#lost season 1

[lost-inanotherlife]

biggest lie ever told on that damn crazy island.

[ethereal-ocean-eyes]

i love the aura he gives off. this is the vibe he brings to the function <3

[a-map-of-gays]

Guess what I finished watching last night!!

Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4

[reuels]

Lost Season 1 (2004) created by J.J. Abrams, Jeffrey Lieber & Damon Lindelof

[ouroboobos]

Like Sawyer's whole schtick is he deliberately treats everyone around him like shit unprompted and then acts all morally superior and pissy and hurt when people hit him back but then every time someone DOES give him a shot and try to have a normal conversation he blows up at them OR gets sexually aggressive and condescending (if they're women) and then still turns around and acts like EVERYONE ELSE is being mean to him or whatever.

He's like wahhh I don't fit in I'm an outcast people don't trust me everyone thinks I'm a thief they think I suck etc etc. Well yes thats because you have repeatedly gleefuly proven yourself to be untrustworthy and a racist a thief and a creep and you do in fact suck. Literally nobody is doing this to you except yourself man grow up. I cannot stand him every time I see his face I want to hit him with a hammer.

[local-queer-classicist]

Maybe the real Drive Shaft was the Drive Shaft we Drive Shaft along the Drive Shaft.

[weheartstims]

hi!! <3 could you please do Charlie Pace from Lost? (specifically him in season one, if possible!) colors should be black and grey; for stims I'd like to see a stim ring, something related to a black hoodie, playing bass and maybe something related to tasmanian devils! thank you so much<333

Charlie Pace (Lost) with black and grey spinner rings, hoodies, bass guitars, Tasmanian devils, and the transmasc flag!

💍|⚫️|💍 ⚫️|💍|⚫️ 💍|⚫️|💍

[lostfrenchhorn15]

sHoCkInG & gRaPhIc CoNtEnT aHeAd (f you t!kt0k youre throwing off my groove)

[w1ng3dw01f]

After seeing Sawyer read Watership Down in episode 7, this asshole's likability to one of my friends has significantly increased.

AS IT SHOULD

[lost-inanotherlife]

If you had to convince someone to watch lost what arguments would you use?

Now this is a great and very difficult question, dear Anon.

The thing is that Lost has a bit of a bad rep because of its finale. 14 years later people are still very bitter about it and some of them also still hold a grudge against Damon Lindelof which okay but chill, folks.

And I understand that, well, i do up to a point at least. The issue is that the discourse frames Lost as a series that's not worth watching because it supposedly lacks payoff and this is just unfair (and incorrect, but that's an argument for another day).

Having said that, my arguments will be the following:

it's a show that doesn't feel cheap. Many shows nowadays do. Very small cast, very set-like settings, you can sense the plot is constrained by production's demands. This doesn't happen with Lost. There are scenes in the water, underwater, on the beach, on the beach at night, in the jungle, in a subterranean bunker, there are aircrafts' remains, fighting scenes in the rain... you name it, you got it in Lost. They don't make shows like that anymore. The cast has, like, 20 people in it or something and all, ALL characters are fleshed-out, they are ALL convincing and very well played by the actors. They deliver dialogues that are brilliantly written but that also sound like real, normal sentences people would actually say. 20 years later and Lost S1 still feels contemporary, it's a fucking miracle. There are very few shows that can say the same thing.

the writers have a superb command of the storytelling craft. It's old school but also innovative. Lost was groundbreaking as far as TV storytelling goes. They wrote TV history. You can't say "cliffhanger" today without thinking of Lost. What I mean is that this is a compelling story and you're bound to be hooked on it. With Lost you're in for an experience that can verge on the existential. And I'm not joking.

Talking about existentialism: Lost's themes, they are universal. Destiny vs Free Will? Science vs Faith? Moving on from one's past? I mean, come on. From S1E1 the show goes hard on this stuff thanks to an array of deeply flawed characters that might not be liked by all but that you can't but sympathize with because of how deeply human they are. It's a show that talks about humanity standing in front of Big Questions and how each one of us replies differently to them. These questions are, of course, still relevant to this day, making Lost a sort of universal show. You can watch it in 10 years' time and you'll still find these questions interesting.

So, to sum it up, I'd say that Lost is 100% worth watching today because it's still relevant, it feels like you're actually watching a show and not actors playing in a setting and the writing is so fucking good you'll find yourself addicted to it in a hearbeat.

Have I convinced anyone? Eheheh!

[ameoamour]

[badflicks]

LOST: Season 1 (2005) 🍕🍕🍕🍕

Just finished a Season 1 rewatch. This was the hottest shit when it came out and is part of the 1st wave of high budget cinematic tv productions that subsequently opened up tv for film actors. Rewatching more than 15 years later, it’s still gripping, often comedic in unintended ways, and you can tell they’re fully making it up as they go along which makes for a good laugh; the raft business in particular is hilarious, why would anyone wanna get on that raft let alone bring their children. The flashbacks are still enjoyable throughout the season and don’t feel like fluff… yet.

[ljones41]

Hugo “Hurley” Reyes Was Anal

I like Hurley, but he had some serious flaws.  And it has always annoyed me at how the fans and sometimes the show, turned a blind eye to his flaws.  I just finished watching an episode of “LOST” called (1.17) “… In Translation”.  In it, Jin Kwon attempts to deal with his frustrations over his relationship with wife Sun by playing a solo game of golf.  Hurley Reyes appears and attempts to give Jin advice on what golf club to use.  Naturally, Jin didn’t respond.  I say naturally, because at this point in the series, Jin did not understand or speak English.  The other survivors of Oceanic Flight 815, including Hurley, knew this.  But when Jin failed to respond to his advice, Hurley reacted as if Jin was being difficult.   Good fucking grief!  I wanted to reach within the television set and smack Hurley really hard.  Was he being anal?  Probably.  But he was also being his usual self-involved and childish self.  Hurley has always struck me as something of a man child.  And this scene was one example of why I have always found him frustrating, along with the “LOST” fandom’s tendency to put him on a pedestal.

[ouroboobos]

Also the thing with Sayid torturing Sawyer.... sorry but you deliberately (wrongfully) led everyone to believe that you were withholding lifesaving medicine from a girl who was dying. Out of malice. For no reason. And refused to give it to anyone when they repeatedly tried to get it from you. And then you're gonna act like you're a victim when people get desperate enough to try and force it from you. Not to mention that in all the time you spent fucking with everyone they could have been looking for it somewhere else? Idc about your broody grown man drama whyyy would you do that to a 20 year old girl suffering from life-threatening asthma attacks.

[realisaonum]

Proper Motivation - Michael Giacchino, Lost Season 1

[myhillsdonthaveeyesbbg]

Took notes on Exodus Part 1 on this rewatch soo.

The way the camera pans from the smoke pillar and Jack mirrors the way the shot pans in s3e1, with the camera panning around showing Juliet and Ben and their reaction to Flight 815. They mirror eachother really well as both group’s first sightings of one another.

2. Ana Lucia and Jack are in seats 42F and 23B respectively (love the numbers references)