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Az Oceanic Air légitársaság 815-ös számú menetrendszerinti járata a Csendes óceán felett zuhanni kezd, és a géptörzs darabokra szakad. A roncs egy része szárazföldre, egy látszólag elhagyatott szigetre csapódik, rengeteg utas meghal, de csodával határos módon több tucat túlélő is akad a füstölgő roncsok között. A katasztrófa életben maradt áldozatai kénytelenek minden lelki és fizikai erejüket mozgósítani ahhoz, hogy kibírják, amíg a mentőalakulatok megérkeznek. Nemsokára azonban kiderül, hogy magukra vannak utalva: a katasztrófa előtt a gépük rádiója elromlott, a repülő letért a szokásos útvonalról, és ott, ahol lezuhantak, valószínűleg senki nem fogja keresni őket. A helyzet azonban még ennél is rosszabb: a sziget mélyéről félelmetes hangok törnek fel, egy titokzatos lény dühöng a dzsungelben, egy titokzatos rádióadást fognak a környékről, felfedeznek egy különös csapóajtót, és rájönnek, hogy rajtuk kívül mások is vannak a szigeten... és nem biztos, hogy békések a szándékaik... (InterCom)
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Lost - Eltűntek (2004)
No other TV show has captivated me as much as Lost. However, I believe that offering something like this to the average Czech audience is a waste of time. A typical Czech family watching TV: mum knitting and nagging the kids, who are munching chips and misbehaving, while daddy is napping in the armchair; or they are all taking and laughing. And then a show that demands attention and hides a lot of important details is considered “utterly stupid”. If I were to watch for instance episode 3x20 without knowing any of the previous events, I would say it’s bullshit. Season 1: 5* – great atmosphere, getting to know the characters and the original flashbacks. Watched on Nova with Czech dubbing. Best episodes: Exodus II, Deus Ex Machina, Solitary. Season 2: 4-5* – excellent beginning and ending, but the middle is just filler. Watched on DVD over a weekend (AXN dubbing). Best episodes: Live Together Die Alone, Man of Science Man of Faith, Lockdown Season 3: 5* – I have no reservations about this season. Interesting twists, two great new characters (Ben and Juliet) and a great ending. Watched in original language. Best episodes: Through the Looking Glass, The Man Behind the Curtain, A Tale of Two Cities. Season 4: 4* – Perhaps the weakest season. It has some excellent episodes, but it wasn’t impressive as a whole. The plot on the island is quite lifeless, the characters are always travelling, without solving anything important. Things are considerably better outside, but Lost should be about the Island. Best episodes: The Constant, There's No Place Like Home II, The Shape of Things to Come. Season 5: 5* – For me the best season of the show. Many people will not be happy with the events that unfold from the first episode, but those who come to terms with it are in for a great reward. We gradually get answers to many questions (though often only in hints), the plot is unpredictable and the finale is awesome. We finally get to know what is really happening on the Island – and the previous seasons suddenly feel like nothing. Best episodes: The Incident, The Variable, Dead is Dead. Season 6: 4* – One big farewell to the show. If you don’t want to be too disappointed, you should accept the fact that the most important questions were answered in the previous season (though not nearly all of them) and that the show doesn’t have much left to offer. We say good-bye to the characters and watch how the whole story ends. Some people will be very satisfied, others less so. I’m not complaining, I will remember this show fondly. Best episodes: The End, The Candidate, Everybody Loves Hugo. A brief take on the show as a whole: Nothing will change the fact that I spent with Lost probably the best years of my life and that’s reason enough for me to love it. It works perfectly if we take it as the story of Jack that begins with the plane crash on the island. The show is often surprising, generates mystery; we know only what the characters themselves know – and that’s good. The problems begin when we look at those events as they happened chronologically, i.e. starting somewhere in antiquity and ending with the plane crash. In that case, many things don’t make sense, and not only minor details, but also the core conflict – what the show should actually be about.
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