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<3 coming home and anticipating LOST like it was '04.
This season has been downright nuts.
This season has been downright nuts.
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I agree with this theory.Originally Posted by 18key
I'm on the 'there is no good or bad side' bandwagon. Just 2 people that want something different. MIB supposedly wants off the island (which I dont buy) and Jacob, well who knows what he wanted. Either way, this should lead into some sort of epic finish.
You serious?Originally Posted by FlatbushFiyah23
Rewatched this episode again and paused at the scene with Sawyer in the cave. I noticed two other names crossed out with numbers next to them that are not the Oceanic 6.
313 Littleton and also Farraday next to 70. Did anyone else catch this? Sorry if I am late as I have not read the last two pages.
Originally Posted by Cragmatic
I'm on the Jacob is the bad guy bandwagon... I mean after all he did bring these people to the island and alter their lives... nobody seems to know WHY they follow Jacob. flocke still seems a bit suspect, but I don't think he's trying to kill people at this point.
God bless Amazon for fast-tracking shipments of LOST's final season before it's even finished airing on TV! We watched all the episodes over 2 days and let me tell you....the twists and turns that pepper this final season will BLOW YOU AWAY!
HERE BE SPOILERS! Who would have thought alternate-reality Jack's explicit gay encounter with alternate-reality Hurley (06x12 - Everybody Loves Hugo) could even be screened on network TV? Unless the DVD version is unrated?
The final ending twist, being that the whole story from the beginning was just a dream of Vincent's (Walt's dog), a-la Pam from Dallas, was genius. In reality, the survivors are only on the beach for another 2 hours before a passing cargo ship spots them and they are rescued!
But the whole 'backwards talking' episode (06x09 - Ab Aeterno) just fell flat in my opinion. HELLO? Twin Peaks anyone? And they had the good sense to do it for only one scene.....not the whole episode!
Other small touches, like the death of Jack halfway through the season, the musical episode, the Smoke Monster/Locke reveal, and the copious amounts of explicit sex, especially involving Hurley and Claire, really made the final season the most memorable. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
Originally Posted by dunnyy
at the reviews...
HERE BE SPOILERS! \
The final ending twist, being that the whole story from the beginning was just a dream of Vincent's (Walt's dog), a-la Pam from Dallas, was genius. In reality, the survivors are only on the beach for another 2 hours before a passing cargo ship spots them and they are rescued!
Originally Posted by DubA169
Originally Posted by dunnyy
at the reviews...
HERE BE SPOILERS! \
The final ending twist, being that the whole story from the beginning was just a dream of Vincent's (Walt's dog), a-la Pam from Dallas, was genius. In reality, the survivors are only on the beach for another 2 hours before a passing cargo ship spots them and they are rescued!
Originally Posted by gottagitdemjs
Originally Posted by DubA169
Originally Posted by dunnyy
at the reviews...
HERE BE SPOILERS! \
The final ending twist, being that the whole story from the beginning was just a dream of Vincent's (Walt's dog), a-la Pam from Dallas, was genius. In reality, the survivors are only on the beach for another 2 hours before a passing cargo ship spots them and they are rescued!
thanks for ruing the show for me. ban this fool man.
Because I believe as heartbroken and furious as Sawyer may be… he ain'tbetraying the castaways to this monster. I think the minute Sawyer sawthat ghost kid — that dead ringer for himself when he was a kid — andsaw Un-Locke chase after him and then return without him, Sawyer madeup his mind that this Fake Locke was one freakin' scary creep andneeded to be brought down. Why didn't Sawyer put a bullet in him whenhad a chance? Because he needs to do what the Monster did to Locke:study him, observe him, figure out his weaknesses and how he can bemortally attacked, and then do so. In other words, Sawyer is doing whatSawyer does best: he's pulling a long con, the riskiest con he's everpulled: fooling the devil into thinking he has an ally — and thenstabbing him in the back with his own pitchfork.
That would be so sick.
Theory: Sawyer sacrifices himself to kill Flocke because they (Flocke and Jacob) brought him to the island which lead to him meeting Juliet which lead to him asking her to stay an extra 2 weeks which lead to her death which lead to his current state of mind.
Doc Jensen >
Originally Posted by ArsnalJ23
^^^ it's blu-ray.
The creators of LOST could cake off of us so hard if they wanted to... with that said, $200 sounds like a good deal to me. I'll be jumping on this when I get home from work today.
Just the thought of this being it upsets me.
Originally Posted by JamesOnNT
Because I believe as heartbroken and furious as Sawyer may be… he ain'tbetraying the castaways to this monster. I think the minute Sawyer sawthat ghost kid — that dead ringer for himself when he was a kid — andsaw Un-Locke chase after him and then return without him, Sawyer madeup his mind that this Fake Locke was one freakin' scary creep andneeded to be brought down. Why didn't Sawyer put a bullet in him whenhad a chance? Because he needs to do what the Monster did to Locke:study him, observe him, figure out his weaknesses and how he can bemortally attacked, and then do so. In other words, Sawyer is doing whatSawyer does best: he's pulling a long con, the riskiest con he's everpulled: fooling the devil into thinking he has an ally — and thenstabbing him in the back with his own pitchfork.
Originally Posted by damnitzvin
so theres 16 episode this season? so we're 1/4 done already?!