Bargain: Sex Traffickers, Organ Harvests, Earthquake, Oh My!

[cmoneyspinner]

<p>“Bargain” begins with a scene in a hotel room. No Hyung-Soo had driven a long distance to an obscure location, with the hope of being to have sex with a “virgin”. He was willing to pay $1,000 for the act. If she is a virgin, $1,000 is a bargain. Right? He and the young woman were in the room hammering out the details. </p>

 

[Quintessential Mrs. Park]

Organ harvesting, earthquakes, and criminals negotiating – sounds like a bit much for a drama. I appreciate unique storylines, but this seems like a stretch. Nevertheless, the ratings are intriguing. Maybe I'll give it a shot, though I'm skeptical about how these disparate elements come together cohesively.

 

[PoshBabe]

The way "Bargain" handles the earthquake twist really changes the game! It must have been amazing to watch those intense action scenes. In the K-drama scene, I'm always game for something new, and this looks like a crazy ride. You can't argue with a miniseries that makes you uneasy and tense.

 

[Sideways]

This drama captures the essence of a suspenseful thriller. It's a long ride from start to finish, and I'm still perplexed as to how they were able to film the scene without cutting it into longer segments. Fantastic work with the camera.
This is ideal for fans of one-take scenes. I really liked how the camera moved in one of the shots! Ju-Young Lee is fantastic and hilarious in this show! I'm ready for season two.

 

[WeepingMemories3000]

A television program that perfectly reflects our times... Directors clearly exaggerate people's fears and desires to express not only today's reality, but also people's dreams, desires, impulses, and fears in general. Look at the films they made even a half-century ago—a pitiful sight. Furthermore, a morbid search for these themes is being conducted, whereas fifty years ago, some would have fainted, others would have left the room immediately, and some would have reported. When we reflect on our lives fifty years ago, we all smile, but why we would all want to return is a mystery. Given the foregoing, extinction is not far away.

 

[ChainsawMadonna]

The transition from organ harvesting to an earthquake is intriguing, but I'm curious if it disrupted the narrative flow. The series appears to have balanced intense moments with character complexities. I enjoy a drama that pushes the characters and keeps the audience guessing. The reviews are compelling, and I'm considering adding it to my watchlist.

 

[Norelle]

"Bargain" sounds delightfully twisted and insane, which is exactly my type of drama. The dark and complex traits of the characters are what I look for in a series. The earthquake's unpredictability, which adds chaos to an already intense storyline, is a stroke of genius. I can't get enough of a drama that holds your attention from beginning to end.

 

[PetsPawfect27]

The premise of "Bargain" seems like a wild ride. I'm not usually into K-dramas, but the unique storyline and intense scenes might just pull me in. Plus, it being a mini-series is a bonus – no long commitment needed. I'll give it a shot based on the diverse reactions.

 

[KpopKween23]

The mix of crime, survival, and unexpected twists in "Bargain" is right up my alley. The earthquake turning the tables adds a layer of suspense that I find intriguing. The characters' survival instincts and the unexpected alliances make it sound like a thrilling watch. Count me in for a gripping K-drama experience!​

 

[Zoey]

I think I saw the actress from Ballerina in the trailer.