It has been announced on Michael Giacchino website
Release Date: 11th May 2010
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jeudi 8 avril 2010
mardi 16 mars 2010
My review on "Lighthouse"
Better late than never uh ?
First i was too much amazed by “Sundown” to finish it lol but i said I have to lol so voila my review on “Lighthouse”.
I’m not big fan of Jack, it’s not his storyline it’s most the character but he’s important for the show even thought this episode for me don’t give us more clue than “The Substitute” (sorry Jack’s fans)
I’ll start with the FS
It wasn’t a shock to learn Jack has a kid since i knew it lol (i stopped spoilers around 604-605) but i think it was for the audience. In this other life we can see Jack isn’t broken man even thought he’s not with David’s mom anymore but he has the same father/son issue than he have had with Christian then Locke.
The episode started with Jack wondering about his appendix, of course it was echo from the island story where we saw what happened in season4 when Juliet operated him, does it mean we’ve another “hint” of “deja vu” by Jack ?
Probably but at the same it was more an hint about Jack ex wife.
What we learnt from the FS is jack was married (or is still but separated from David’s mother for now) and he have had probably issue with alcohol, why I think it ‘cause about his convo with Margo
MARGO: You want a drink? [she pours some]
JACK: Uh...no, no, no thanks.
MARGO: Good for you.
So it’s where i supposed Jack have had issue with alcohol like he have had on the FF when he was living with Kate and Aaron, Jack dealt with it, he can see David one week by month.
Now speaking of David, the kid is a mini Jack, i mean scared of his father ‘cause if he fails he’ll be ashamed, Jack was with Christian he even admitted it to his son but he don’t want to be this man and he shown his son he’ll be here for him, it was very touching scene but mostly when he discovered David playing piano, in my mind i thought of a future meeting with Daniel Faraday and Jack Shephard because hell Danny boy was amazing with piano don’t you think ? Maybe he could even be David’s teacher but i think no, i think like Dogen, they’ll meet while David will play.
The FS shown us too that Claire is part of Christian’s testament, of course she’s his daughter, does it mean Jack will search her ? Or maybe see her at the hospital afterall she’s pregnant and she was still when Kate left her ;)
Now the most important question in the FS
Who is David’s mom ?
We can eliminate Kate ‘cause the kid is around 12 and our Freckles is 26 so i don’t think there is a chance it’s her and also for people who have had kid together, it could be weird they were strangers on the plane don’t you think ?
Now Sarah, they were married on the other time and then divorced before the crash so Sarah ? Yes maybe but at the same i could say too predictable and we saw the FS is different, Locke is fiance with Helen and they’ll be married, Ben is the Ben Potter in adult version, Hurley is lucky and now Jack has a kid so my bet is on...
Juliet Burke
Afterall on the island they were close, they were both doctors too and they’ve kind of connection who was gone in season4 for my anger i could say too...
I think it could feel logical Juliet is Jack’s ex, both doctors, met at university, fall in love, got married and have a kid. And there is this little hint at the beginning of the episode where we spoke about Jack’s appendix and we first thought OH OH “deja vu” moment for Jack ! and me i was oh oh JULIET !
Also we know Elizabeth Mitchell will be back on the show for fews episodes, true her storyline is linked to Sawyer too but at the same it’s over and the only way to bring some surprise with character we love/loved, it could be to make Juliet be David’s mom !
She could go dutch with Jack at some point and speaks about David, people assumed it was Sawyer but i doubt it will be him, I think we’ll get to see different losties in Sawyer’s FS than Juliet.
We knew she was away for days and sometimes doctor have conference to assist or even to do, so maybe Juliet was out the town for this reason.
Maybe i’m completely wrong too but recently SPOILER ALERT Darlton confimed we knew David’s mom and my mind can’t get over it’s Juliet, she could fit to be David’s mom and in this life i could love Juliet to have her own kid, maybe be over Rachel maybe Rachel was never sick or maybe she was and it’s also a reason her and Jack aren’t together anymore but a part of her is linked to Jack forever with this kid. I just love that and hear me Darlton, Juliet deserves happy life on the FS or i’ll ask smokey to kick your ass :D
So to end let’s complete it
| First life | Flash Sideway |
| Jack is a doctor | Jack is a doctor |
| Jack lose his father and even the coffin was missing when he crashed | Jack lose his father and even his coffin is missing |
| Jack has no kid | Jack has a son |
| Jack have had issue with alcohol | Jack SEEM to have had issue with alcohol |
| Jack learnt he has a sister | Jack learnt about Claire (not yet she’s his sister) |
samedi 13 février 2010
mardi 19 janvier 2010
Chicagotribune interview with Darlton part1
In December, I interviewed "Lost" executive producers Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof over lunch on the Disney-ABC lot in Burbank, Calif. In a week or so, I'll be using that interview to write a feature for the print version of the Tribune (I'll post that "Lost" feature here too).
But with the anticipation of the "Lost" Season 6 premiere building -- the start of the final season is only two weeks away on Feb. 2 -- I thought I'd start posting the full transcript of the interview. It's looong. Check back here for additional installments (there should be two more installments over the next week or so).
Yes, what follows is only about a third of the interview. I know! But given that Lindelof and Cuse were kind enough to give me an hour of their time, I'm going to share everything they said with my fellow island fanatics. Casual fans might not want to read the whole thing; if that's the case, there are a few choice excepts here. All my other "Lost" coverage is here.
This interview contains no spoilers for Season 6. I didn't (and still don't) want to know any specifics about the season to come.
I was interested in finding out how Cuse and Lindelof approached Season 6 and how they feel about the fans' expectations for the last season. This section of the transcript also contains the first set of 'Star Wars references, and there are several "Battlestar Galactica" and "Sopranos" references too. Also, giraffes.
In the next exciting installment: Time travel!!! Later: Ewoks!!!
Here's Part 1 -- enjoy!
Ryan: Even as a hardcore “Battlestar Galactica” fan, I was taken aback at how impassioned people were about the last set of episodes of that show. And I was really unprepared for how harsh people could get over the smallest things and what they meant, and over what and wasn’t dealt with in those final set of episodes. It was as if everyone had a different checklist in their mind of what had to happen.
In approaching this last season, do you have the sense that it's going to be like that? Or did you just not think about the intensity of the fan reaction?
Lindelof: I’m sure we both have similar yet vastly verbose responses to that because we talk a lot about it and been talking a lot about the ending of the show for a long time. But I think that there is a disproportionate focus on a finale and there always has been. And this happens on a micro level, where the critically and fan-hated season, Season 3, also happens to have the greatest finale probably of the series. And the taste left in your mouth in the wake of the finale is really all that matters.
If the entire series is going to be judged based on our ability to execute the dive, you can’t do your job. Part of it is -- despite what people think or say, so much of it has been talked about and planned for years now that you’re just kind of executing the plan to the best of your ability. You're changing the plan when it’s not working, but otherwise, you’re kind of married to the inevitable -- the stuff that we want to do.
Cuse: We also spent a lot of time talking about how we don’t want the last season of the show to be didactic. It’s very dangerous to basically create a checklist of answers and then start trying to tick them off, because we want to make sure we’re telling engaging stories. For us really, while the mythology is important, for us it’s a story about these characters. And so most of our focus has been on, how are we going to resolve the character stories?
We really feel we are very committed to this notion of not stripping the show of its essential mystery. I mean, mystery exists in life and we kind of always go back to the midi-chlorians example [in the 'Star Wars' prequel films]. Your understanding the Force was not aided by knowing that there were little particles swimming around in the bloodstreams of Jedi.
There are sort of fundamental elements of mystery and magic to the show that are unexplainable, and any attempt to explain them would actually harm the show, and in our opinion, the legacy of the show. So we’re trying to find the right blend of answering questions, but also leaving the things that should be mysterious mysterious.
source : chicagotribune.com
lundi 18 janvier 2010
Damon and Carlton's interview with skyone
here you can see an interview of Paul Terry with Darlton speaking about s5, the triangle between sawyer, kate and juliet, flocke/locke, jacob and the end of season5 with jughead
samedi 9 janvier 2010
EW interview with Terry O'quinn and Michael Emerson !
Over the course of pop culture history, there have been many terrific two-man teams. Abbott and Costello. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Beavis and Butthead. To that illustrious list, may we submit for your consideration: Benjamin Linus and John Locke. Together, the prickly pair have driven much of the Lost saga — and the on-screen chemistry between Michael Emerson and Terry O’Quinn has been a key source of entertainment, dramatic and comedic. (Emerson and O’Quinn are the only two actors to date who have won Emmys on the show, most recently with Emerson snagging the trophy for best supporting actor in the fall.) Look back no further than last season, which brought us “Dead is Dead,” the episode that featured a tense and humorous jousting match between the two rivals and, of course, “The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham,” which yielded one of the great moments in Lost history: Ben talks Locke out of hanging himself…before strangling him to death!
Last fall, while visiting the Lost production in Hawaii, we wanted to experience the Ben and Locke Show live, so we corralled Emerson and O’Quinn for a wide-ranging interview. You will be reading — and seeing — more of our adventures over the next few months at EW.com and in the magazine. In fact, this week’s issue of EW contains an informative Q&A with Emerson and O’Quinn. Although we can’t give you any season 6 teasers (yet), you’ll receive a peek into their working relationship and genuine friendship. In the meantime, enjoy a few bonus quotes from the mad men of Lost. —Jeff Jensen and Dan Snierson
On O’Quinn realizing last season that he wasn’t really playing John Locke anymore:
O’QUINN: There was a sort of gradual awareness, and then [with the season finale], a sort of a sad acceptance of the fact that John Locke was dead. I thought, “Well, wow, I guess I’m not playing the same person anymore. That role on Lost is over.”
On whether the new Locke is good or evil:
O’QUINN: Boy, they sure are loading it up to look as if John Locke is the devil. And then that makes me suspicious. Right? Apparently I’m playing somebody who can look like John Locke. It was easier playing this same person last year when I didn’t know who it was. Now it’s hard to not load things up and become arch, be heavy.
On playing comedic moments:
EMERSON: I began to feel last season that I was in my own little private comedy. He was very sarcastic all the time. There aren’t a lot of characters you can just bounce jokes off of — Jack’s not a big knee-slapper — but there’s a special kind of Lost humor, where we talk glibly about very grave matters.
O’QUINN: When somebody’s pointing a gun at you every episode, eventually it’s like, “Whatever. You’re not gonna shoot me. Or if you do, I’ll live.”
EMERSON: [to O’Quinn] Was it you that said, “On Lost, you can’t ask somebody to pass the salt without pulling a gun”?
O’QUINN: I don’t think so. Maybe it was you.
EMERSON: I want it to be you.
On shooting the pivotal scene in which Ben strangles Locke:
EMERSON: It was long, slow work that day…. It was very quiet on the set. The crew was gripped by the scene and fully supported the work in front of the camera.
O’QUINN: I remember prepping with you for the sequence. We were sitting in our chairs, going over the dialogue, but Michael has a hard time just sitting in his chair. So, pretty soon, I’m still sitting in my chair, and he’s on his knees in front of me, doing that moment where Ben begs Locke not to kill himself, and the whole time, the crew is just walking by us, not looking at us or saying a word.
On whether they’ll miss working together:
O’QUINN: I haven’t told Michael this yet, but I think about it a lot. A working relationship that is this smooth, it’s as unusual as a relationship with a loved one. At least for me. After Lost is over, I’m going to get a hold of somebody and say, “Write something for us.” I just want to keep doing this.
EMERSON: I don’t think it’s the last time we’ll be playing opposite each other.
On how much they worry about meeting fan expectations:
O’QUINN: Not as much as it worries [exec producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse] and those guys, I’m sure. What worries me is what I have control over. And that’s my performance. And if in fact the whole thing is a big laugh and it turns out badly and everything, I don’t anticipate feeling terrible about it. Because every day to me is work. And it’s given a lot already.
EMERSON: I’m also getting easier with the idea of secrets, of walking away with things unanswered, with mysteries left open. That’s all right, too.
Source : EW
lundi 21 décembre 2009
fews rarely promo pics bts or episodes for LOST
i'll say...wait xmas for tonight it's not big but Santa Lyly will be ^^
enjoy anyways !
others are the gallery
jeudi 17 décembre 2009
mercredi 16 décembre 2009
Tibits of Chicatribune interview with Damon and Carlton !
Last Friday, I talked to "Lost" executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse for more than an hour, and I'll publish a complete transcript of our conversation in a few weeks. I especially can't wait for you to read the part about the Ewoks.
here the tibits we got :
From Lindelof and Cuse:
- "Lost" executive producer and frequent director Jack Bender will direct the series finale. "He’s definitely directing it. He’s been such a humungous part of the show and he’s our third partner in Hawaii. You know there wouldn’t be anybody else to do it besides him," Cuse said.
- As expected, Cuse and Lindelof will write the show's 2-hour series finale. Cuse on the final season and the unveiling of the ending: "We kind of concocted the mythology of the show a long time ago, and it’s like having a Christmas present and you kept it on the shelf a long time and people are finally going to get to open it and see it. So we’re finally getting to deploy the ending of the show and that is exciting to us. It is a story and I think as storytellers, that’s always what’s delicious -- you set up the audience and then you basically finish the story. There’s a payoff and we’re actually going to finally give the audience our payoff."
- Cuse said that "Lost" will unveil a "narrative technique" that is "different" this season. He didn't elaborate on what the new technique would be, but he compared the deployment of this Season 6 element to the show's use of time travel in Season 5: "Last year, we committed to this concept of time travel with a certain expectation that some people really might not respond to it. I think the most pleasant surprise was how much people embraced it, because it was difficult and it was much more overtly science fiction, and yet people really seemed to like the season," Cuse said. "But we have the same anxiety about what we’re doing this season. We kind of feel like the fundamental tenet that we’ve tried to follow as storytellers is 'Be bold.' But in being bold sometimes you fall on your face. So, we committed to a narrative approach this season which we feel is bold and it’s different than what we’ve done before. And if it works, it’ll be exciting, but it might not be everybody’s cup of tea either."
dimanche 6 décembre 2009
Rarely promo pics behind the scene or of the episode for all seasons
Edit 09:04PM I'm lost fan as all of you and it take me a lot of hours to figure how to get those pics, I share online for fans so what i ask it's just simple...CREDIT THE PEOPLE WHO TOOK TIME FOR YOU or i'll not share anymore when i see how people can respect me.
******
well i can say it's just the beginning and maybe my dream to get all promo pics of LOST will finally happen which it mean to for you :)
here severals you never saw before and stay tuned each weeks for more !
others posted on the gallery to see the one i added check this link promo pics posted
and exclusivity too
very very rarely promo pics of the cast s3
******
well i can say it's just the beginning and maybe my dream to get all promo pics of LOST will finally happen which it mean to for you :)
here severals you never saw before and stay tuned each weeks for more !
others posted on the gallery to see the one i added check this link promo pics posted
and exclusivity too
very very rarely promo pics of the cast s3
dimanche 29 novembre 2009
Desmond and Jack promo pics s5 in MQ
and now it's done ! promo pics for s5 of all losties are on the gallery :) next week i'll put some of past seasons you maybe never saw ;)
mercredi 25 novembre 2009
Miles promo pics s5 in MQ
tonight miles and tomorrow i'll finish with jack and desmond and then probably i'll check my private album and put new rarely :)
more on the gallery !
more on the gallery !
mardi 24 novembre 2009
LOST s5 AXN promo for several episodes
i was bored lol so i made this vid where you can see several AXN promo for s5
first one include jughead, the little prince, the life and death of Jeremy Bentham, la Fleur and Whatever happened, happened and the second it's for "the incident" part1&2
first one include jughead, the little prince, the life and death of Jeremy Bentham, la Fleur and Whatever happened, happened and the second it's for "the incident" part1&2
lundi 23 novembre 2009
promo pics of the cast s5 : Sawyer and Kate in MQ
hi, i know i'm late but today i share promo pics in MQ of sawyer and kate for s5, i'll add more this week and FINISH IT lol then i'll add old pics of past seasons too, like that the gallery will start to be more great :)
enjoy !
more in the gallery !
enjoy !
more in the gallery !
mardi 20 octobre 2009
lundi 19 octobre 2009
more details of lost bonus dvd s5
11:20AM more infos
Commentaries:
Because You Left Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof
Hes our You Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis (writers)
Deleted Scenes:
"No Police" Sayid and Hurley in the car (22 seconds)
"Jill the butcher" Jill tells Ben where Penny and Desmond are and gives Ben a picture of Penny (52 seconds)
"Where's LaFleur" Juliet and Miles watch sawyer on the security tv (50 seconds)
"I think he's one of Ben's People" Christain, Sun and the yahoo open a door (gee I wonder why that was cut) (1 minute)
"breakfast time" Jack/kate discuss the weirdness of being in the 70's and Kate says Jack sounds like Locke (50 seconds)
"Locke's Promise" Sun asks Locke why he didn't come to see her. Locke says he promised Jin he wouldn't bring Sun back. Locke says he in bound by honour to protect Sun (2 minutes)
"Phil's theory" Horace wants Sawyer to put together search parties to find ben (kid ben) Phil says it was an inside job. (1 minute 30 seconds)
"Stones and Boulders" Daniel says they can't change the past. Creek metaphor. Daniel/kate/jack scene. Daniel's back story really. Pretty interesting. (5 minutes)
Other things:
"Beyond Buildong 23" Michael Emerson takes us behind the scenes at the writing stage, etc.
"Making Up for Lost Time" Cast + crew talk about time travel and how this season has time travel and other things.
"Mysteries of the Universe" An episode of a tv series that inspired Lost.
"An epic day with Richard Alpert" Hosted by the guy who plays Richard, a day in the life of filming the last episode.
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only two commentaries "because you left" and "he's our you" not with cast members too !
Lost On Location: The Lie (flaming arrow attack)
The Little Prince (boat in a storm, filmed in a swimming pool)
The Life and Death Of etc (car crash)
Namaste (the Dharma Initiative)
He's Our You (Burning van driving through Dharma)
Whatever Happened, Happened (Young ben being shot aftermath, surgery etc)
The Incident (sawyer/jack fight scene, building the pit/swan station, the shoot out scene with the drill and magnetism basically the whole climactic scene)
And there are eight deleted scenes.
source : thedrunkenelf
jeudi 15 octobre 2009
MQ promo pics of Sun and Daniel for s5
here promo pics of Sun and Dan for s5, more to come in fews days !
others in the gallery
others in the gallery
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