Kim Soo Hyun’s latest movie – Queen of Tears (Queen of Tears) is gaining the attention of many audiences when starting with the most dramatic and attractive details. The film focuses on the couple Baek Hyun Woo (Kim Soo Hyun) and Hong Hae In (Kim Ji Won) who are trying to heal the rifts in their marriage, while taking on responsibilities in the Queen’s Group corporation.
Baek Hyun Woo came from a small village and became the pride of the whole village when he became the legal director of Queen’s Group and coincidentally, he also married the talented daughter of that tycoon family. But their marriage faces many difficulties, leading them to reevaluate their relationship and possibly fall in love again. That’s something K-drama fans are excited about.
During his career, Kim Soo Hyun had many notable roles that fans loved. He appears in many genres from romance, historical to crime thriller storylines. Fans also remember him for his special appearances in Hotel Del Luna and Crash Landing on You. If you love this actor, continue reading the article and discover the TOP of Kim Soo Hyun’s best movies that fans should watch after finishing Queen of Tears.
The moon embraces the sun
In The Moon Embracing the Sun, Kim Soo Hyun takes on the role of King Lee Hwon. The story begins with the Queen Mother orchestrating the assassination of her stepson to ensure her son’s accession to the throne. Ah Ri, a magician, witnessed the murder and sought refuge with the pregnant wife of the palace’s chief scholar.
Despite Ah Ri’s vow to protect the child, she was discovered and killed. Years later, the child Heo Yeon Woo falls in love with Lee Hwon and is destined to become the future queen. However, the Queen Mother intervened and devised a plan to make everyone think the princess was dead.
Unbeknownst to everyone, Yeon Woo is alive but has lost her memories, forcing her to live a life as a magician. Fate reunites her with Lee Hwon, sparking a journey to discover the truth behind the supposed death of his beloved and the shaman Wol.
Why did you bring me here?
One of the films that affirmed Kim Soo Hyun’s popularity in the hearts of Korean drama fans is My Love from the Star. The fantasy romantic comedy focuses on an alien who landed on Earth in the year 1609. Since then, he has maintained his handsome appearance and youth while also possessing the ability for speed, eyesight, strength and seeing the future.
Her time on Earth has caused Min Joo (Kim Soo Hyun) to have a skeptical view of love, viewing it as something greedy and lustful. But everything changes when he meets actress Cheon Song Yi (Jeon Ji Hyun).
It’s okay to be crazy
Moon Gang Tae (Kim Soo Hyun) and his brother have to deal with the murder of their mother as children. Since then, Gang Tae has been his brother’s guardian and has taken on a job as a nurse but often has to change jobs. He is currently working as a caregiver at Ok Mental Hospital.
He soon meets Go Moon Young (Seo Ye Ji), a children’s book author said to have antisocial personality disorder. She becomes infatuated with him and pursues romantic feelings for him. But like any good Korean drama, their dark pasts are intertwined.
It’s Okay to Not Be Crazy was praised for reflecting themes of mental health, love and healing. This Korean drama was the first to be nominated for an international Emmy and is one of Netflix’s best original series.
