DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
After @Buckaroo mentioned it, I gave the first two seasons of Irish gangster drama Love/Hate a spin.
Frankly, it seemed a bit silly to start with, but after a first series where there's a distinct lack of actual profitable crime, season two seems to pick up a head of steam and offer returns on investment in initially worthless characters.
So whither season three, any good?
Pros:
Frankly, it seemed a bit silly to start with, but after a first series where there's a distinct lack of actual profitable crime, season two seems to pick up a head of steam and offer returns on investment in initially worthless characters.
So whither season three, any good?
Pros:
- Some great tics develop. Witness the rictus grin of one chap in particular.
- Aidan Gillen, making post-Wire hay as a gang boss
- Fran, the ragey fag smuggler, as played by Peter Coonan
- Too many pretty types cluttering up the screen, making it the equivalent to Misfits as Brookie was to Hollyoaks
- Similarly, a fondness for glossy musical montage sequences
- Not enough capers being undertaken to pay for all the flash pads