biggest lie ever told on that damn crazy island.
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biggest lie ever told on that damn crazy island.
Every Time Someone Says the Word "Lost"
(i wanted to wait and post it in the anniversary of the Oceanic 850 going down but was too excited. love this show!)
like,,,, why don't they just try a threeway ??
So TV score track names are usually pretty straightforward descriptions of the scene they occur in which, considering what scores are, makes sense. However, sometimes composers get a bit creative with titles while still staying within that naming format.
For example this emotionally poignant and visually gorgeous scene from season 3 (for real one of my favourite visual moments from the entire series)...
...is accompanied by a beautiful piece of music titled...
As far as poignant pieces of music getting silly names, this is up there with the name given to the music that plays during Boone's funeral on Lost.
So I just made a choice. I would let the fear in, let it take over, let it do its thing. But only for five seconds. That's all I was going to give it.
LOST—S1E1–Pilot: Part 1 (2004)
LOST, 1x07 "The Moth"
You rock, dude!
You don’t scare me.
Lost Rewatch: Season 1
Overall Review:
So, I’ve heard more than once recently that Lost ‘got worse as it went on’. And now I have finished the start of it all... yeah, that’s just not true, is it?
Which isn’t to say it’s bad; it’s fine. But that’s about all it is: fine. There are some great episodes here and there, primarily the ones focusing on Sawyer and Jin/Sun, but then there is also a lot of ‘meh’ episodes to slog through. While I like one character (Shannon) a lot more this time round, others have gone down a lot in my opinion of them (Jack, Kate, Charlie, Boone). There is a lot of set-up in this series, which is understandable, but slightly annoying when you have to watch 40 minutes of something that you know won’t go anywhere in future.
So all in all, pretty good; still a solid season of television, but nowhere near as good as this show can get.
Episodes Ranked:
Exodus, Part 1: 9.2/10
Outlaws: 8.6/10
...In Translation: 8.5/10
Exodus, Part 3: 8.5/10
House of the Rising Sun: 8/10
Confidence Man: 7.2/10
Do No Harm: 7/10
Exodus, Part 2: 6.9/10
White Rabbit: 6.8/10
The Greater Good: 6.7/10
Raised By Another: 6.5/10
Solitary: 6.4/10
The Moth: 6/10
Numbers: 5.8/10
Special: 5.5/10
Homecoming: 5.2/10
Pilot, Part 2: 5.1/10
Pilot, Part 1: 5/10
Deus Ex Machina: 4.9/10
All The Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issue: 4.5/10
Walkabout: 4/10
Tabula Rasa: 3.5/10
Whatever the Case May Be: 3/10
Born To Run: 2.5/10
Hearts and Minds: 0.5/10
Overall Average Ranking: 6.264/10
Main Characters Ranked (As of Season 1):
Sayid
Sun
Sawyer
Hurley
Jin
Locke
Claire
Shannon
Michael
Jack
Walt
Charlie
Kate
Boone
Current OTPs:
Sun x Jin
Claire x Kate
Current NOTPs:
Jate (Would be fine if not for how quickly it happens and all the weird shots of Jack stalking Kate)
Sayid x Shannon (I mean, it’s cute and all, but it makes no sense from Sayid’s perspective)