Make Your Own Kind Of Music. Ahh, even on the ringtone how much it cost. Well, the moment with Desmond, the moment! Honestly, could you imagine what would end up in the bunker? Jack and Locke, looking at the bunker, a rising melody. From that moment on, I didn't get SUCH goosebumps.
Hooked up with a girl on a TV series. I understand that watching this series, even after 10 years, is not the same as watching it for the first time. Although I forgot almost all the details except the main idea, a lot of things are not as exciting as the first time. In the first minutes of the second season, I roughly understood what it would be about. One can only envy his girlfriend and all those who watch the series for the first time.
It seems that all those people with whom the main characters crossed paths before the island are not accidental. And the destinies of each are intertwined The further denouement and the story of Desmond are interesting, how did he get there??
@ushakovatory: Yes! when I watched it, I got the impression that there was some kind of catch in it.Although the characters have completely different fates.
I remember watching the whole family in zahleb, the plot is very unusual and not bad, although, as often happens, the ending was crumpled up. The most gorgeous selection of actors, playing at a height and all this against the backdrop of beautiful nature. The series was exciting from the first episode and looked very interesting 😃
I like effective characters who are capable of feats. They react to what is happening, they can change their mind and side if they receive additional information about the situation. Although Jack is a "leader," he is only like that in words. Locke and even Hurley and Kate look at the big picture. And Dr. Shepard wants to achieve what he wants with little blood. When he doesn't come out, he gives up. He'd rather do nothing than take the risk. Such a leader would lead the survivors to the grave, it's good that there is an alternative.😀
"Well, the moment with Desmond, the moment! Honestly, could you imagine what would end up in the bunker?"
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In general, the stadium scene has no other plot purpose other than to show us this character, and this phrase is also his final one. If such a flashback had happened last season, I would have been really surprised, and, moreover, I admired how well everything was thought out, but considering that literally 10 minutes before the end of the episode we are shown meeting with a random character, almost meaningless, despite the fact that at the beginning of the episode, there is a man in the bunker with the same He used to do sports with a long haircut under "Make Your Own Kind Of Music", and now the same athletic guy with the same haircut meets Jack at the stadium and tells him "See You in another life Brother" kamon, this is actually a spoiler, and after all this, how can you not expect that it is in the bunker? This guy?
The morning of a Komsomol member, an athlete, a handsome man from the 50s is the most excellent choice to confuse the viewer at the beginning of the season, and then also unravel the episode.
Pure emptiness with Walt in the jungle, and that whisper, brr, it's weird how Shannon didn't get even more fucked up.
From the point of view of the plot, characters like Locke are needed to push him. No one would have bothered to tell us what was in the hatch if he hadn't been sick. From the point of view of a responsible person who can't ride just because the awl is calling — what the fuck, Grandfather? Finally, that's it, and that's it, I can't wait, and fuck the dumplings, I went, and you do what you want, the magic shell told me so.
"I thought you thought the glass was half full." "Do we have a glass?" Do whatever you want with me, and Jack got into a hole because of Kate and her restless ass. Also another fan of looking for adventures on it. I still don't know if she's really interested, or if she couldn't leave Locke unattended. And look how our doctor admires our * shipping glasses overshadowed her* Of course, as a leader, he made a mistake here twice, because he abandoned the camp and rushed to overthrow his head for the sake of one person.
But Sheppard is a tough guy. It's clear that he's a maximalist, but his folder was right about hope. Jack cannot help it: for him, the truth is absolute, if he says that the patient will not survive, then he will not survive; if he says I will save, then I will save. And those tears when he thinks he didn't help Sarah, didn't keep his promise... Very strongly.
Her ex-fiance is with a fucker. The bride almost died, and he was only interested in sexual relations, fe.
Desmond... Oh, what a man, Henry Ian Cusack always reminds me of Dustin Hoffman a little. And after all, optimism in the past, faith, and hope are almost overboard. I don't believe in such non-accidental chance encounters, I'm already dying to find out what brought him to the bunker on the island.
Brrr, goosebumps. And if you get more or less used to whispering (it's a joke, it's already the third time), then you're always afraid of Walt. Especially when it shouldn't be there.
Sooo unusual series😳 One question: HOW? How did Jack manage to assemble the spine? How did this "brother" end up in that place? The further you go, the more interesting it gets. I hope Sawyer and the others are all right...
Maybe it's just my imagination (I'm watching with headphones on, if anything), but at the moment when Jack enters the room where the music is playing, someone shouts his name several times, but it's not very clear because of the music.
An incredible intertwining of destinies. I'm so glad that I'm watching this series when it's already fully released, otherwise with such endings, I wouldn't have enough nerves to see new episodes.. And I really want to know what happened to those who went to the raft for help..
So no one is going to discuss Jack's hairstyle from the flashbacks?))))
In general, I'm reviewing the series for the first time since it was shown on TV, I remember everything pretty well, but I'm still worried about the boys.
I realized then that I would be the person who itched to open the hatch and check what was there... not because of a possible rescue or help, but simply out of curiosity.
@Lotta_Destler: I would definitely want to open the hatch. I don't know anything about the purpose, I don't know anything about hiding people there, and I don't even know anything about curiosity. But I fell on an island that doesn't seem to have anything on it. I didn't see any cities, airports, lighthouses. I live here. And suddenly – the hatch. This has a lot to do with me. Not opening it is like not opening the box that lies in the middle of my apartment.
Honestly, considering all the mysticism that was shown earlier on the island, like visions of dead heroes or whispers in the forest, I thought there would be another creepy monster in the bunker, like that flying smoke. But then they immediately show us that there is a living person there, and I was even a little disappointed by this turn. But now even more questions have arisen: why is the inscription "Quarantine" on the hatch and what is the purpose of the bunker?
I'm curious, but how did Walt end up on the island so quickly? Was this just another vision? Or did the Others' boat really manage to turn back quickly after the raft was blown up?
The song "Make Your Own Kind of Music" was forever remembered after this series. By the way, she was also in the movie "The Main Character" with Ryan Reynolds in 2021.
I don't know if I can say this isn't the first time I've watched it, because I was 6 years old in 2004. 😁 And my parents were watching, but I was more likely just catching fragments. Then I was clinging to the plot, I remember some individual moments and some of the characters. Now, well, I can't say that I'm as excited as the commentators above. I won't say that it was just delayed, interesting, yes, but not so much with tears and admiration) I keep looking further)
I'm reviewing Lost, and what cool emotions it is, I remember what it was like for the first time, what a shock all the twists were, twenty years later the series has not lost its relevance at all
@kamillaahmadi: I agree, so I'm reviewing it, and it's not the series itself that makes me feel nostalgic, but my feelings when watching it! The power to cling like that for years
When Jack was crying with Sarah, it was like💔💔💔 But is there really no miracle in the situation with Sarah, which Desmond mentioned? He also said about a meeting in another life
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82Well, the moment with Desmond, the moment! Honestly, could you imagine what would end up in the bunker? Jack and Locke, looking at the bunker, a rising melody. From that moment on, I didn't get SUCH goosebumps.
I finished watching the first season. I take up the second one :)
- Hurley, are you okay?
- yes. Great. I just need to take a leak." killed:I love Hurley.
"Then how can I move my fingers?" It's so easy to cry.
Whoever the fuck is talking!
The further denouement and the story of Desmond are interesting, how did he get there??
Well, I already guessed what was going on, eh
>: |
In general, the stadium scene has no other plot purpose other than to show us this character, and this phrase is also his final one. If such a flashback had happened last season, I would have been really surprised, and, moreover, I admired how well everything was thought out, but considering that literally 10 minutes before the end of the episode we are shown meeting with a random character, almost meaningless, despite the fact that at the beginning of the episode, there is a man in the bunker with the same He used to do sports with a long haircut under "Make Your Own Kind Of Music", and now the same athletic guy with the same haircut meets Jack at the stadium and tells him "See You in another life Brother" kamon, this is actually a spoiler, and after all this, how can you not expect that it is in the bunker? This guy?
Pure emptiness with Walt in the jungle, and that whisper, brr, it's weird how Shannon didn't get even more fucked up.
From the point of view of the plot, characters like Locke are needed to push him. No one would have bothered to tell us what was in the hatch if he hadn't been sick.
From the point of view of a responsible person who can't ride just because the awl is calling — what the fuck, Grandfather? Finally, that's it, and that's it, I can't wait, and fuck the dumplings, I went, and you do what you want, the magic shell told me so.
"I thought you thought the glass was half full."
"Do we have a glass?"
Do whatever you want with me, and Jack got into a hole because of Kate and her restless ass. Also another fan of looking for adventures on it. I still don't know if she's really interested, or if she couldn't leave Locke unattended. And look how our doctor admires our * shipping glasses overshadowed her*
Of course, as a leader, he made a mistake here twice, because he abandoned the camp and rushed to overthrow his head for the sake of one person.
But Sheppard is a tough guy. It's clear that he's a maximalist, but his folder was right about hope. Jack cannot help it: for him, the truth is absolute, if he says that the patient will not survive, then he will not survive; if he says I will save, then I will save. And those tears when he thinks he didn't help Sarah, didn't keep his promise... Very strongly.
Her ex-fiance is with a fucker. The bride almost died, and he was only interested in sexual relations, fe.
Desmond... Oh, what a man, Henry Ian Cusack always reminds me of Dustin Hoffman a little. And after all, optimism in the past, faith, and hope are almost overboard. I don't believe in such non-accidental chance encounters, I'm already dying to find out what brought him to the bunker on the island.
Brrr, goosebumps. And if you get more or less used to whispering (it's a joke, it's already the third time), then you're always afraid of Walt. Especially when it shouldn't be there.
I'm so glad that I'm watching this series when it's already fully released, otherwise with such endings, I wouldn't have enough nerves to see new episodes..
And I really want to know what happened to those who went to the raft for help..
In general, I'm reviewing the series for the first time since it was shown on TV, I remember everything pretty well, but I'm still worried about the boys.
I'm curious, but how did Walt end up on the island so quickly? Was this just another vision? Or did the Others' boat really manage to turn back quickly after the raft was blown up?
And I remember this song after Dexter.
And my parents were watching, but I was more likely just catching fragments.
Then I was clinging to the plot, I remember some individual moments and some of the characters.
Now, well, I can't say that I'm as excited as the commentators above.
I won't say that it was just delayed, interesting, yes, but not so much with tears and admiration)
I keep looking further)
But is there really no miracle in the situation with Sarah, which Desmond mentioned? He also said about a meeting in another life
May the fans forgive me!