アポロ13

アポロ13

アポロ13

““ヒューストン…トラブル発生””

19952h 19m★ 7.5ドラマ履歴

あらすじ

アポロ1号の失敗から3年後の1969年、アームストロング船長が初めて月面着陸に成功。その同じ年、予備チームだったジム（トム・ハンクス）、フレッド（ビル・パクストン）、ケン（ゲイリー・シニーズ）の3人は、アポロ13の乗組員に選ばれる。だが、打ち上げ直前に大きな問題が起こる。検査の結果、ケンが風疹に感染した疑いがあることが分かり、急遽、予備チームのジャック（ケヴィン・ベーコン）と交代することになったのだ。1970年4月、無事アポロ13は打ち上げに成功するが、月到着前に突然船内で爆発事故が発生。ヒューストン管制センターでは、アポロ13を地球に戻そうと、職員たちが不眠不休で必死の救出作戦に乗り出す。NASAの協力により船内シーンを実際の無重力空間で撮影するなど、リアルな宇宙描写が満載。奇跡的に生還を果たしたアポロ13の真実の物語を描いた感動ドラマ。

作品考察・見どころ

極限状態で輝く知性と不屈の精神こそが本作の真髄です。絶望を希望へ転換させる「最高の失敗」という力強いメッセージが、観る者の魂を揺さぶります。ロン・ハワード監督の徹底したリアリズムにより、静かな緊張感が圧倒的な没入感へと昇華されており、息もつかせぬ展開が続きます。トム・ハンクスらの抑制された演技は、プロの矜持を鮮烈に体現しています。広大な宇宙の孤独と地上の熱量の対比が生むダイナミズムは、映像ならではの表現。知恵を絞り一丸となって困難に挑む姿は、時代を超えて勇気を与えてくれる人間讃歌の傑作です。

興行成績

製作費: $52,000,000 (78億円)

興行収入: $355,237,933 (533億円)

推定収支: $303,237,933 (455億円)

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★ 6

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★ 7

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