I wonder what their thought process was, implementing this as a visual aide...
I never watched this show, wasn't it about a bunch of people who were dead and didn't know it?
If so, what a shift of the AP!
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u/goldenlover
6 points2023-04-06 11:39
Thats what people unfamiliar with the show think its about. Its definitely not. Seriously give it a try.
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u/snape267r
1 points2023-04-10 22:11
What do you think it was about...i liked the metaphysical concepts but i also think even the director did not know what was about.
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u/goldenlover
1 points2023-04-12 00:43
Well due to it being a TV show it was many directors not just one. And it was the 2 main writers that served as showrunners so to speak which involved leading a team of other writers. While some of the mythology was introduced with no clear direction on where it was headed, I do think they answered enough questions to provide a satisfying conclusion. I recommend watching The Leftovers, which was written by one of those 2 LOST writers I previously mentioned. His approach to that series really helped me come to terms with how LOST ended. I don't want to spoil either show. Check lostpedia if it is still around for a summary.
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u/snape267r
1 points2023-04-12 08:07
I have watched the leftovers and i know lindelof, he himself has not interpreted the mysteries of the show. He just involved a mixture of metaphysical concepts which are vaguely connected, thats why i asked your opinion to discuss it, i had searched much back then
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u/JaegerBourne
9 points2023-04-06 04:58
I prefer this reference, funny coming full circle when you remember watching it as a kid and then realizing messages in it.
Homer Simpson & Coyote
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u/jayheyho
3 points2023-04-06 17:06
They talk a littlebit of Carlos in a episode of x-files
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u/Toltech99
2 points2023-05-02 06:23
Knowing that JJAbrams was a Castañeda fan is what made me want to finally watch Lost, years later.
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I wonder what their thought process was, implementing this as a visual aide...
I never watched this show, wasn't it about a bunch of people who were dead and didn't know it?
If so, what a shift of the AP!
Thats what people unfamiliar with the show think its about. Its definitely not. Seriously give it a try.
What do you think it was about...i liked the metaphysical concepts but i also think even the director did not know what was about.
Well due to it being a TV show it was many directors not just one. And it was the 2 main writers that served as showrunners so to speak which involved leading a team of other writers. While some of the mythology was introduced with no clear direction on where it was headed, I do think they answered enough questions to provide a satisfying conclusion. I recommend watching The Leftovers, which was written by one of those 2 LOST writers I previously mentioned. His approach to that series really helped me come to terms with how LOST ended. I don't want to spoil either show. Check lostpedia if it is still around for a summary.
I have watched the leftovers and i know lindelof, he himself has not interpreted the mysteries of the show. He just involved a mixture of metaphysical concepts which are vaguely connected, thats why i asked your opinion to discuss it, i had searched much back then
I prefer this reference, funny coming full circle when you remember watching it as a kid and then realizing messages in it.
Homer Simpson & Coyote
They talk a littlebit of Carlos in a episode of x-files
Knowing that JJAbrams was a Castañeda fan is what made me want to finally watch Lost, years later.