s01e03 — Part 3: The Eye and the Prime Object
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| Duration: | 90 min. |
| Released: | 13.12.200614.12.2006 02:00 |
| Watched by: | 37 95468.84% |
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In general, there are many questions. But the series is interesting.
and so in general I liked it, the plot is not broken)
I liked the plot, but I would like more background of the room and objects. I wish there were more such series)
By the way, what if the series is on, it's just that the episodes come out like the BBC's Sherlock? We are waiting for the next three episodes in a couple of years 😂
no, unfortunately the series is over, although there are still a lot of questions. Maybe that's the whole point
I have no more words...
The plot is very exciting, I wanted to watch it over and over again.. The main character is a dream! Ah, I burst into tears at the end when he saved his daughter after all.
In general, it's a hell of a series, I advise everyone =))
It was enough for him to understand that the comb stops time, to leave the room, to see that the comb does not break. Buy a new comb, go into the room, break the old one and discover the properties of the old comb on the new one. Or do it with any other object.
What is more surprising is that no one has stolen the sheets yet. If there were actions in Russia, they would have stolen it in the first place)
I came here (for the first time) to read the comments after watching, and I got hooked on the phrase about sheets and Russia, because I had already read it somewhere before downloading the series (stuck in my head precisely because of its absurdity, because of a misunderstanding of the connection, what does the series, Russia and sheets have to do with it), I thought it was in the comments on lostfilm.
I killed half an hour, I found a headache, I didn't find a comment, but I found a lot of all sorts of theories, thanks for the adventure years later :D
But an actor... This face, untouched by intelligence and a moist mouth, froze and distracted throughout the action. So if a sequel comes out, hopefully without Peter Krause's involvement. But it was nice to look at Peter Jacobson ^^ I immediately remembered House, and his jokes :)
But an actor... This face, untouched by intelligence and a moist mouth, froze and distracted throughout the action. So if a sequel comes out, hopefully without Peter Krause's involvement. But it was nice to look at Peter Jacobson ^^ I immediately remembered House, and his jokes :)
It's really strange how many "experts", collectors, fanatics and users there were! It is unclear how for so many years no one has come to any conclusions, and only the main character managed to more or less "assemble the puzzle picture". It's unclear why he didn't explode in the room! It is unclear why everything happened in room 10, and the items were brought at 8! If there are several rooms, perhaps we were talking about parallel universes, space-time curvatures))) It looks like the films Hypercube and Interstellar and the dualism of the universes of the series The Edge could very well explain the actions of objects and the rupture of matter when opening a room by experiment)))
In general, I like it better when a movie ends unfinished. The explanation invented by the screenwriters may disappoint me, but never my own fantasy.
Another option is with a stretched rope under the door, a hole in the door, etc. You can experiment for a long time)
Joe did not become an Object at the time of the Event, so everyone remembers about him :))
offtop - I used to write not scripts, but network prose
, and now I edit other people's scripts for games)))
I think now I know where the authors of the books first got the idea for such a plot :D
Of course, I would have kept the key for myself (even after everything that happened), but the ending is really amazing
Although it's actually a good thing that he's not here. No matter how much I wanted to know about the Event, and suddenly it would disappoint me, they would come up with some bullshit, and then you would live with this knowledge. And so there is an ending and a mystery remains, because the main goal is to save the daughter, and not to forget about everything.
And okay with this Event, but why did gg move to room 8, and his daughter still remembers him after everything that happened.
The owners of the Objects are kind of strange: they seem to kill for the Object, but they don't mind helping to the extent that they can part with it. Although I liked all of them except the Order, even if they are villains. The dude with the ticket is generally the kindest creature, and the Weasel is just an adventurer. You watch and you don't know who's going to do what kind of shit. Turn by turn, a great series!
I really love the genre of fiction, but here the authors obviously overdid it and did not understand what they were shooting about. I had approximate feelings after watching LOST. I remember watching the first seasons with a sigh, waiting for the solution of the previous mysteries in the new series. And what was my disappointment when, with each new season after the opening of the bunker, the series got worse and worse, and the writers themselves got confused in the nonsense that they filmed.
It seems to me that the same thing happened with the "Lost Room". A great start to the story, really unusual. A very confusing story of the disappearance of the daughter of the main character. And it could be very cool to beat, to make it delicious....But no, it didn't work out!
What was the point of implicating religion here, where did these things come from, who created them, why did these things go to certain people, why are these things sold like lots under the hammer, if they are so fucking important, like a dude, in an office environment he inserted his eye, what kind of cancer did he fuck up his slate nerve!? Are you drooling?
And if the properties of the objects in the room itself don't work, then why didn't Carl die immediately from a direct shot to the chest? Point blank! Why, Carl, why!?
And what upset me the most was the absolutely dreary ending! Just about nothing! "The law of conservation of objects", f*ck...
Fart - and nothing more!
Don't get fooled by the ratings and don't waste time on this dreary sight
Unclosed storylines, illogical actions of the characters, the disgusting play of the main actor (once again I am convinced that Peter Krause is an actor like I am a ballerina). Well, the cherry on the cake is the fastest possible ending. It feels like they wanted to end on the third episode at all costs, spitting on explanations, etc.
I didn't understand why my wife doesn't remember this one-eyed man and no one remembers, but the main character, after he himself became an object, is remembered by both his daughter and madame (I don't remember the name)
I'm also worried about this thing, why does he have another daughter here in the picture for the series, and not Elle Fanning? Or am I wrong?
The ending, as for me, would be better dramatic, like in Silent Hill (like with a split reality, very creepy and sad, as for me)
Nothing is said about the Guest at all. Apparently, it is assumed that in the end we should somehow sympathize with his "frozen" in the real world, and rejoice at his deliverance, but we do not know anything about him at all. The situation of GG is also absolutely unclear - what happened to him and whether it happened, how he will continue to exist. That he finished there - hundreds of objects are still lying around the country.
I don't mind when there is an understatement in mystery series, but there is not an understatement, there is simply no clear plot basis. The feeling that the idea was invented, but how to finish it is not.
It is a pity that there is no explanation, BUT! It makes you show imagination)
I understand that Carl (the man who wanted to resurrect his son, with an eye inserted) took the place of a woman from room 9, and once room 9 disappeared when Joe (gg) became an object (although why was he not forgotten? 🤔 ), then there are 8 of them left, therefore, the man without an eye, from the psychiatric hospital, is not the first "master", since he was in room 9. Or I'm dumb and I didn't catch something.. I understand that every change of "owner" is a minus room
And once the key has respawned (appeared again), then the story will go, in a certain way, in a circle
I really like the SCP theme and there is a real treasure trove here. It is a pity that there are few TV series / films of this concept.
I even liked the understatement, because chewing would result in several not very interesting seasons, it seems to me.
It looks from top to bottom without stopping.
There were so many confusing subjects, and it was so disturbing to the end whether the daughter would get out of the room or not. And I was so glad to see them together after restarting the room.🥳
I definitely recommend it to everyone to watch, it's worth it🙂