Lost 2004 sci-fi tv show

Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly, Jorge Garcia, American science fiction

Lost (2004, United States)

2004United States

Categories: survival science fictionparanormal eventsparallel universesmystery science fictionfantasyalternate realitytime travel2000s sci-fi

Running time: 5900 minutes

Language: English / Spanish / Korean / French

Oceanic Flight 815 from Australia to Los Angeles crashes on unknown island. 48 of the survivors prepare to spend a day or two on the island until they will be rescued, but after a while they realize it might not be possible to easily find them since no distract call has been sent before the crash. The island is big and covered in forest, so they find the way to find source of food and water, but their main problem is that in the jungle there is something that makes horrific noise and is able to pull the trees from the ground like they were just small toys. In the series of retrospectives we see that even the people survived from the crash are only seemingly ordinary - each of them has elements in the past that he or she would like to change or forget. Soon they begin to see people on the island that they should not be able to see or things that should not be on the island. Everything changes when they find a metal hatch hidden shallow under the ground.

Mystery science fiction TV series that became huge success from the beginning presenting the world that is dangerous and at the same time intruiging. First three series were just fascinating when the retrospectives unveiled the deeper and deeper layers of the characters and we learn what events led them all to be aboard the Flight 815. Unfortunately from season 4 until the end the series seemed to be the result of improvisation and trying to hard to prolong the mystery for few more episodes.

Overall it was great idea, great beginning that later got lost in the eagerness to make it as long as possible. And as it was easy to predict the mystery stretched for so long begun to wear out and the series lost almost half of the audience before reaching the end in season 6. Which was a shame since the beginning was so great...

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Creators of Lost

JJ Abrams

screenplay

Jeffrey Lieber

screenplay

Damon Lindelof

screenplay

Cast of Lost

Matthew Fox

as Jack Shephard

Evangeline Lilly

as Kate Austen

Jorge Garcia

as Hugo Reyes

Josh Holloway

as James Sawyer

Harry Andrews

as Sayid Jarrah

Terry OQuinn

as John Locke

Daniel Dae Kim

as Jin Kwon

Yunjin Kim

as Sun Kwon

Emilie de Ravin

as Claire Littleton

Henry Ian Cusick

as Desmond Hume

Dominic Monaghan

as Charlie Pace

Michael Emerson

as Ben Linus

Naveen Andrews

as Sayid Jarrah

Michael Emerson

as Benjamin Linus

Harold Perrineau

as Michael Dawson

Elizabeth Mitchell

as Juliet Burke

Ken Leung

as Miles Straume

Nestor Carbonell

as Richard Alpert

Malcolm David Kelley

as Walt Lloyd

Maggie Grace

as Shannon Rutherford

Jeremy Davies

as Daniel Faraday

Jeff Fahey

as Frank Lapidus

Ian Somerhalder

as Boone Carlyle

Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje

as Mr. Eko

Michelle Rodriguez

as Ana Lucia Cortez

Cynthia Watros

as Libby Smith

L Scott Caldwell

as Rose Nadler

Sam Anderson

as Bernard Nadler

John Terry

as Christian Shephard

Mira Furlan

as Danielle Rousseau

Tania Raymonde

as Alex Rousseau

Sonya Walger

as Penny Widmore

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