ブルーバレンタイン
“永遠に変わらない愛なんて、ないの”
あらすじ
努力家の妻シンディと気ままな夫ディーンは娘と3人暮らし。そんな二人の現在と過去を描きながら、愛の素晴らしさと破局の切なさを映し出す。ライアン・ゴズリング、ミシェル・ウィリアムズ共演のラヴ・ストーリー。
作品考察・見どころ
AIが作品の魅力を深く読み解いています
“永遠に変わらない愛なんて、ないの”
努力家の妻シンディと気ままな夫ディーンは娘と3人暮らし。そんな二人の現在と過去を描きながら、愛の素晴らしさと破局の切なさを映し出す。ライアン・ゴズリング、ミシェル・ウィリアムズ共演のラヴ・ストーリー。
AIが作品の魅力を深く読み解いています
FindKeyのエディトリアルチームがこの作品の深層や歴史を解説しています。
I am basing my opinion here on only the first season trilogy so far, but if my opinion radically changes after watching more episodes, I can always come back here and edit. I like Jack Taylor so far, the character and the program. This is a feat as I am not usually drawn to shows that draw a lot from organized crime or conspiracies that reach into political or law enforcement ranks. But Mr. Taylor is interesting enough to have me rooting for him. He is tough and smart, as you would expect, with a caustic wit and a soft heart, though it is well-hidden a lot of the time. The show reminds me of the old American Rockford Files series, which has the same humor and caustic edge, and a main character who seems to get physically roughed up a lot. So far it feels like a crime or set of crimes is solved during the course of every 90-minute episode, but there is also further dramatic thread that runs through the three shows. Each episode seems to reaches a point where Jack Taylor’s cause is hopeless, but his way through his crises don’t seem contrived or miraculous. I recommend the shops for those who like a mixture of wit, violence and Irish noir, and I am looking forward to the next season.
