Mais oui, c'est ce série-jeu mes voyous!

par **Jesus de Nazareth** » Sam 29 Mai 2010 18:39

par **Jb boin 2017** » Sam 29 Mai 2010 18:57

Jesus de Nazareth a écrit:
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La fin est mongole dans le sens que tout ce qui se passe avant est totalement inutile. Dans la deuxième moitié de la dernière saison on comprend que l'île est en danger à cause de deux frères ennemis dotés de pouvoirs magiques. L'un représente le bien et a amené les personnages principaux sur l'ïle (sans vraie raison en plus ), l'autre est méchant (c'est la fumée noire qu'on voit depuis le début) et veut s'échapper de l'île en la détruisant. Au final les gentils gagnent, le méchant meurt. Et tous les personnages principaux se retrouvent au paradis ou ils s'embrassent et s'enculent entre amis.

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par **Snagashi** » Sam 29 Mai 2010 19:05

En même temps qu'on sait toujours pas pourquoi c'était si important de protéger cette putain d'île et sa putain de lumière.
Détruis cette foutue île de mes couilles et casses-toi quoi. :sousmalangue:

par **Jb boin 2017** » Sam 29 Mai 2010 19:06

Toutes sortes de nazis sous forme de poudre qui rôdent dans Rosemont comme des fantômes dans ton ombre :putain:

par **o_Optimistic** » Sam 29 Mai 2010 19:10

En même temps qu'il y'a des fans de Lost qui veulent tout avoir, bien posé dans leur main, et bien mis en évidence :sourirekabile:

Style, " ouais bon euuuh la statut finalement ? D'ou elle vient cet pute neg' ? C'est qui qui l'a construit ? Adilidi :k7:

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Ben tu peux trés bien imaginer que cet statue d'cretin a était construite bien avant par une autre civi.. lisation (sans doute égyptienne) arrivé bien avant (Jacob dit explicitement : " Ouais bon y'en a d'autre qui sont arrivé avant nigga' " :cquisputaindpasse?:

)

La vraie question que j'pose sur Roi-Heenok dot com, c'est... Pourquoi cet statue n'avait que 4 orteils han ? :education:

Alors bon quoi, j'suis d'accord que la série est loin de répondre à toutes les questions (L'truc qui m'soule le plus, c'est ce petit negre de Walt :heenok:

) mais a coté de ça y'as des fanatziques qui veulent des réponses à n'importe quoi. Quand j'en vois qui demande " Ouais, la source de lumiere lô, comment ça s'fait qu'il y'est ça sur l'ile ? " Frele :cestunjeu:

Par contre, un autre truc qui m'a vraiment déçu, c'est que j'me souviens que ces 2 blancs scenaristes nous avaient dit que la série etait rationnel, que tout s'expliquer scientifiquement :meuh:

par **Centre Troll** » Sam 29 Mai 2010 19:11

par **Jesus de Nazareth** » Sam 29 Mai 2010 19:12

Je ne suis pas d'accord JB :criminel:

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par **o_Optimistic** » Sam 29 Mai 2010 19:13

Snagashi a écrit:En même temps qu'on sait toujours pas pourquoi c'était si important de protéger cette putain d'île et sa putain de lumière.
Détruis cette foutue île de mes couilles et casses-toi quoi.

Parce que ça provoquerait... Une destruction du monde :israelien:

Enfin, je ne sais pas si c'est l'ile qui provoquerait toute cette merde ou si c'est simplement ce qui serait arrivé si cet pédale de fumée noir avait atteint le continent :quoiquoi:

par **Jesus de Nazareth** » Sam 29 Mai 2010 19:36

La théorie que j'étais pas prêt sur Lostpedia :matete:

The island is not a physical entity, it is a kind of concept. This island provides "questions" for those who are not ready to "to let go" or "to go." The most interesting of this, is that the island concept does not only apply to the characters in the series, but for all people who are "thinking" about the series. Since we continue reading and discussing about it, WE ARE STILL ON THE ISLAND. We are still looking for "answers."

Nothing that happened on the island was "real". The life before the crash represents the life of a viewer before the "actual show". The afterlife represents the point of view of the viewer after the show. The funeral represents the moment a viewer of show realize the "true", which is not known at the moment.

* At the end of the show it's not Jack's homecoming in the church. Jack is in the pews facing the departed. It's you. It's you. You're dead. You are part of the narrative. You are part of the cast, You are part of the production. You are the one being encouraged to move on. You are the one they have been waiting for

* Damon Lindelof summed up the drama this way: “The show is, at its heart and soul, a character study. We were fascinated as storytellers by what makes people the way they are.”

If you consider this as a possible explanation, and you start to think a little more about to it, you can discover that some of the stereotypes viewers can be represented by some of the characters:

Michael: it is the viewer who "abandoned" the island. He simply said, "this is crap" and did not try to find something good on it. This character does not appear in the "end" of the series, sharing with everyone else. So it represents the people who didn't see the full show until the very end.

Ben: it is the viewer who understands, or think he understands what the island is. But, who is still "not ready" to "let it go", in other words, "still have things to do". The viewer who want to say and research a little bit more about the show.

Jack: represents those who want a clear answer. Those who want to “come back” with a rational explanation of the events on the island. In the end, they probably understand and enjoy what happened on the island.

Sawyer: the viewers who at some point in the series its heart was "broken", either because the favorite character died, "Juliet," "Charlie", ..., or something happened and they fought with the island, and finally could never got over it. But nevertheless, they reached the end of the series with the "broken heart."

Hurley: The people who enjoy to the fullest. The "crazy" or "geeks" who "saw things", those who "followed" the leader and, at the end, those who are going to stay at the island forever.

Kate: The viewers that were undecided about liking or disliking the show but stuck until the end, and only as they part forever, they were capable of uttering "I love you." Then they move on with their lives but treasure the memories forever.

Sun: The viewers who started out pretending they didn't understand the show but really do since they started to watch the show to escape from a troubling aspect of their lives.

Jin: The viewers who never fully understood the show but tried and took them 3 years to do so.

* Bernard/Rose: The viewers who watched, then got a bit bored, and only watched it at their obsessed friend's house every once in a while, but didn't care enough to be a part of the drama.

Les aigris qui ont rajouté Bernard/Rose à la fin

par **Snagashi** » Sam 29 Mai 2010 19:52

Jesus de Nazareth a écrit:La théorie que j'étais pas prêt sur Lostpedia

The island is not a physical entity, it is a kind of concept. This island provides "questions" for those who are not ready to "to let go" or "to go." The most interesting of this, is that the island concept does not only apply to the characters in the series, but for all people who are "thinking" about the series. Since we continue reading and discussing about it, WE ARE STILL ON THE ISLAND. We are still looking for "answers."

Nothing that happened on the island was "real". The life before the crash represents the life of a viewer before the "actual show". The afterlife represents the point of view of the viewer after the show. The funeral represents the moment a viewer of show realize the "true", which is not known at the moment.

* At the end of the show it's not Jack's homecoming in the church. Jack is in the pews facing the departed. It's you. It's you. You're dead. You are part of the narrative. You are part of the cast, You are part of the production. You are the one being encouraged to move on. You are the one they have been waiting for

* Damon Lindelof summed up the drama this way: “The show is, at its heart and soul, a character study. We were fascinated as storytellers by what makes people the way they are.”

If you consider this as a possible explanation, and you start to think a little more about to it, you can discover that some of the stereotypes viewers can be represented by some of the characters:

Michael: it is the viewer who "abandoned" the island. He simply said, "this is crap" and did not try to find something good on it. This character does not appear in the "end" of the series, sharing with everyone else. So it represents the people who didn't see the full show until the very end.

Ben: it is the viewer who understands, or think he understands what the island is. But, who is still "not ready" to "let it go", in other words, "still have things to do". The viewer who want to say and research a little bit more about the show.

Jack: represents those who want a clear answer. Those who want to “come back” with a rational explanation of the events on the island. In the end, they probably understand and enjoy what happened on the island.

Sawyer: the viewers who at some point in the series its heart was "broken", either because the favorite character died, "Juliet," "Charlie", ..., or something happened and they fought with the island, and finally could never got over it. But nevertheless, they reached the end of the series with the "broken heart."

Hurley: The people who enjoy to the fullest. The "crazy" or "geeks" who "saw things", those who "followed" the leader and, at the end, those who are going to stay at the island forever.

Kate: The viewers that were undecided about liking or disliking the show but stuck until the end, and only as they part forever, they were capable of uttering "I love you." Then they move on with their lives but treasure the memories forever.

Sun: The viewers who started out pretending they didn't understand the show but really do since they started to watch the show to escape from a troubling aspect of their lives.

Jin: The viewers who never fully understood the show but tried and took them 3 years to do so.

* Bernard/Rose: The viewers who watched, then got a bit bored, and only watched it at their obsessed friend's house every once in a while, but didn't care enough to be a part of the drama.

Les aigris qui ont rajouté Bernard/Rose à la fin

Théorie de merde, je viens de lire et ça sent le fanatique numéro 1 qui essaye de laver le cul de Perdus :han2:

par **ofcourse** » Lun 7 Juin 2010 23:05

Bordel la fin de breaking bad :putain:

par **lidao9** » Lun 7 Juin 2010 23:14

J'viens d'saisir les 8 premiers épisodes de la saison 2
Oublie la façon dont c'est chaud à fond putain :auloin:

par **tulilupe** » Mar 8 Juin 2010 11:44

ofcourse a écrit:Bordel la fin de breaking bad

Y reste 1 épisode avant la yeufin ? :heenok11:

Tu sais si ils vont faire une autre saison après? :humsaddam:

par **Mahmoud** » Mar 8 Juin 2010 12:03

Il reste l'épisode 13, "full measures", et ça va etre renouvelé pour une quatrieme saison :etdanslesberlines:

par **LeNegrilleNazi** » Mar 8 Juin 2010 12:29

Serie televisée, un truc pour tga qui aime rester sur sa faim :heenokk:

pour mieux consommer la saison suivante :heenokk:

par **lidao9** » Mar 8 Juin 2010 12:42

LeNegrilleNazi a écrit: Serie televisée, un truc pour tga qui aime rester sur sa faim pour mieux consommer la saison suivante

LE sorte de stress gratuit

Allez, allez, passez

par **LeNegrilleNazi** » Mar 8 Juin 2010 13:11

J'suis plus sur la teleportation pour aller acheter le coffret integral de Sons Of Anarchy que ca fait que j'aurais la primeur sur ce jeu...l'integralité avant meme que ce soit tourné :heenokk:

le futur