LOST, 3ra Temporada

al fin alguien salado... ami me parecio lo mismo, terrible fin de temporada (2ª) y un comienzo vastante est*pido de la 3ª

Gente, no es que sea malo el capitulo. Malo seria que termine la serie sin que contesten nada, o que contesten boludeces.

Paciencia, paciencia... yo le tengo fe...

che en otro foro estoy discutiendo que es sokete de jj abrams va a hacer con lost lo mismo que hizo con alias que es ir haciendola a medida que pasa el tiempo y no tener una idea concreta, que piensas uds ?

No se, me parece que en esta temporada se van a ir respondiendo cosas.
Por ejemplo ya vimos que...


Pero si.
Te resuelve dos interrogantes y te genera cuatro mas.
Ya veremos, recien es el primer capitulo.

todavia no lo vi.. pero me lo quiero bajar y me queda una duda.. es un capitulo doble o simple? asi se si esta bien lo que estoy por bajar

Simple.
Si estas poniendo a bajar un archivo que pesa el doble, probablemente estes bajando la version en alta definicion, que es mas pesada.

A mi lo que me encabrona es que los personajes por lo visto son incapaces de comunicarse entre ellos ni uno es capaz de decirle a otro lo que sabe o descubrio y si lo hace es porque esta de ultima, yo estoy re-enganchado con la serie pero creo que cuando llegue la hora de las explicaciones lo vamos querer matar a jjabrams

El capitulo estuvo bueno porque mostraron un monton de cosas re zarpadas sobre los "others". Hay que tener en cuenta que desde la 1er temporada que no se sabe casi nada de ellos, y este capitulo arranca mostrandote que los tipos viven en una "sociedad muy civilizada", ademas de mostrar sus casas, su modo de ser y otras cosas. Es como que en este capitulo te muestran todo lo que no mostraron en las otras dos temporadas.

Yo creo que el malestar, o la molestia general, se produce porque lo que uno espera del 1er capitulo de una temporada es un poco mas de intriga y emocion. Uno se espera un capitulo donde habren bocha de lineas argumentales que despues se iran cerrando. Pero bueno, nada de eso sucedio, y lo que sucedio no cauzo suficiente impacto. Encima el final dejo mucho que desear. Otros capitulos cerraron de maneras mas ingrigantes que este. Vamos a ver que sucede en los demas capitulos...

les dejo algunas curiosidades sacadas de otra pagina:

The bears that Tom refers to with Sawyer that used to be in the Skinner Box that he's in, in this episode, could be the Polar bear that the group shot and the other one that attacked Walt.

The number on the locker that Kate takes the dress from is 8-44, which are part of the Numbers.

During Jack's first flashback, a pager and a crossword puzzle can be seen in his car. The time on his pager is 7:15:23AM. On the crossword puzzle, the answer to 42 across and others are of relevance to "Lost."

The nurse that was in the operating room with Jack is the same nurse that looked after Locke after he donated his kidney.

When Kate is just exiting the shower and heading for the lockers, there are wet footprints already leading from the shower to the locker.

When Jack is talking into the intercom, we hear a message come through: "Let it go, Jack!" This is exactly the same audio we hear spoken by Jack's dad in a flashback. Although, Juliet says the intercom hasn't worked for years. But, is she telling the truth? Is Jack's father a part of all this than originally expected? Or was Jack hallucinating from his dehydration?

We see some more parallel quotes in this episode. In the Hydra station we hear "It's not important who you were, but who you are.", and then in the flashback "It's not important who he is, but who you're not."

Ben "Fake Henry Gale" is not in Juliet's book club, as said in the beginning of the episode. Which might be trying to tell us that not everything is going good in the "Others" village.

The song Jack listens to in his car radio while watching Sarah at her school is "Moonlight Serenade", the same song Hurley and Sayid picked up on the radio in second season episode "The Long Con".

The "Other"'s home is finally revealed to be located within an hour's walk/run from the tail section crash site.

It seems to be revealed that Sawyer is being kept in a large Skinner Box, which is commonly used on lab animals who get a food reward for pushing a lever or some other task; which they learn to modify their behavior in the contrapment.

The book at Juliet's book club is "Carrie", written by Stephen King.

It is revealed that "Henry Gale"'s real name is Ben.

The opening shot of the season begins, yet again, with the opening of a human eye.

Jack is being held in the Hydra Station, which was used for holding dolphins and sharks.

In the opening scene, an "Other" can be seen putting a CD in a CD player, and "Downtown" by Petula Clark begins to play, but the case can be identified as, the DualDisc version of, "Speaking In Tongues" by the Talking Heads.

linda lista, no muy importante pero bue... che el tema que pone la rubia al principio no es el mismo que escuchaba desmond la primera vez que lo vemos haciendo su rutina en la escotilla ?