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I saw that are about 20mins extra, if only was 2hours.
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2.5 episodes, so 100 minutes.
Lost - Series Finale
Oh boy...
Do not read if you haven't watch it yet.
I'm pretty sure most of the fans are now saying that LOST is the scam of the decade.
The series finale had nothing to tell, gave no answers, everything was vague, the last scene was too much but...
I liked it. I'm a very sensitive man and this amount of emotion was too much for me. And this music !
And if you understood the ending, please explain .
7+/10
Just remembered something else, Desmond told Elouise that he wasn't there to take him himself. Further evidence to suggest the alt is just a "waiting room" until you're collected.
"We have to go back" was to get the candidates back on the island. Michael and Walt, for example, weren't candidates and they never needed to go back.
In a way, I REALLY enjoyed the ending. The way it was done was incredible, and it did kinda finish the story ... in a way. But like you say, there's so much more that they could've done with the story to end it differently.
Apparantly Jimmy Kimmel had alternate endings on his show, I'll have to watch it after work.
That's the key question. Did they actually die in the crash or did they survive it and kept living on in the island.
Now that I think about it some more, I don't think they actually did die in the crash. I think the island is real, everything there was real. But until Jack died at the end, we didn't see the waiting room.
They were all waiting for Jack, he was the last person of the group to accept he was dead and once he did (after Christian gave him his "flashes" and he saw himself dying next to Vincent), he was happy to let go.
Key phrases we've kept hearing are about "letting go" and that you're either alone or all in together. It was said in the first episode when Jack spoke to the survivors, and it was said again in the last episode.
Just read an interesting post. Kate shot Locke and the bullets did nothing. Yet in his battle with Jack, a bullet worked. How did Kate know that a bullet would affect him now?
Thats true, unless she saw that Jack was physically hurting him with punches until she got close enough to take a shot.
A lot of the writing in this episode was lame though - how did they get the tree off of Ben and how was he completely uninjured? Miles telling Richard he had his 'first grey hair' but actually has loads and the plane.... oh man the plan... ignoring how on earth it could take off on rain sodden sand/bog like ground, ignoring it had no room to get a decent speed up - focus on Miles fixing it with ducttape and Richard doing a spot of welding (is a welding kit just par for the course in a planes glovebox?)