to be seen in order (Red Cliff 1 and Red Cliff 2). It has been called John Woo's masterpiece and you can only agree with that once you have seen it --there will be no doubt! I was so impressed and so thankful that there was a part two. It did take a few minutes to understand what was happening in the beginning, but then you become glued to your screen. The storyline, acting, cinematography, music--I still can't stop thinking about "Red Cliff." You will know what I mean after you see it.

Although set in different centuries, one is in the Joseon era and the other is in the 20th century, both are about Koreans defending their country against the Japanese invasion.

Both films are about the same General. Hansan: The Emergence of Dragons is even tagged as a prequel for the Admiral: Roaring Currents. Both have an amazing cast to portray these larger than life characters.

Both Heaven's Soldiers and The Admiral: Roaring Currents are set in the Japanese invasions of Korea of 1592–1598 or Imjin War and about Admiral Yi Sun-sin.

Both Immortal Admiral Yi Sun Shin and The Admiral: Roaring Currents are set in the Japanese invasions of Korea of 1592–1598 or Imjin War and about Admiral Yi Sun-sin.

Both Warriors of the Dawn and The Admiral: Roaring Currents are set in the Japanese invasions of Korea of 1592–1598 or Imjin War.

Similarities between The Admiral: Roaring Currents and The Great Battle
- historical war movies
- against foreign invaders
- about great underdog victories
- with great leaders

Both are epic movies about Hideyoshi's efforts to achieve his ambitions conquests over outnumbered enemy at odds. Both movies are very similar.................................

Both films are about historical wars inspired by real events and old tales. They involve two great heroes – who by cunning and courage – saves their nation from hostile foreign forces. Willing to sacrifice themselves, they're selflessly fighting for what's important; to achieve lasting peace and to protect their country, and countrymen. The movie Mulan, though, have elements of romance and a stronger fokus on friendship.