Excellent!...couldnt have said it better myself! I loved the ending and Jack is my Hero!
It's been a rough day for me. I tried to stay away from the internet as best I could, because I didn't want the negative reaction to affect my experience of the finale, but it was impossible. I don't mind the anger or disappointment that real fans feel, it's the people that stopped watching three years ago who go out of their way to diss a show they know nothing about. The suggestion that anyone wasted 6 years of their lives watching this is ludicrous and insulting. But after all these years I still take internet snarkiness personally, it's a problem.
I really, really love the characters in this show. The finale was a wonderful farewell to all of them, I was wiping away tears all through the last hour, it was great. That wonderful musical theme has been on a loop in my head ever since. Each awakening in the Sideways world was a beautiful goose pimply catharsis. The creators made their point most clearly that for them it's about the characters, not the mythology and by that standard it was a huge triumph.
The Island adventure in the finale was character driven, I loved the great showdown between Locke and Jack--the conversation when they first met and Jack said he'd kill him was fantastic. I loved the scene between them when they lowered Desmond into the light--"You disrespect John Locke by wearing his face". Jack was AWESOME in the last half of this season.
Ben was great, I knew that walkie talkie would come back to save the day. I'm glad he got his redemption--but he has a lot to atone for, my God. He's gonna have to stay in SW for a long time giving Rousseau foot rubs to make up for all that he pulled.
Of course Hurley stayed behind, how could it be otherwise? I was surprised that he and Ben stayed on the Island and presumably ruled for years, because Darlton said they wouldn't leave an opening for Lost Part 2. I can see Lost having expanded universe novels or comics in the future like they did with Trek and Star Wars. There's literally thousands of years of Island adventures you could create. We could be rounding out this mythology for the next 50 years.
There is no doubt that they left a LOT of holes in Lost. They had plenty of time this season to touch on some of the big nagging questions...but they didn't... I don't know why that DOESN'T bother me. I understand why it bothers a lot of people, and it saddens me to think that for some of them the whole experience has been ruined. I just accept it and am happy with what they gave me, and for me it was a very rich experience I wish I could articulate better, but the internet is full of brilliant writing about Lost, so I don't have to.
Some great things have been posted here, by the way, thank you. I really loved the ride, I loved checking in on this thread and posting bad theories and lame speculation.
I really, really love the characters in this show. The finale was a wonderful farewell to all of them, I was wiping away tears all through the last hour, it was great. That wonderful musical theme has been on a loop in my head ever since. Each awakening in the Sideways world was a beautiful goose pimply catharsis. The creators made their point most clearly that for them it's about the characters, not the mythology and by that standard it was a huge triumph.
The Island adventure in the finale was character driven, I loved the great showdown between Locke and Jack--the conversation when they first met and Jack said he'd kill him was fantastic. I loved the scene between them when they lowered Desmond into the light--"You disrespect John Locke by wearing his face". Jack was AWESOME in the last half of this season.
Ben was great, I knew that walkie talkie would come back to save the day. I'm glad he got his redemption--but he has a lot to atone for, my God. He's gonna have to stay in SW for a long time giving Rousseau foot rubs to make up for all that he pulled.
Of course Hurley stayed behind, how could it be otherwise? I was surprised that he and Ben stayed on the Island and presumably ruled for years, because Darlton said they wouldn't leave an opening for Lost Part 2. I can see Lost having expanded universe novels or comics in the future like they did with Trek and Star Wars. There's literally thousands of years of Island adventures you could create. We could be rounding out this mythology for the next 50 years.
There is no doubt that they left a LOT of holes in Lost. They had plenty of time this season to touch on some of the big nagging questions...but they didn't... I don't know why that DOESN'T bother me. I understand why it bothers a lot of people, and it saddens me to think that for some of them the whole experience has been ruined. I just accept it and am happy with what they gave me, and for me it was a very rich experience I wish I could articulate better, but the internet is full of brilliant writing about Lost, so I don't have to.
Some great things have been posted here, by the way, thank you. I really loved the ride, I loved checking in on this thread and posting bad theories and lame speculation.
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