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Korean plays has become a huge phenomenon on Netflixwith shows like Face and We are all dead Remove historical viewers.
There’s a new Korean drama series, TriggerStreaming now on Netflix that had us on the outskirts of our seats.
It’s a violent, wild journey that promises to raise some big questions, and stars some big K-drama talent for a boot.
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The default is terribly timely
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In real life, South Korea has Incredible gun regulations – A gun license requires the citizen to pass a written examination, for example. In the world TriggerFirearms are completely banned. But the fragile peace created by the lack of weapons is shattered when an influx of illegal guns sweeps the nation. Overnight, free guns for millions of people sent to them without any explanation.
Lee is doing (Kim nam-gil), a former military -turned a policeman, begins to investigate the gun trade and find himself immersed with Moon Baek (Kim Young-Kwang), mysterious weapons dealer with dual personality and carefully organized agenda.
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For American audiences, regulation of guns is a subject that has argued enthusiastically, with strong views on both sides of the aisle. It will be fascinating to see how another culture treats this subject. When guns almost exist for decades, how would culture respond to their revival?
“It’s a story about a situation we’ve all imagined at least once,” Director Kwon oh-sung have told the T Netflix Team. “This series explores guns from a different perspective, putting them in the middle of the story.”
The action sequences look electric
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In the 1 minute trailer, 34 seconds, we see a motorcycle persecution, people crashing through windows, criminals being tackled and much more. Glass is shattered by bullets and faces are sprayed with blood. Trigger Looks like it will have incredible combat choreography and fine, thrilling action sequences. We can’t wait to see what kind of crazy stunts will be performed at this Netflix show.
The main actors are K-Dama powerhouses
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Kim Nam-Gil is a pro in the Korean drama space, best known for leading roles in the play A portrait of beautythe crime excitement movie Murderer biography And the TV-Comedy Drama The fiery priest. You only have to look at the comments under a YouTube video of the trailer to see what a big star is – the excitement is evident in a new role. (“Kim Nam Gil, the best actor in the universe,” wrote one fan.)
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Kim Young-Kwang, who started as a model before making his first acting appearance in 2008, has consistently built a strong reputation in film and TV. He won the Best New Actor Award at the prestigious Bayksang Arts Awards in 2019 for his film On the day of your marriage and since then he has become a former actor in himself. Is known for its multi -purpose performances in projects such as Someone and Call it love. His role in Trigger promises a violent and unpredictable intensity that will be a thrill to watch.
The characters’ relationship as two men on the other sides of the law also looks like he will have a fascinating dynamics, as Moon Baek seems to be suggesting a team, though Chagrin Lee Do.
You can watch Trigger on Netflix now.
