Thursday, February 19, 2009
Lost season 5
I love it.
LOVE it.
My thoughts are seeming to be correct about how this really is all about Jack and the old man. John Locke I think, may or may not be "the leader," but my prediction is that John will either stay dead or fail, and it will really come down to Jack in the end. As in, can you take the leap of faith? Can you leave your ridiculously scientific thought processes and just realize that there is more to life than that? Christian told John how to get Jack back, couldn't help him physically, but also told him that he, John, NOT BEN was supposed to move the island. How is Ben involved in all this? Is he out? Just trying to weasel his way back onto the island? Of course he would be manipulating everything in order to engineer his own favorable outcome. . . but why was his face all bitched up when he called Jack? And if he somehow coerced Kate into going to Jack's to screw him and get knocked up I am going to be very, very upset. I'm sure he somehow got a hold of Aaron, held him for ransom, had been secretly charting Kate's menstrual cycle and then forced her to go and put out. Widmore? What is WITH that guy? What is his interest in the island? That guy seems to have everything he needs, there must be some secret between him and Ben that he needs the ability to time travel back to the island for, some deep, dark vendetta that needs avenging. Perhaps a woman?
Penelope and Desmond are going to be a factor, I think. What of the babies? Aaron, Charlie, Sun's daughter?
Everyone had a different mixed-up identity when they got on that plane again. Hurley had a guitar, as if he were Charlie (Drive Shaft). Sayid was in cuffs, as if he were Kate. Kate may or may not be knocked up, as if she were Claire. John Locke is in the hold, in his casket, wearing Doc Shephard's shoes. FRANK LAPIDIS IS THE GODDAMNED PILOT!
"We're not going to Guam, are we. . . " followed by a grimace.
Of course that damned note would be the catalyst for the actual transformation. It kept following him! I about cried when Jack read what it said.
I just watched it again for the 2nd time. Thomas the Apostle? Has to put his hands inside the wounds in order to believe? Then, according to history went on to become the most widespread Apostle to branch out from the promised land? (dies a martyr, somewhere in India?) Jack is beginning to believe?
Somehow, they got Kate, Sayid, and Hugo onto that plane by telling them that Jack was going to die or something. Kate is all distant and awkward, Hugo has a hard time maintaining eye contact, Sayid looks as if he really wants to tell Jack something. . . Sun probably doesn't care either way.
Ben's mother did NOT teach him to read. Didn't she die giving birth to him?
And was that little "scuffle" that Ben was in before the flight something to do with Widmore? Wasn't his last promise something along the lines of I'M GOING TO KILL YOUR DAUGHTER? He mentioned before leaving the church that he was going to do something, something he'd promised an old friend?
This is getting a bit obsessive.
Sunday, February 15, 2009
My areas of expertise
If I would have gone legitimate as a film scholar, I would have become the go-to girl on cheesy 80s films, focusing mostly on comedy but also including the horror genre. This may still happen one day. Here's the list of what I would deem myself an authority on:
1. Porky's
2. Porky's 2, The Next Day
3. Porky's Revenge
4. Mannequin
5. Desperately Seeking Susan
6. The Legend of Billie Jean
7. Sixteen Candles
8. The Breakfast Club
9. The Naked Gun
10. For Keeps
11. Caddyshack
12. Big Business
13. Clue
14. Soapdish
15. The Blues Brothers
16. St. Elmo's Fire
17. Less Than Zero
1. Fright Night
2. The Lost Boys
3. Halloween, 1, 2, and 3
4. Cujo
5. Christine
6. Creepshow
7. Carrie
8. Friday the 13th, 1, 2, 3, Final Chapter, New Beginning, Jason Lives, and New Blood
9. Nightmare on Elm Street, 1, 2, and 3
10. Children of the Corn
1. Porky's
2. Porky's 2, The Next Day
3. Porky's Revenge
4. Mannequin
5. Desperately Seeking Susan
6. The Legend of Billie Jean
7. Sixteen Candles
8. The Breakfast Club
9. The Naked Gun
10. For Keeps
11. Caddyshack
12. Big Business
13. Clue
14. Soapdish
15. The Blues Brothers
16. St. Elmo's Fire
17. Less Than Zero
1. Fright Night
2. The Lost Boys
3. Halloween, 1, 2, and 3
4. Cujo
5. Christine
6. Creepshow
7. Carrie
8. Friday the 13th, 1, 2, 3, Final Chapter, New Beginning, Jason Lives, and New Blood
9. Nightmare on Elm Street, 1, 2, and 3
10. Children of the Corn
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
backlog. . .
Ahhhhh! I can't keep up anymore!
1. Lost is amazing. I can't believe CHARLES WIDMORE WAS ON THE ISLAND! This just keeps getting better and better. My thought on the end of the series: some sort of test of faith for Jack. John Locke will try and fail, Jack will have to abandon his scientific thought processes and there we'll all be.
2. 24 is amazing. This last episode was the best one I've ever seen. Jack crashing the Expedition into Vossler's car? Then punching him right in the face through the window? Perfect.
1. Lost is amazing. I can't believe CHARLES WIDMORE WAS ON THE ISLAND! This just keeps getting better and better. My thought on the end of the series: some sort of test of faith for Jack. John Locke will try and fail, Jack will have to abandon his scientific thought processes and there we'll all be.
2. 24 is amazing. This last episode was the best one I've ever seen. Jack crashing the Expedition into Vossler's car? Then punching him right in the face through the window? Perfect.
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