Top 10 Best Movies of Yoo Seung Ho

In the drama I’m Not a Robot, the main character, Kim Min Kyu, suffers from a rare condition where he is allergic to humans. Using his wealth, he buys numerous items, including a vast collection of robots and video game consoles. Jo Ji Ah, who pretends to be a robot, impresses Kim Min Kyu with her quick thinking and resourcefulness, always finding solutions to his challenges. Kim Min Kyu is both surprised and delighted by Jo Ji Ah's ability to handle any situation. A wealthy young man allergic to humans and a girl pretending to be a robot form the central dynamic.

But why does Kim Min Kyu have this strange condition? And why is Jo Ji Ah the only person he can touch without reacting to, unlike everyone else? How long can they stay together before Kim Min Kyu discovers that Jo Ji Ah is not a real robot? I’m Not a Robot is an intriguing story, filled with fascinating characters and a plot that keeps you guessing. This series is a perfect blend of suspense and heart, making it a highly enjoyable watch.

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Director: Jung Dae-yoon
Cast: Yoo Seung-ho, Chae Soo-bin, Um Ki-joon

Episodes: 32

IMDb Rating: 8.0

The Emperor: Owner of the Mask focuses on political conflict, centering around the struggles of Crown Prince Lee Seon to thwart a plot to monopolize the waters of the Korean peninsula. Alongside him is Han Ga Eun, and together they navigate battles, unveil hidden truths, and see Lee Seon triumph over evil, becoming a legendary ruler of Korea.

A group led by Kim Hwa Gun (Yoon So Hee) seeks to control the court by monopolizing the country's water supply. Meanwhile, the king forces his son, Lee Seon, to wear a mask in order to protect him. Han Ga Eun (Kim So Hyun), a beautiful and intelligent young woman, harbors a desire for revenge against Lee Seon after her father is wrongfully executed because of him. However, she ultimately falls in love with the prince. The series features a compelling plot, talented actors, and exquisite cinematography from the producers.

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Director: Noh Do Chul, Park Won Gook
Cast: Yoo Seung-ho, Kim So-hyun, Kim Myung-soo, Yoon So-hee

Episodes: 40

IMDb Rating: 7.4

Imaginary Cat is considered the first Korean drama to focus on cats. It tells the story of a human and a cat who share similar experiences, living together and healing each other's wounds through empathy and mutual understanding.

Hyun Jong Hyun (Yoo Seung Ho) is a webtoon artist who works part-time at a bookstore. Though working at the bookstore is his dream, his stubborn and arrogant nature causes him to face numerous challenges in life. One rainy day, he encounters a stray cat and decides to take it in. He names it BoK Gil and begins to learn more about cats. As he works harder to support both himself and BoK Gil, the story is told from the perspectives of both Hyun Jong Hyun and the cat, offering valuable life lessons along the way.

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Director: Lee Hyun-joo
Cast: Yoo Seung-ho, Han Ye-ri, Cho Hye-jung

Episodes: 8

IMDb Rating: 7.1

Remember: War of the Son follows the story of Seo Jin Woo (Yoo Seung Ho), a brilliant lawyer suffering from hyperthymesia, and Lee In Ah (Park Min Young), a cheerful lawyer who matures as she realizes the harsh realities of the legal world. Seo Jin Woo faces off against the law as he seeks to prove his father Seo Jae Hyuk's (Jeon Kwang Ryul) innocence. Lee In Ah almost abandons her legal career, but after encountering Seo Jin Woo's father's case, her life is forever changed. The two are childhood friends, and as Lee In Ah investigates the case with him, she begins to feel something deeper than just friendship for Seo Jin Woo.

Remember: War of the Son is not just a legal drama, it also explores humanity and the connections between law and the personal lives affected by it. The story beautifully intertwines events inside and outside the courtroom.

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Director: Lee Chang Min
Cast: Yoo Seung Ho, Park Min Young, Park Sung Woong, Namkoong Min, Jung Hye Sung

Episodes: 20

IMDb Rating: 7.9

Adapted from the popular historical comic, Warrior Baek Dong Soo with 42 episodes captivated audiences and received numerous positive reviews. The plot revolves around two master swordsmen, Dong Soo (played by Ji Chang Wook) and his childhood friend Yeo Woon (played by Yoo Seung Ho), who grew up together in a secretive and strict training camp for children. Despite starting from the same place, they end up on opposite paths as adults. While Dong Soo becomes a skilled and courageous leader, eventually appointed as the captain of the royal guards to protect King Jeong Jo, Yeo Woon joins a rebellious group, plotting to assassinate the king.

Warrior Baek Dong Soo has become one of the most sought-after dramas, not just in the historical genre but across all fields. The adaptation of the popular comic by artist Lee Jae Hun attracted the attention of fans with the starring roles of Ji Chang Wook and Yoo Seung Ho. What stood out was Yoo Seung Ho's portrayal of a cold-blooded assassin, a departure from his usual roles as a quiet hero, causing fans to be both surprised and eager to see his transformation. Watch it and experience the thrill!

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Director: Lee Hyun-jik, Kim Hong-sun
Cast: Ji Chang-wook, Yoo Seung-ho, Yoon So-yi, Shin Hyun-bin, Choi Min-soo, Jun Kwang-ryul

IMDb Rating: 8.0

After making his debut as a child actor, Yoo Seung Ho made a major impact with his first feature film, The Way Home. Directed by Lee Jeong Hyang, Yoo's expressive eyes in photos led to his selection for the role. The film was a huge success, becoming the second highest-grossing film in South Korea in 2002, marking the beginning of Yoo Seung Ho's rise to stardom as the 'nation's little brother.'

The Way Home tells the heartwarming story of a grandmother and her young grandson. Sang Woo, a city boy, is sent to live with his grandmother in a rural village after his parents' divorce. Initially angry and resentful, Sang Woo feels abandoned and behaves rudely towards his grandmother. Through her patience and unconditional love, Sang Woo learns empathy, humility, and the importance of family.

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Director: Lee Jeong-hyang

Cast: Kim Eul-boon, Yoo Seung-ho

Duration: 92 minutes

IMDb Rating: 7.8

Do You See Seoul? features young stars like Yoo Seung Ho, Kim Yoo Jung, and Moon Ga Young. Set in 1976, the story takes place on a remote island where teacher Eun Young plans an educational trip for her students to a cookie factory in Seoul. Despite initial objections from the parents, Eun Young convinces them to let the children go. However, once they arrive in the bustling city, some of the students get distracted by the advanced bicycles and end up getting lost.

Yoo Seung Ho plays Gil Su, the older brother of Young Mi (Kim Yoo Jung), and together they form a lovable pair on screen. At the time, Yoo Seung Ho stood out with his bright smile and charming portrayal of a rural boy, despite his darker complexion. Do You See Seoul? received praise from critics for its heartfelt storyline, artistic value, and the natural performances of the young cast.

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Director: Song Dong Yoon

Main Cast: Yoo Seung Ho, Lee Chang Hoon, Oh Soo-ah, Kim Yoo Jung

Duration: 85 minutes

When Flowers Bloom, I Think of the Moon is a captivating historical drama featuring talented young actors. Set during the Joseon dynasty, the film depicts the harsh pressures of the feudal system, which causes frustration among the people. In major national exams, such as the prestigious exams to select officials, wealth and power are often used to buy top positions. Nam Young (Yoo Seung Ho), the intelligent and exceptional protagonist, excels in every exam, including the local exams for Hwang and the national exam. However, in the final state exam for the top scholar position, he is only ranked fourth, as the top three spots are filled by the children of powerful military officials and nobles.

At that moment, Nam Young feels both sadness and anger. During a royal banquet, he refuses to drink the wine offered by the king, believing it contradicts his principles. His integrity eventually earns him the top scholar position. The film portrays his dedication to his ideals and his unwavering commitment to his personal goals. Besides the political themes, the film also includes a humorous love story between Nam Young and Kang Ro Seo (Lee Hye Ri), a strong and capable woman. Don’t miss When Flowers Bloom, I Think of the Moon!

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Director: Hwang In-hyuk

Main Cast: Yoo Seung Ho, Lee Hye Ri, Byeon Woo Seok, Kang Mi Na

Duration: 70 minutes

IMDb Rating: 8.5

Memorist is based on the webtoon of the same name. The story follows Dong Baek (Yoo Seung Ho), a man with a unique ability: whenever he touches someone, he can read their memories. He uses this power in his work as a detective. Early episodes bring intense cases of kidnappings and murders targeting young girls. Unlike ordinary crimes, the culprit is a fanatic who kidnaps victims to indoctrinate them with his twisted beliefs. Those who refuse to comply face deadly consequences.

The series is filled with emotional rollercoasters, with each case leaving a lingering sense of unease, anger, and sadness for the audience. Its fast-paced nature keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, unable to stop watching until the final episode, while also building anticipation for the next one.

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Directors: Kim Whee, Oh Seung Yeol, So Jae Hyun

Main Cast: Yoo Seung Ho, Lee Se Young, Jo Sung Ha

Number of Episodes: 16

IMDb Rating: 7.7

My Strange Hero follows the story of Kang Bok Soo, a young man who returns to his old school seeking revenge after being wrongfully expelled. Having quietly matured over the years, he unexpectedly reenters his past life, plotting his revenge. However, his plan takes an unexpected turn when he runs into his first love, Son Soo Jung (Jo Bo Ah).

Played by Yoo Seung Ho, who brings a character that's cool on the outside but warm-hearted on the inside, the series follows him as he navigates his way through these complex emotional layers. Jo Bo Ah stars alongside him as the female lead and his love interest. My Strange Hero (Bok Soo trở về) will warm your heart during the cold winter season with its heartwarming love story. A couple reunites after 9 years of separation, only to face a major misunderstanding that tears them apart. Fans will eagerly await the sweet moments that follow all the pent-up emotions. That’s what this series promises to deliver.

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Director: Kim Yoon Young

Main Cast: Yoo Seung Ho, Jo Bo Ah, Kwak Dong-yeon

Number of Episodes: 32

IMDb Rating: 7.1