#son ye jin

First time seeing this series this 2022 and I didn’t expect too much though I’m seeing a lot of advertisements with the two main characters who were currently dating But after few episodes, I knew it. I knew that I’ll fall in love and cry harder till the end! However, I will never forget how the second lead couple ended like that I still cry when I remember how their love story ended Still a good ending for the main love team♥ In love with their acting skills❤❤❤

Crash Landing On You (2019)

Though I’ve seen Son Ye-Jin in Crash Landing On You, this film still made me confused if it’s really her I’m watching right now. It’s not that she aged a lot, of course, there’s difference now she’s in her late 30s and getting married sooner to her first love ayieee. She’s an angel that has an immaculate face and voice here. The heart effect they had with her partner to me just made my heart beats go crazy. Melancholy crept into me while I peek at the synopsis. It’s the ignorance that killed me to tears and sadness. Though it’s an open ending for me because I hope that she’ll regain her memory in no time, I still know that it’ll be permanent and lapses may happen always. I’m happy for the heartaches it brought and I’m sad for the little joy it offered me.

A Moment To Remember (2004)

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SON YE JIN

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a political and family thriller that takes son yejin out of her familiar melodrama territory, the truth beneath centers around a seemingly perfect family that belongs to the top echelons of korean society. when the only child of the family goes missing during the midst of the father’s electoral campaign, son’s perfect housewife is forced to face the cracks in the family and doubt her husband, her daughter, and herself. kim joo hyuk is perfect in his portrayal of the two-faced sleazy husband, and son’s melodramatic chops are deployed to full use in capturing a mother’s desperation anguish. i liked how the film steered us into gritty and gory territory without feeling out of place, and occasionally you just want a film that does suspense right. given the film’s tone and material, what surprised me was that the truth beneath was not directed a man, and i look forward to lee kyoung mi’s next movie. female directors don’t have to film sensitive movies all the time! – 8/10