REVIEW SERIE: Lost (TV series) 2004/2010 '
Lost, it was a grand production with a bold narrative.
It all starts, when a plane that was a mile off course, full of people breaks in half and crashes on a desert island, leaving several passengers injured and others dead and soon these survivors need to find out how to survive on an island with few supplies.
Over time, information about the survivors' past is revealed, and this scares and leaves many confused, it can be observed that it is a series related to people, relationships and not mysteries.
Briefly, these passengers are prisoners, cheaters, addicts, unlucky people, and with problems in general ... and this difficult moment that these people live makes them better than they were. While they are lost the series takes place on the beach and within a forest some characters enter in order to find a way out desperately.
The direction of the series is incredible, and the wonderful characters, remember that in good stories, the journey and the way of telling are more important than the outcome.
As you watch the series many questions will arise ... how is it possible to survive on a desert island? Who are each person really? How are they going to get off the island?
The Lost narrative is based on flashbacks, conflicts, tension, and many mysteries, reaching a point of beginning to wrap the whole plot, but there comes a time when the island showed itself with supernatural powers and then the plot begins to unfold and untie the knots.
A totally immersive plot ... The intrigue, the suspense tie you up in an incredibly addictive way, maybe the end, it's not that big of a thing, but nothing erases your first seasons.
The great mystery of "Lost", which is not listed in the infographic above, is the island. It is exactly the island that brings everyone together and much has been speculated about its meaning since polar bears appeared in the forest and the deceased began to walk alone. In the series you can see that “Lost” used science, physical and philosophical elements to create a loyal group of followers, the series also used faith, love, hope and even simplistic solutions to answer few of the questions raised. in the past.
All those who were there, led an unhappy and lonely life, were there on the island to serve a sentence and have a second chance to start over in a correct and dignified way, which served to discover who they really were in order to awaken in another spiritual plane. .
And at the end of everything, the island can be seen as a place of redemption, that is, the parallel reality would be a purgatory, a ritual of passage to heaven, a paradise, whatever it is to define life after death, this series then reinforces this theory.
The Cast
Lost, a series of adventure, drama, action of American nationality, produced of 2004 to 2010, with the direction of Damon Lindelof, JJ Abrams, with cast of Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly, Josh Holloway, formed by 6 seasons of 120 episodes .
I started to watch this series when I was just a kid and I loved it. I remember being super intrigued about the weird people and the secrets on the island. But eventually, I stopped watching it, waiting a year for a new season was too much for me. I have been thinking of rewatching the series again but I am not sure it will be worth it now that I kind of know what was really happening on the island.
Either way, this was one awesome series, and almost everyone that watched it ended up loving it.
Yes, yes, the Lost series is quite intriguing, but I believe that last season left something to be desired, unresolved mysteries and controversial ending.