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| Release Date: | 25.05.200526.05.2005 05:00 |
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Discussion: Season 1, Episode 25 Join the Discussion
98and yes, the idea with the numbers is awesome)
I've been through the entire 20th episode, where was that moment?..
I swallowed it in a week :D
The end of the season leaves a lot of questions.
I've been reviewing "Lost" for a month now. Since 2005, this iconic postmodern series, which turned my mind upside down, has attracted me over and over again. I rarely watch TV shows, but I've watched "Lost" several times, especially the first seasons.
I don't know, maybe it's because "Lost" is the most brilliant series in the world, but its plot still hasn't lost its relevance for me. The semantic content, dynamics, and acting are as exciting as the first time.
In the first season, the dramatic stories of passengers who suffered a plane crash and found themselves on a mysterious island are just being unwound. The first season is an acquaintance that grows into eternity.
Jack, Kate, Locke, Said, Hurley, Charlie, Jin, Sun, Sawyer and the rest of the legendary characters are just starting their journey. "Others" loom on the horizon, black smoke is terrifying, the hatch is impregnable and fatal numbers are everywhere.
If you get to the Island, then your life will not be the same. "Lost" is forever.
the black box, or Pandora's box, as you like, is open and now all the troubles of humanity will spill out?
I thought Hurley was going to take all the dynamite for himself, he's a damn lucky guy, nothing's going to happen to him. But alas, his actions are not clear to me.
Charlie and Claire and the baby are insanely cute, I hope Charlie doesn't take cocaine from the statuette. It would be cool if that single statuette turned out to be empty, like a sign that you need to stop.
I hope that in the next seasons love story will be waiting for me, not Jack/Kate, but Sawyer/Kate, because the chemistry between them is incredible. They have such different stories, but they are so similar in their unfortunate fate and audacity. I hope they will be an incendiary couple. Jack is a good character, but he doesn't need Kate, he needs someone like Song.
Although the Koreans are not my favorite couple, they have a very deep and platonic relationship, which is very attractive. It's bad that some phrases still have to be hammered into the translator, since not a damn thing is clear. Because of this, I don't like series about them.
Locke, as before, is the most mysterious character. As far as I understood, Jack decided to solve the problem with him in a rather prosaic way. Knowing the doctor, he definitely won't do that, and Kate isn't one of those. And Locke himself is a tenacious bastard, and surprisingly, one of the most interesting characters, well, how to take him out of the game, which I won't say about Michael and his son. And it's better to leave the dog.
Overall, it's a very addictive series. I thought that I would not like it, because the graphics of those times were not very good, and the series itself has been almost 15 years old, but so far it is very interesting, it is clear that the writers did their best.
So far, the invisible monsters that are on the other side of the frame are a little annoying, they could at least show one paw, hint at least what it is.
I have identified Sawyer, Locke, Said and Kabanchik as the best actors.
By the way, the series about the boar who became Sawyer's stalker is one of my favorites.
These are my impressions of season 1 of "Lost", let's see what awaits us next.
I hope to find answers to these and other questions when watching the next seasons. The series is fire, I've been going to it for more than 10 years!
and the ladder in the bunker is broken off. Will they go down the rope?
They are generally not very economic, everything is scattered around the island 😂
Jack is clearly tired of being a leader, he doesn't need it, but he can't humanly say, fuck your own problems.
this music, this positive attitude all the way. I would watch a separate series with him.
And in General... Hurley must be terribly offended! If the others just bought a ticket and flew, then he put so much effort into getting on the plane!!! And then this!
When it was on, I was in middle school, and my classmates were mashing up the plot and buying posters and stickers with characters. Back then, I didn't watch TV shows in principle, and until recently, I considered Lost to be another "soap drama" with a touch of mysticism, albeit very hyped.
And now, having binge-watched season 1, I'm glad that 1) I'm reviewing my views 2) I'm watching it right now.
This is one of the kindest series on life topics, about relationships and people in general. And the intertwining of destinies, riddles and a vague sense of danger make you not look up from the screen.
And yes, it was on Myshows that I caught an unrealistic spoiler in the comments to "Mr. Robot," so don't go there if you're watching Lost for the first time)
The bunker is open, long live the bunker!
Did anyone else doubt that Jack's leadership pants would carry dynamite on their own, even by deception? I'm not.
And as if for good reason, Kate started jumping over the rocks like a goat, forgetting about explosives.
What kind of black clouds are chasing them? I didn't really understand the haze that came out of the pit.
Danielle miscalculated, she grabbed the wrong kid. Oh, what's going to happen...
Michael is so perceptive sometimes, where everything goes is when it comes to himself... Cleverly identified Sawyer as an amateur suicide bomber.
A man of faith and a man of science, an eternal confrontation.
And yes, there is a destiny, but to claim that Boone's death is only part of the puzzle... This is to absolve yourself of all responsibility. Reassure yourself. That's what blind faith means. It means going where you're told, without thinking, and justifying any bullshit with purpose. I wouldn't be surprised if he eventually says: Well, the others took Walt away because the Island asked, so that's what it's supposed to do. Brother, you were given legs, and not given the opportunity to spread rivers with your hands, calm down.
And that's another reason why I'll never choose Locke's path again, and I understand why Jack is so eager to eliminate it.
There are a million questions, even more intrigues, and what a busy project, every moment is practically given for something, not counting a bunch of Easter eggs, I still love Abrams and his approaches to his creations.
Girls have all the numbers too.
Actually, if you look at the series, they're everywhere. They wanted to buy a yacht for 42 thousand (this is in season 2, not much of a spoiler, if I don't say who and why, just a random fact), Kate was handed over for 23 thousand, in one of the flashbacks in season 2 there will be a parking lot with license plates, boarding the flight - exit 23, seats on the Plane 15 and 16 Hurley, Jack, Rose, and Bernard have 23, etc.
I'm not a wild fan of Lost, after the completion of the project there are many questions for the creators, but abstracting from the whole series as a whole, the first season itself is definitely a masterpiece.
This will continue to happen - at the first screening, there is one long finale of the season, which is then divided into parts.
Now, when I'm late for something and everything goes wrong, I can't help but remember this episode. What if I'm being warned against something, too? What if I shouldn't be where I'm in such a hurry?
John and Jack look deep into the bunker as the camera zooms down.
God, I can still remember how much I was looking forward to the start of the second season in order to satisfy my curiosity. I had so many questions, theories, and guesses in my head. No series has ever aroused such a storm of interest in me.
Damn, when Boone is shown, my heart contracts.
She screamed like a seagull when Sawyer called Jin Chewie.))
Of course, the caste is incredible, this is not the tolerasty of the 2020s with LGBT people in all the cracks, for 2004 it's just a challenge with such racial and religious diversity on the screen and it's catchy, adult catchy. The depth of each character is amazing, the dialogues and interactions are on top. The plot is, without exaggeration, an icon in the survival genre, it's a pity that now this is no longer being filmed. Modern shows critically lack humanity and sociality.
The so-called Others came from where they were not expected, the last episodes escalated the threat from the jungle, and they attacked the raft, which is quite unexpected. Although the whole movie with a bonfire and black smoke to the skies was exclusively a multi-step Daniel Russo. Although her words about "they came for the boy" and Walt's abduction, well, basically everything fits. They really came, but for the wrong reason.
The final cliffhanger, of course, sets you up to wait for the sequel, there are numbers on the hatch, and the camera ominously moving away into the darkness from the faces of the main characters into the mysterious bunker. Wow, that scene gives me the creeps.
I agree about the monster, I'm reviewing it now, and it sounds like some kind of transformers.
And by the way, how will they survive in the open ocean in such distant lands?
So far, everything is fine, I don't feel a bit stretched. And I still don't understand, where are the Cliffhangers? (I've heard that there are a lot of them in this series, but I haven't seen them yet, apparently this is only the case this season. Of course there are cliffhangers, but there are 5-6 of them, when I was told that they were in almost every episode. I don't really care about cliffhangers, I've just heard about it everywhere.)