LOST 06.17/18/18.5: "The End" (Everything Else Was Just Progress)
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TheGreatDave
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""This show is about people who are metaphorically lost in their lives, who get on an airplane, and crash on an island, and become physically lost on the planet Earth. And once they are able to metaphorically find themselves in their lives again, they will be able to physically find themselves in the world again. When you look at the entire show, that's what it will look like. That's what it's always been about." - Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof, IGN interview, January 16, 2007"
THEY FUCKING LIED TO US.
THEY FUCKING LIED TO US.
CartridgeBlower
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Did anyone get the impression that Vincent looked like a puppy in that final scene with Jack? Obviously it wasn't the same dog, but I think they specifically went out of their way to get a younger dog, possibly to tie in to the whole theme of rebirth.
No way was Kate "merely there." She had the best line of that scene when Charlie came back with the blankets and he hadn't awakened yet but both Kate and Claire had - they both look at Charlie with genuinely happy looks of admiration. Kate grabs for Charlie and says "Thank you." That got me because she was obviously talking about how he died for them.Lonestar said:
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TheGreatDave said:
boom headshot
brandonh83
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neoism said:
Amazing.
Solo said:
Is it possible that THIS was the last shot of the show? Because they used a job on that one, too. I think this one makes more sense than shooting a rainy fight scene in the wee hours of the morning after a 20 hour day.
I'm actually convinced this was the final shot.
TheGreatDave
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The plot this season has more fans than ever before, we have given above and spoilers of the episode that is apparent in other columns of this website, but some of you who have seen the previous night called Lost Finale explanation, because as things stand now, the explanation is too beautiful Lost Finale necessary to understand the whole theory behind the hand of the season six.
Well, the final episode has everything I had on the sixth season of Lost, since it runs from the time the plane crashed and then when Jack and Kate went to the funeral of the father of Jack , who died in that plane crash. It was beyond that described in great detail in the final of Lost as when she met Jack Christian of his death he said that when a person dies and enters a light, which you can call as each person has to die once, and enter into the light.
As you have asked about the Lost Finale explanation, I can tell myself it was all about life after and how the personality and body changes in light and there is some kind of true light that leads her to another world after death.
Well, the final episode has everything I had on the sixth season of Lost, since it runs from the time the plane crashed and then when Jack and Kate went to the funeral of the father of Jack , who died in that plane crash. It was beyond that described in great detail in the final of Lost as when she met Jack Christian of his death he said that when a person dies and enters a light, which you can call as each person has to die once, and enter into the light.
As you have asked about the Lost Finale explanation, I can tell myself it was all about life after and how the personality and body changes in light and there is some kind of true light that leads her to another world after death.
brandonh83
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Staccat0 said:
This is really my only point of confusion-- what the bomb did and what kind of impact it had on the story.
TheGreatDave
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D23 said:
I think I cried a bit for all the couples. I was surprised by Charlie and Claire's though. There's lots of cute little things they did when Claire wasn't being a fucking bitch.
brandonh83 said:
Nothing. It resulted in them having to press the button, and the Losties traveling through time. That's pretty much it.
Ok I get how the whole sideways thing is a purgatory type deal, but how do they get there? After they die, and each one is individual? Because some characters were in the sideways world, yet they were still alive on the Island. Were they just created by those in the sideways world in order so they could get closer to moving on?
Lol @ the person who made the evangelion comparison ITT. Spot on, although this ending was much better, if they made this ending exactly like evangelion, all the on-island conflict past episode 16 wouldn't have been shown, and we would have only got the flash-sideways shit.:lol
a Master Ninja
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As it was happening I was unhappy with the last 10 minutes of the finale, but over the course of thinking about it today I've really warmed up to it.
brandonh83 said:
The energy from the bomb stops the Incident long enough for Dharma to install their push-the-button system, and it sends the Losties back to 2007 (because according to Faraday, electromagnetism + radiation = time travel!).
So basically...the bomb did exactly what I predicted it would do a year ago. :lol
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Solo said:
I think I'm just over-thinking it :lol
gdt5016 said:
Lost has pulled on my heart strings, especially the finale, but Breaking Bad has deeply affected me in ways I never thought possible by television.
The delivery of "we're the bad guys" still haunts me.
But, this is not a BB thread. I'll keep it out of here.
Fisticuffs
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Anyone else a little sad that we didn't get a Mr. Eko cameo? He was so awesome.
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