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Lost may be set on an Island isolated from time, space and the laws of common physics, but there is no single piece within this puzzle-story that exists in isolation. Everything, everyone, is connected to something, someone, else. By now we’re familiar with these connections. We’re old hands now at the Where’s Waldo game of looking for them in episodes, but back in Season One we were just starting to deke them out. Sometimes it’s a name, or a book…
We dance around in a ring and suppose.
But the secret sits in the middle and knows.
- Robert Frost
As we moved on in to the midsection of Lost’s great Season One, the secrets were beginning to pile up. There were the secrets the survivors had brought to the Island.
The secrets they found there.
Secrets kept.
Secrets stolen.
And secrets finally shared.
There were the secrets that others had left behind
And the secrets the Island wasn’t planning to give up.
Recently Damon Lindelof revealed his own secret…
By the ninth episode of Lost we had all begun to learn the rhythms and the irrationale of the story. We knew the major players. We understood they had been consumed against their will into a world of menace and magic. Their frail humanity was no defense against the terrors that surrounded them. Naturally, they were frightened.
Bewildered.
And really stressed out.
Except for Locke, who continued to enjoy his dream vacation.
For the first time we…
In the very early days of Lost, romance promised to be its most unsurprising element. Not since the glory days of Dawson’s Creek had a central couple been shoved in the audience’s face with less finesse. After a mere week Island time, Jack and Kate’s schmoopfest was well underway. Already there were scenes like this where Jack and Kate giggle over his manly tattoos
… while Kate appears to be doing something entirely…
“I can’t go back to yesterday – because I was a different person then.” - Lewis Carroll, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
After the Pilot episodes, we in the audience had to land on our feet trying to chase down this story that immediately began to race ahead of us. It got real weird real fast.
“If you don’t know where you are going, any road will get you there.”
These three episodes introduced the most profound and lasting themes of Lost. The first…
“All he knew was that the years flow by like water, and that one day men come home again.”
-Thomas Wolfe
Trying to reset yourself to rewatch Lost as for the first time is like trying to unring a bell. It’s impossible. As Sawyer repeatedly reminded us last season, what’s done is done. We know who the man in the black suit laying on the floor of the bamboo forest is. We know how he got there and what will happen to him…
I’ve been too busy this too short summer to hop on board any of the great rewatches happening around Lostwebbia. By now the hunting parties are deep into the jacktastic jungle of Season Two, so that’s a road untaken for me. But I think it’s for the best. Slogging through five long seasons would be too, too much work for this Fishbiscuit. And besides, I’m not sure it’s necessary. I was struck by some of the quotes issuing forth from…
Ok, ok, I’m a little bit late with this finale review. Just a little. OK, like six or seven weeks late. But who’s counting? By now the dust has cleared, the new and improved theories have been stitched into the warps and wefts of the interwebs, and the last ever Lost finale cliffhanger is a memory. There’s just one thing left to add. And so, with no further ado, I present, at long last, Fishbiscuit’s Review of “The Incident”.
“We are not…
Hello dear readers! In review of my previous Mise en scène articles which were extremely laborious to write, I’ve settled on what I think it’s a great compromise. I didn’t want to dull down my review of any given episode and breeze over juicy details. That’s what filmmaking is all about, the subtlety of things you didn’t know affect you.
In my new series, “Examining the Scene,” I will pick two to three unique, important scenes that stick out to me as special in…
the last Lost untangled of the year !
“It only ends once. Anything that happens before that is just progress.” Jacob
Super-Duper Brief Recap
Season 5 Finale- “The Incident” Parts One and Two:
For the Season 5 finale, the LOST cast rallied and decided to act out the Bible in roughly 84 minutes. Technically, they did it in about 72 minutes, when accounting for the artificially added, twelve-minute gunfight, which I totally don’t remember being in the standard-issue Catholic go-to, King James edition.
Still, it was all very impressive.
My only gripe…
Here’s the next installment of my weekly analysis of Lost from a filmmaking perspective. For those of not familiar with this segment on the film visual, editorial, and directorial aspects of Lost, check out my first article going over what I cover and talk about.
As we all prepare for the finale, let’s look at the visual and editorial clues in “Follow The Leader”. It was an excellently directed episode in terms of preparing us for the finale. All pre-finale Lost episodes…
“Our righteousness is in Him, and our hope depends, not upon the exercise of grace in us, but upon the fullness of grace and love in Him, and upon His obedience unto death” John Newton
Super-Duper Brief Recap
Season 5 Episode 16 “Follow the Leader”- Ellie kills her future son and then invites Jack and Kate back to her tent for tea explanations.
Jack wants to play with Jughead; an activity that Kate wants no part of. They fight.
John, Richard and Ben re-unite.…
There’s an old truism among Londoners that I always used to hear exploited by comedians when I lived there that the way their buses ran, you’d wait 45 minutes, and then three would come at once. I’m terribly sorry about doing my very best imitation of a batch of errant double-deckers, but sometimes life gets hectic and takes precedent even over Lost, though I know the good Doc would disagree.
That said, WOW! Wowee wowee wow wow. Didja see when…
Turn off your mind, relax
and float down stream
It is not dying” – The Beatles
Whatever Happened, Happened. It’s been our Constant this season, our guide through the jungle of time travel absurdity and confusion. Remember how Daniel schooled us all in this one simple basic rule in the first episode of the season? You do remember that, right?
OK, now forget it.
Daniel took the yellow submarine back to Ann Arbor circa 1974, and whatever happened to him there convinced him that maybe something…
“They crawled into a forest like the big, unlucky mammals they were.” Slaughterhouse-Five
Super-Duper Brief Recap
Season 5 Episode 14 “The Variable”- Desmond fights for his life and Mrs. Hawking haunts Penny in the hospital waiting room. Hawking is appalled at the erroneous notion that Benny is her son. Still, we may soon find out that she does have a child named Penny. Daniel inspires the return of Sawyer’s cute nicknames, such as “Twitchy” and “H.G. Wells.” According to Miles, Daniel is crazy…
They were building outpost stations over hallowed land sacred to the indigenous Hostile peoples.
The Hostiles huddled in the surrounding wilderness, mostly leaving the clueless Dharma Geek-droids to their business, but keeping constant watch and biding their time.
The Dharma went their merry way, continuing to violate the sanctity of Jacob’s Island with mines and labs and factories. They gathered around them an unsuspecting community of innocents,
protected only by a fragile sonic shield and the swiss cheese security of their crackpot police…
Hey you all everybody, here’s the next installment of my weekly analysis of Lost from a filmmaking perspective. For those of not familiar with this segment on the film visual, editorial, and directorial aspects of Lost, check out my first article going over what I cover and talk about.
As these articles take a lot of time to do, I thought I might break them up into parts in order not to keep you guys waiting all weekend and then on Tuesday,…
last year it was terry, now it’s josh, if you love josh and LOST,
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a big thanks to http://eyeonsoaps.net for sharing a summary to me of the event Josh was yesterday
More details and possibly video, photos soon
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btw if you take it,…
Few fragrances are quite as iconic as Davidoff’s Cool Water – a scent that has achieved true icon status and inspired a raft of (markedly inferior) imitators since it first…
Seems as someone duped this news station by giving them footage from the Oceanic Flight 815 crash scene and telling them it was actual footage from Air France Flight 447’s…
here two vids of Foxy, he arrived this afternoon
’cause of this vid people wondered if charlie will be back on LOST and here the info by ausiello
How very sneaky of you, ABC.
I just found out why Dominic Monaghan…
Here first look of this new show where lost fan can see Elizabeth Mitchell !
Evi is the ambassadress for L’Oreal so she attented Cannes Festival yesterday and today, here fews photos of evi and if you want to see more of the event, check…
If anything, last night’s season finale of Lost made two things crystal clear to me: (1) The show is coming to an end pretty soon, finally; and (2) Josh Holloway is…
Interesting interview with Francois Chau who plays Pierre Chang
How was your role on Lost first presented to you? Did you also think you were just Marvin Candle appearing once in an…
Below are the videos of the interview with Matthew Fox and Kimmel last night and the 12th installment of the ‘Secrets of Lost’. This one is with Jorge Garcia and…
Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof spoke to Jen Chaney and Liz Kelly at The Washington Post, prior to the finale.
Listen to hear them discuss the finale, their relationship and the…
Thought you might be interested in either reading, or listening to this interview with Bryan Burk, the producer from ‘Bad Robot’, the production company owned by J.J. Abrams. Burk talks…
In this short video interview Damon Lindelof talks about the notion of a Lost movie down the line.
According to Lindelof, they will wrap up most of the mysteries by the…
It seems that a new Dharma station has been revealed on the Island. A food delivery website that specifically caters to campuses (incidentally named CampusFood.com) has opted to theme its…
Matthew Fox was interviewed by David Letterman last night for the Late Show.Watch the video to hear him talk about his childhood, his own kids, and how he thinks the…
Okay so the actual YouTube video won’t let you embed it but I am going ahead and posting the link for this because it is too funny to pass on!
Josh…
Michael Emerson talked to Hollywood411 about the season finale, Ben Linus, the smoke monster, and tries to discreetly spoil, but if you watch the show at all, it is not…
M.C. Gainey who played Mr.Friendly aka Tom in Lost recently spoke to a reporter at an airport about whether or not he will make a return to Lost and his…
I just found this small interview with Jorge Garcia aka Hurley and thought I would share it with you all. It contains very mild spoilers and very few but I…
In this interview from daemonstv.com, Lange answers a few questions about Radzinsky, the set, and himself.
(Filed under spoilers so that no one gets too irked… although personally I would classify it…
Josh Holloway has become the proud father of a baby daughter People is reporting. His wife Yessica Kumala gave birth on April 9th to Java Kumala Holloway in Oahu, Hawaii,…
Okay. It might not be strictly LOST related, but I am over the moon with excitement for this new film. Like many Trek fans, I was a little hesitant to…
The latest installment from Matt Mitovich and TVGuide’s Getting Lost again delivers.
To view the video click on the following link:
http://www.tvguide.com/News/Getting-Lost-Bernard-1004937.aspx
This weeks episode contains the following:
- a word from Michael Emerson…
I came across this video of Josh Holloway auditioning for Lost.
It seems he always had a little bit of Sawyer as we know him lurking inside!
Source : EveryoneLovesAScandal
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The following is part two of the Sterling Beaumon interview i posted a couple of days ago. The interview which was done by Zap2it once again has no outright spoilers…
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