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i_c_weiner
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Well.. Lucas was producer of eps 5 and 6 of star wars and he was the main weight behind them.. im not saying that JJ is the main weight, but hesure have to has some weight on script writing and many other aspects, not as a boss but surelly as an influece to Cuse and Lindelof.
Anyway... they are airing the finale in Spain at the same time as US and worldwide (wich is 6:30 AM ) with subtitles
Actually, if they're airing it at 6:30 am then they'll be airing it an hour after the US premier ends. 9 pm EDT is 3 am CEST. Where's mah torrent, gimmegimmegimme!
Wait until 4:30 am local time, when the finale ends over here. I'm sure that within an hour of it ending there'll be a torrent with that'll download in 10 minutes or even less. People are going to be intently waiting abroad to see it/spoil it.
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i_c_weiner
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Well that was a waste of my time...
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JoshTheater
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I disagree. My mom understood the whole thing, but she didn't very much like the ending. She still likes the show, she was just disappointed in the ending. What you're saying Amy is that people can't have different taste and opinions. You could GET IT and just not LIKE IT. Don't demean people for having differing opinions.
And for a lot of people, the show WAS about the mystery. Hell, the show was DEFINITELY about the mystery for me, as well as the characters. But I accepted near the end that not everything was going to be explained, or even close, and by accepting that I was still satisfied with the ending. But if people weren't satisfied, that's up to them. It doesn't make their enjoyment of the show any less.
But, as I've been saying, to say that the WHOLE show was a waste of time just because you were disappointed with the end is ignorant.
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i_c_weiner
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« Reply #101 on: 05-24-2010 07:18 »
« Last Edit on: 05-24-2010 07:20 »
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I understood the ending just fine. I liked the ending just fine. It could've been more epic in my opinion, given the large build up to what was going on, but it was just nice. I meant that the finale was a waste because I'm sitting there expecting some epic Lost-like twist and there wasn't one. The only twists during the finale were Desmond at the Source and Jack's dad, although I was expecting the latter scene to happen like that. And they just left the original universe hanging, although I guess that universe doesn't really matter given that we know everybody will eventually die and go to the Sideways world. I would still be interested in finding out what happened to the plane or if Hurley, Desmond, and Ben live with Rose and Bernard or whatever else happened with that. The ending is ironic, though. Original Sawyer doesn't believe the hydrogen bomb did anything but kill Juliet, when in fact it brings them together. It's odd though that Daniel, the father of the bomb plan, didn't flash sideways, especially considering he saw Charlotte. He wasn't in the church at the end, was he? Rose and Bernard were there, which was nice, but not Daniel and Charlotte. And, yes, I was entertained. And the mystery was what kept me going with the show more than the characters. I'm not saying I don't have any attachment to the characters. I was happy that Richard and Frank were alive. But I am kind of sad that some of the mythology kind of died out. The Source went out but nobody died just like that, like how Mother had explained it (or at least how I thought she explained it). And the Island wasn't exactly the cork of the wine bottle, like Jacob described it. Sure, it looked like the depths of Hell were escaping when the Source's cork was removed, but it seems like the worst thing that happened was the Island was going to sink into the ocean. That's it. Protecting the Island doesn't seem to mean anything despite what we've been told. Nobody died, no ghosts flew out of the Source, nothing cataclysmic in that sense happened. Seems like Man in Black was more right in this regard. I did enjoy that the final shot from the original universe was the same as the first shot of Jack on the Island from the Pilot. And Rose, Bernard, and Vincent all made appearances. At first I thought Vincent single pawedly rescuded Desmond. So, in basics, everybody dies and they all go to heaven. Even Vincent.
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Tweek
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I think Ashes to Ashes had a better ending, I like the idea that heaven is a pub
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~FazeShift~
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« Reply #108 on: 05-24-2010 19:32 »
« Last Edit on: 05-24-2010 19:37 »
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i_c_weiner
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« Reply #111 on: 05-25-2010 01:11 »
« Last Edit on: 05-25-2010 01:21 »
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No comment yet, apart from the question of how did Ben get out from under the log?
How did they somehow remove all the C4 on the plane? How did those skeletons get down into that cave? How come the MIB became black smoke and his body spit out when he went into the source but these other guys didn't? How come this didn't happen to Desmond? Or Jack? How did the Man in Black suddenly materialize and become mortal after Jack became the new Jacob? He's smoke that takes the form of humans! It's like a nanobot cloud! Where the hell did this material come from to form an actual body? You can't just make something appear out of thin air! How come Miles never met the Man in Black? How come none of the black cast was in the finale? Other than Rose. How come all the non-white cast died before the finale? How did the Island move? How did an Egyptian statue get onto the Island? How come they didn't play "We'll Meet Again" at the end of the episode? There are a lot of questions (some more relevant or interesting than others). But, really, the most important question is what was the meaning of the end credits. They ran alongside images of plane wreckage. Looking at this image, it looks like it's Oceanic Flight 815, But where are the people?! I didn't see any bodies on the beach, but then again I only saw this for a few seconds. What up with that? Were they even on the Island to begin with? Also, funny figure. ABC estimates that 20.5 million unique viewers watched the series finale of Lost during its 2-1/2 hour broadcast. The final half-hour was watched by 15.31 million viewers. That means people stopped watching during it.
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~FazeShift~
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« Reply #116 on: 05-26-2010 03:47 »
« Last Edit on: 05-26-2010 03:48 »
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I think I need to watch the finale again, so confusing with the alt timeline and everything, it's basically two endings to the show for me, really not used to the duality (it's pretty new format for television amirite? there hasn't been another show where the writers gave two endings?) I was happy with the alt timeline I suppose, but it sort of outshines the island timeline where half the people are dead...? So when the alt-timeline was created, when Juliet gave the bomb a whack down the hole... did they all die then or... not? Bah.
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Slackit02
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How come all the non-white cast died before the finale? - Hurley is latino, miles is asian, Richard is spanish. They aren't considered "white"
You really refer to yourself as white? IDK where you live, but here when we fill out a census form no latino - no matter how white in color would check the "Caucasian, white" box. Does that mean that im not white? 30 years and i found out now!
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