[TV][Tópico Oficial] Lost - Retorno é "Inevitável"?

Kammus escreveu:
Mas entaum eu acertei na minha pergunta, o Jacob é o Diabo mesmo

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Kammus escreveu:
Mas entaum eu acertei na minha pergunta, o Jacob é o Diabo mesmo

Eu diria que não, ele tá mais pra estagiario de São Pedro, pois ele toma conta do "purgatorio", e o pessoal que escolhe para onde vai de lá

E oque era o Projeto Dharma afinal??? Isso foi explicado?

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|Azrael| escreveu:Estou curioso pra saber a opinião do Leocke! Cadê você????

Era isso que eu ia comentar, um dos maiores fãs de Lost aqui do forum até agora não se manifestou. Morreu de emoção ou de raiva uhauahuah

Pensei nisso tb

Antes de sair o DVD da sexta temporada de “Lost” nos EUA, com as cenas inéditas de Hurley e Ben como guardiões da ilha, está na web um trailer de um minuto que mostra uma instalação da Dharma Initiative em Guam, onde são embalados os alimentos Dharma que eram jogados na ilha (mais uma das coisas que ficaram sem explicação na série…)

Bladhe escreveu:Não vou comprar os boxes, e perdi meu tempo assistindo essa serie.


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ZhyZhak escreveu:

Bladhe escreveu:Não vou comprar os boxes, e perdi meu tempo assistindo essa serie.


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Faço minhas as suas palavras, LOST terminou uma Merda Foda, vou voltar pra meu SuperNatural que ganho mais

Having just returned from San Diego, I figured my Comic-Con write ups were done. But then I saw HitFix.com's Alan Sepinwall report about how the men behind Lost, Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse, made a surprise appearance at Entertainment Weekly's "Totally 'Lost': One Year Later" panel. And about the amazing footage they showed…

Addressing criticisms they've received that they were "making it up as they went along", Lindelof and Cuse insisted that not only did they have the entire storyline of the series mapped out since the first season, they had the proof – a deleted scene from the Season 1 finale.

And here's that scene…

Holy crap, huh!?

Okay, so yeah... That scene was not actually shot years ago, but as Sepinwall explains, Lost's regular director Jack Bender returned to shoot it with Titus Welliver ("The Man in Black") and Mark Pellegrino ("Jacob") on the Disney backlot a few weeks ago, as a fun, tongue-in-cheek piece for the Comic-Con crowd. I hope you agree that it is pretty damn awesome. And either way, I'm taking it as canon… Barry and all.

Here's some intriguing news that might spark some excitement in you. According to executive producer and co-writer of the hit TV series LOST, Carlton Cuse, the return of the sci-fi drama is "inevitable."

It's been 10 years since the series premiered, and four years since the season finale, but he doesn't think we've seen the last of the island. Cuse explains why in a recent interview with Digital Spy:

"Disney owns the franchise, it made them a lot of money, it’s hard to imagine it will just sit there idly forever.
"Damon (Lindelof) and I told our story in that world and I assume someone will come along, hopefully having been inspired by our story, or our version of the story, and want to tell their own story.
"It’s like the Narnia chronicles. There are seven books, they were all written by CS Lewis, but they all visit Narnia at different times and different configurations and different ways.
"Someone is going to come up with a way to tell another Lost story. I think it’s inevitable. I don’t know what it is or how it would work, but I can’t imagine something else won’t be done with the franchise."
I never really thought of seeing the return of LOST, but the way he explains how it is possible has definitely opened my mind to the idea. I'd actually really like to see something like that happen now. I loved LOST, and if someone came up with a new great story to tell set in that world, I'd watch it.