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Gepost door KillaDilla op 25-05-10 11:37:10

ik wacht opd e southpark aflevering waarin ze er gehakt vamn maken...


hoop ik..

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Lost: A Bittersweet End

Are you angry? Feeling cheated? Quickly realizing that all the effort and attention you put into Lost in the past six years was for naught? I don't blame you.

But I also understand if you feel entirely satisfied with how the series wrapped things up.
"The End" will go down as both one of the greatest disappointments AND joyous series enders in television history, and which side of the line you stand on will largely depend on what Lost meant to you. Those of you who were caught up in the mysteries and stories of the show probably picked up the shattered remnants of your television this morning after destroying it last night in a fit of rage and a cloud of unanswered questions. Those of you who really focused on the characters likely called your mothers and close friends and told them how much you love them and that you'll see them in another life, brutha.

In the end, we never really learned what the island was, never found out what made Walt special, never got the whole Egyptology thing, [I could go on and on for a few hours with more questions that will remain questions, but you get the picture], and I thought that would be okay with me. But I'm not so sure it was.

Instead we got a series finale that spun things around so fast and felt a wee bit tacked on. Let's face it, the whole Limbo/Purgatory ending could have happened at any point in the series—it was that sharp of an ending.
Don't get me wrong, I didn't hate the ending. In terms of a spiritual, character-centric finale, it definitely did the trick, albeit in a fairly easy way. We're all lost souls waiting for the next step in the overall timeless and spaceless sense of things. Next stop, eternal happiness. And I'm very grateful for the nonsecular, non-preachy way the producers went about things.

Seeing Jack in the final moments speak with his father was, for me, probably the second-most emotional point in an incredibly emotional series (nothing will ever top Charlie's death). And when Jack finally "let go" it hit hard. Here was a character I've loved and hated and loved again finally getting what he deserved most, and I felt it big time. This was the ending Cuse and Lindelof crafted when they repeatedly said "Lost is all about the characters."

But the problem for Cuse and Lindelof is, despite downplaying so many of the mysteries of the island and this universe they created, they accidentally created a scenario where we cared about the mythology just as much—and in most cases even more—than the characters.

Lost has always been a two-headed monster for me. I'll always relate to Jack wanting to fix everyone he sees. I'll remember the heroic sacrifices that Charlie made to save his friends. I think Sawyer is one of the best, most wonderfully complicated characters I've ever had the joy to watch on TV. And I'm glad that all of them got what theoretically and spiritually is one of the happiest endings of all-time. Eternal bliss sure beats just defeating the bad guy or riding into the sunset.
But dammit, the other head of the Lost monster just feels like it got lopped off. And that's what makes "The End" such a bittersweet final chapter for such an engrossing show. So much of what we grew to love about the series was glossed over and simply faded out.
If Lost was, as Lindelof and Cuse state, all about the characters, then why were we always asking "what do the numbers mean?" and "what is the black smoke?" As I've said before, a disappointing finale doesn't ruin the series as a whole, but don't Cuse and Lindelof have a little responsibility to satisfy the fans that stuck with the show for the sci-fi? Just sayin'.

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Gepost door KillaDilla op 25-05-10 12:24:07

ja

de fuck......

fuck gewoon fuck..

fuck weet je...

fucker de fuckfuck.

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Gepost door -Paul- op 25-05-10 12:27:35

het is eigenlijk te grappig
die mensen die 6 jaar lang alles in die eps dood hebben lopen doordenken
echt al hun vrije tijd in sites met alle info gestopt
en dan dit laatste seizoen

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Gepost door -Paul- op 25-05-10 12:27:35

het is eigenlijk te grappig
die mensen die 6 jaar lang alles in die eps dood hebben lopen doordenken
echt al hun vrije tijd in sites met alle info gestopt
en dan dit laatste seizoen

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Gepost door -Paul- op 25-05-10 12:27:35

het is eigenlijk te grappig
die mensen die 6 jaar lang alles in die eps dood hebben lopen doordenken
echt al hun vrije tijd in sites met alle info gestopt
en dan dit laatste seizoen

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Gepost door KingoftheCage op 25-05-10 12:56:46 [edit: 25-05-10 12:58:56]

klap op de fokking vuurpijl, BAM!!!

ze stierven allemaal in season 1 episode 1. Ze landen niet op een eiland, ze landen op de voorhemel. Iets dat ze allemaal zelf hebben lopen maken om bij elkaar te zijn.

Of ook een leuke:

het draait al die tijd om Jack. He needed 2 let go

Eric Cartman kan het best lost omschrijven:
LAME!