Top 8 Son Ye Jin Movies (Part 2) | ADC Compilations

Hi. This is your Asian Drama Consultant and I'm back to share with you the second part of Son Ye Jin's best movies. Having caught the Son Ye Jin fever that rewatching all her K-dramas is not enough anymore, I watched 18 of her movies and I came up with my top 8 Son Ye Jin movies to date, which I've arranged according to my preference in plot, storyline, her role, cinematography, and her acting quality. All of these movies earned her at least one Best Actress Award, and although my top one movie earned her six Best Actress Awards, it was my choice for the number one spot because of the intensity of the plot that brought out her acting talent and the twist and turns of the smart storyline, but I chose my top two movie based on its Best Screenplay Award making the film very touching even without the subtitles and very memorable because of the script. This is a two-part video so make sure that you've seen the first part with the top If you want to see more of your favorite actors and actresses please leave a comment, like this video, and subscribe to my channel and I will make sure to give you recommendations on what to watch that are worthy of your time. On my number four spot is the classic 2003, wherein Son Ye Jin plays two roles, the mother from the past and the daughter in the present. Son Ye Jin won her two new Best Actress, Popular Star and Best Couple awards between the role of mother in the past and Cho Seung Woo, her lover. The story unfolds as the daughter, also played by Son Ye Jin, happens to see a box of letters and a diary that belonged to her mother and starts reading. One summer day in the country, Son Ye Jin's character as the mother in the past meets Cho Seung Woo who also happens to be studying in Seoul and is only in the country for a vacation. The next day they meet again for an adventure trip across the river where they grew very close and started to like each other. That night, as they returned home, she gave Cho Seung Woo her necklace and much to the disappointment of her grandfather who showed distaste as they talked. She was immediately betrothed to the son of an equally prominent family who happens to be Cho Seung Woo's best friend. The best friend actually asks Cho Seung Woo to write Son Ye Jin, as the mother in the past, love letters for him when they meet again after the summer break. However, when the best friend realizes that they are in love with each other, he allows them to exchange letters under his name, which angered his father and drove him to attempt suicide. Cho Seung Woo, guilt-stricken for what happened to his best friend, joined the army and left. Meanwhile, Son Ye Jin, as the daughter in the present, is experiencing the same fake letter writing as her roommate asks her to send email love letters to Jo In Sung for her. Her roommate aggressively goes after Jo In Sung that one day, they were both invited to go out with him where he gives them each a gift. She chose a box that contained a familiar love note but was soon exchanged by her roommate. Feeling enamored and confused, she starts thinking about Jo In Sung romantically, until one rainy day. The mother wrote in her diary about a day that she and her three-year-old daughter were in the country and playing near the river when she found out about Cho Seung Woo's death. She was told that he only married after she married his best friend and his last wishes were to have his ashes spread in the river and to give the box of letters to her, while telling her further that he had a hard life and that he left a son. In number 3 is April Snow 2005 where Son Ye Jin co-starred with none other than Mr. Winter Sonata himself, Bi Yong Joon. Frustrated at the discovery of their spouse's extramarital affair, they find solace and a deepened understanding in each other as they are forced to take care of their spouses in the same hospital who are both in a coma from a terrible car accident. Both staying close to the hospital, they begin to spend more time together until. And as they grew closer and more intimate, it became harder for them to avoid each other. But as their situations change, will the world allow them to follow their hearts? As Son Ye Jin asks what will become of them. Will they really have a chance? Before I reveal my top 1 and 2 Son Ye Jin movies, please like this video, subscribe to my channel, and click the notification bell so that you will be updated whenever a new video comes out. In my top 2 spot is A Moment To Remember 2004. Fresh from being stood up by a married man who agreed to elope with her, Son Ye Jin meets Jung Woo Sung for the first time after she absentmindedly leaves her soda in the convenience store. Without realizing it, she instantly gets attracted to the same man with the utility belt who she sees for the second time at her dad's construction site. She again meets him at her unfinished workspace showing his rough but charming attitude, as he snatches her soda and drinks it in front of her the way she had snatched his soda earlier. After coming to her rescue, she irreversibly falls in love with this bad boy and gets totally swept off her feet in the weirdest ride home ever. Helplessly drawn to him, she seeks him out the next day and from opposite backgrounds, Son Ye Jin becomes his ray of happiness and turns him into an accomplished architect while enjoying a happy married life. Their marriage is put to the test as she falters and realizes that she brings him agony though she only wants him to be happy. She says goodbye in a letter, leaving Jung Woo Sung in pain until he gets back to that moment and she finally hears him say I love you for the first time. And on my number 1 spot is The Truth Winning 2 Best Film, 2 Best Screenplay, Audience and Best Director awards on top of Son Ye Jin's 6 Best Actress awards, this movie is a must-see not only for her fans but for all movie-savvy viewers out there. Set in the middle of the chaos of an ongoing political campaign is Son Ye Jin's family, particularly her high school daughter and her affluent and influential husband running for top congressional post. Playing the role of an all-knowing mother, she totally breaks down as she realizes that she doesn't know anything about her daughter. As a result, she can even start to ask about her whereabouts when she doesn't come home one night. With the election day coming closer, more and more dirty tactics are revealed between rival parties that Son Ye Jin becomes completely convinced that her daughter's disappearance is connected to the campaign and that her husband's rival is responsible. Following this suspicion, her husband turned it into a political strategy that put him in the top rank for the congressional seat, which results in their marriage fallout as she accuses her husband of not doing anything to find their daughter. In her quest to find her daughter, you will see here Son Ye Jin's finest acting. She changes from a weak, confused and worried mom, to an intense character out for the truth and driven to the edge, while somehow finding balance in maintaining her character as a mother and showing her cunning and brutal side as well. Her transformation here is highly acclaimed that it leaves me with the question if I could do the same thing if I were in the same situation, because her bold and headstrong resolve ultimately leads her to the truth, though with a heavy price. And that's it for my top 8 Son Ye Jin movies. If you agree with my list and want more recommendations on what Asian dramas and films to watch, old and new, please like and subscribe to my channel and watch out for my next videos. Thank you and happy watching.