yeah, charling bumping into jack blow my mind... is clear to me now that they recorded all the plane scene atthe samme time with many different cameras
arthur51451 Look, I mean that there are people that think Lost is kinda like a survival show, people crash on an island and need to escape it and that's just it. Lost is a looot more, basically the crash itself isn't even necessary.
anotherno0name it's a shit show, people watched it because they thought it was the survival than the director started doing drugs and randomly put in all this sci fi fantasy garbage. almost no one likes it, but the people that do are the vocal minority since the people who hate it just ignore everything about this trash
joe name Oh yep... Eversytime I hear someone saying "Lost is kinda awesome, just the end destroys everything." I die inside. I have never ever meet a person who understood *and* disliked the ending.
@Son of a Glitch There are a couple of ways you might've been able to watch it before it aired on TV. You either live in a country that had no TV service and just got it to work. Or your dick shaped car can also turn into a DeLorean and you traveled to 2009 from 2004 and prior. You decide whichever applies to you.
I just now realized that Jacks first moment and his last moment on the island is in the bamboo field. Both times with vincent by his side. Thats awesome and sad at the same time
I loved this connection of timelines, but there were some of the scenes that I don't recall ever seeing, like the one where Jack Shepherd's dad talks with the dog.
How it started with Jack opening his eyes and the dog waking him up and how it ended with Jack's eyes closing and the dog laying beside him (got me in tears) truly amazes me
Hey guys, did anyone of you find a way to erase every LOST episode from their head so they can watch it again? If anybody has the answer, please reply! XD
***** Oh come on, that's too harsh. I agree the first season is perfect, but there are some amazing stuff in the later seasons. Things that I never felt again watching any other show or movie. And for that, all the seasons are kind of special to me, even if they weren't perfect.
Ahmed Ghazwan it's just 2-3 seasons were awesome, the atmosphere, the intrigue, the feels... but then, late seasons spoiled everything, You know, the higher you climb, the harder they fall, well, 2-3 sesons were damn high... It's just looked like to me that devs. themselves did'nt now the whole story, and made everything on the run, then got bored and just finished it somehow. :(
***** You're definitely right about that. And I think even the show runners themselves admitted to this after it ended. And they said how they were making things as they went along because of how successful the show was. And that there wasn't a clear story or ending to the show. But I still admire the show, even in it's 4th and 5th season, because I still felt and loved the atmosphere you were talking about, even if it was lacking. But I have to say, the last season as a whole, I thought it was the weakest. From the writing to the directing and even acting. As for the end "I have to go there". I thought it was emotionally beautiful, and I won't lie to you, I cried very hard at the meeting between Jack and his father. But the end failed from a story telling point of view. In the end, I still appreciate LOST, because what it offered was something very different from anything else. So even if I think it wasn't perfect, I still liked the majority of the journey.
Ahmed Ghazwan it could be perfect only in one way - if they never finished it. I had some shock next few month or something after watching the finale. It's just i don't really like when "magic" (can't find a better word, you know afterlife and stuff) and sci-fi are mixed. Ugh, now i want rewatch at least 3 seasons of it, damn. D:
I watched it back in the day and really liked it. Started watching it again on Netflix and I loved it even more. So many things make more sense after re-watching it. The only thing I didnt agree on was the ending the first time around. I am currently on season 6 and a few episodes away from the end again.. so hopefully I will understand it a little more :)
And yet nothing about the others makes aby sense. First savages, then cult-like group driven by crazy leader to no end or purpose. This cut and shot are great, ok, but I am always amazed (in negative sense) how little overall sense the pieces make.
@@kareljonas7427 They made it up almost as they went, or at least at the beginning of each season. Ben's crew often uses technology from Dharma like the Barracks. Dogen's crew seems to be the primitive one, perhaps emulating Jacob not using technology. Why they go barefoot is beyond me, since Jacob was seen wearing sandals. Is there some advantage to not leaving tracks? I would think moccasins would be better, and Sawyer barefoot even stepped on a nail or something once. Jacob was using a hands-off approach, letting the candidates figure things out for themselves, though it was impossible for the 360 to realize he wanted one of them to replace him. It was all pointless anyway once they did the time loop so they had no free will until they came back when Jacob was stabbed: "what happened, happened."
@@kareljonas7427They were never savages, it was all an act they put on whenever they might be in contact with the survivors, as demonstrated by the costumes and theatrical makeup/disguises that Kate found at the Staff, and the decoy village where they took Michael. We know that at this time, they were living in the Dharma barracks, having book clubs and doing medical research. As someone else mentioned, there was also a more spiritual group that lived in the Temple and was led by Dogen, but it would be a leap to call them savages.
you wouldnt belive it but i lived in hawaii when this show was made.people went to work the next day seeing the parts of the plane crash.people called the police to report it because it look so damn real.
The person that made this did an excellent job! It also shows how well the TV show was produced that you could piece this together so convincingly. And it further shows how the show is so much more interesting when it skips around time rather than in a linear time line.
I lived this series so, so intensely. One of the best things that ever happened to me. I get so melancholic when I watch/remember the atmosphere that I lived through when I watched Lost.
@@dwightk.schrute6743Same. Rewatching the show, the mystical stoicism and the whole fate “I’m supposed to do this” annoyed me to no end. I also found him a little manipulative upon rewatching the show.
The way the show was made, it seemed like everything was filmed at the same time (obviously it wasn't) but the way it all comes together with each episode made this one of the greatest shows I know.
After seeing the show at least 40 times through, it's almost as if my brain had sort of put these pieces together already but actually seeing them together was insane!!
This is absolutely phenomenal. Someone obviously put an extreme amount of time into this, and created something even the producers of LOST would love. Great job, really! This is something every LOST fan should see.
I'm 11 years late to this video and I super appreciate it. Just binge watched all 6 Seasons in less than a month and I'm glad I did. I never got to finish the show after Season 3
This is a fantastic edit!! The time stamps are so cool as an addition. I turned 8 the day Lost premiered, so the “crash” is special to me in a way, since they technically crashed on my birthday.
OMG, being a long-time LOST fan, I have no idea how it took me this long to find this video. Just perfect, thank you, and see you in another life, brotha
they assume he is upset. Their job is to comfort him or at least find out if they can help him.. he gets nervous and starts to run which then makes them suspicious.
Your actually right....he started running because he knew they probably were going to search him....thats why he went to throw his drugs down the toilet....she shouldnt just accepted his answer which was no....
CrazyJoshCravy ----I'm surprised by your comment since Shannon's continual whining starts with standing straight up screaming on the beach in that scene & Boone is hunched over who we'll find is Rose giving her mouth to mouth 'because I have a license from being a life guard' he tells Jack who replies 'You need to give that license back'
Jack, Kate and Charlie were like the special trio at the beginning of the show. We only saw the plane crash from their perspectives and were also the first ones attacked by the smoke monster
Mauricio Well, it's like having a show with a variety of characters with a variety of flavors and somehow you "forget" to include the black character. It just weird and doesn't make sense.
dkdj12 IMO it has to be in an artful way, Most shows these days it feels forced just because its the thing to do these days. Arrow does it very well in my opinion, it fits in with the story but is not the main focus.
@@DanielSelk Props for still answering questions 7 years later :') How was his dad's coffin empty? When the smoke monster took Locke's form Locke's actual body was still there, why wasn't that the case with Jack's dad?
@@Lotselance it's the case with Jack's dad too, the monster took his form when he tried to manipulate and kill Jack in the first season and later when he manipulated Claire and Locke, as for the body, simple I think it's lost or eaten by animals.
@@DanielSelkI think in this case, it was actually the ghost of Jack’s father, not Smokey. It happened right after the crash, so it would have been pretty quick for him to find Christian’s body, scan it, then find Vincent. Also, Christian tells Vincent to wake up his son, he has work to do (he’s a candidate to replace Jacob). This doesn’t seem like something Smokey would do, he can’t get off the island while there is a protector, so he wants to eliminate all the candidates, so it’s doubtful he want Jack to get up and get to work (saving other Candidates or protecting the island). Don’t forget that ghosts regularly appear on the island: Isabel, Ben’s Mom, Michael, Jacob, etc.
Right now it is 22/09/24 in Australia. 20 years since the official date of the crash of Oceanic 815 on 22/09/04. I am still playing 4,8,15,16,23,42 as my lotto numbers. Hasn’t done me any good yet 😂.
Cal _ 290 If you want to watch the entire series that way, you can find it on: chronologicallylost.com (the guy re-edit the entire series chronologically from the very beginning to the end...). It's different, but funny :)
yup, look up "Chronologically Lost". Basically its a recut of the whole series put in order similar to the way this video was made. the only way to watch it (afaik) is to download it from a torrent. the file's pretty big too, ~60 gigabytes. EDIT: apparently someone else also made another recut of Lost. it's called "Lost Chrono". I don't know what the differences are between the two remakes but i suggest you research them both
Everyone has been praising the writing of the show, and while I could not be any happier for some final acknowledgment of the writers´work, I think a special thanks has to go to the directors of the show. The intensity of the show is mainly based on their talent.
2:10 it just took me until right now, nine years after I finished this show on Netflix in 2015 in my freshman year of high school, that it was Desmond's delay in activating the button that led the plane to crash.
Just rewatched Lost after 3 years. Best TV show I have ever seen. Always loved the characters - they are so complex. And the soundtrack is amazing, Michael Giacchino did an excellent job!
The show is excellent, intriguing and ingenious. I have no idea what kind of personal issues people have with the writers and directors of LOST, and I honestly don't care. I don't bother looking through a profile of every writer when I watch a show. I watch it and see whether I enjoy it or not. I understand that LOST is probably not for everybody. I know that many people would likely get annoyed if they get a new plot twist or question in every episode, quite literally having to keep a "diary" of the questions they have. In the end, almost every question that is asked is answered (at least so I believe, as I really don't have any questions left), and the mystery part is done and over with. Does it matter that in the end it's superstition, belief and magic that prevails? I really don't think so. They introduced many science aspects, including the ones that are most challenging to do well; time travel, and they did it excellently. In the end, even if the script writers didn't know what they were doing when they were writing the show, all it says to me is that they are pure geniuses if they were able to pull the show off so well despite presumably having written a bunch of bullshit from the start. It's hard to build a neat house, but you know what's harder? To make a messy house - neat. Granted, there WERE some potential continuity errors, but they didn't concern me in the end. LOST was a show that showed me characters that perfectly aligned with one another. No other show OR movie for that matter in history was able to achieve what LOST did with the cast. They were all believable, all trustworthy. They were all friends, and you could see it. I was with them until the end, and that's what was best about this show. You see, without compelling characters, this show would have been exactly as you described it, it would have been a mess that nobody should have cared about, however, it wasn't. The fact that the characters were interesting made me watch the show tirelessly viewing each episode multiple times. To this day I probably watched LOST at least 10 times, and that's not over-exaggeration. That's the only reason I have almost no questions about the show. It's literally because I viewed it through and through almost memorizing it like a robot. The great (I agree, sometimes cheesy) acting and the intriguing plot line is what always kept me invested in this show, and still does. I think LOST receives FAR too much hate, because to me, it's something that to this day television was unable to achieve. To this day, it's the best show and/or movie I have ever seen. It simply is a masterpiece. What made it even better, is that it made me emotionally attached to the characters and their beliefs. It changed my views on many things, family, friends, everything. That's something no other source of media could ever achieve, and yet there was LOST. I am a guy that generally never gets sad or scared when watching movies, and yet somehow LOST managed to make me legitimately cry. LOST was always about the characters, and it stayed about the characters. They made a group of people perfectly fit together like a puzzle, and that, by far, was the most enjoyable feat of the show. I don't believe any other movie or show will ever make me feel like LOST did. Of course, there are the usual great shows like Breaking Bad or Sherlock, but they simply don't do what LOST did for me. I memorize things from LOST, put them in my perspective, feel and want to feel like I'm actually there. With Breaking Bad, I really don't feel that. I don't feel intrigued, I don't feel sad, scared...I just feel about it as if it's a mere source of entertainment. LOST isn't just a source of entertainment. It's an idea, and that idea changed everything you see on television forever. I truly hope more people out there actually take their time to watch the show. Meanwhile, I'll be planning the multiple videos I'm going to make about it...and watch LOST for another 50 times. This is something I will treasure for the rest of my life, right until I die.
Finally someone who feels what I feel. People are ready to chop me up into little piece when I tell them I don't like Breaking Bad. I just got to watch it after Lost, and because of that, it didn't mean anything anymore. If I had watched Breaking Bad before Lost, it would have probably been a lot better :)
lost was excellent the only problem i had with was the ending the story was so amazing i don't know how they could wrote that much tv gold and have that shitty ending.
Me and my wife just binge watched the entire series and just finished twodays ago. This video is so dope. Got to see all them scenes in real time like that. Awesome job!!!
OMFG I was brought to tears seeing this. Holy shit I can still feel it. All the characters. It's been since 2014 but I can still feel it. Need to watch this show again, seriously.
Just rewatched the series for like the 7th time or whatever it is, and I stumble upon this absolutely brilliant edit for the first time! What a masterpiece! Well done man 🙌🙌🙌
That was so coo seeing all the scenes happening in a collage - loved that Jack's "dead dad" convinced Vincent to wake up Jack - I don't remember that from the show. Nicely done!
@@garypickul2648 The scene with Jack's father and Vincent is from a series of video clips called "Lost: Missing pieces". There's 13 of them, the one with Jack's dad is just one of them. All are on RUclips, check them out if you haven't already. :)
The fact that the first thing the smoke monster does in response to the plane crash is use Jack's dad (the first dead body to hit the Island from that plane) to give the dog a command to go wake up Jack is so great and dramatic.
I think in this case, it was the actual ghost of Jack’s dad. Smokey would have really had to be moving to find the body, scan it, then find Vincent…all to get him to wake up Jack because he had work to do? Doesn’t seem like a very smoke monster thing to do, especially since Jack’s “work” as a Candidate was ultimately to prevent the smoke monster from leaving the island.
Damn...that was so insane during the actual crash, when it split in half...I realized I was breathing after it was over and I had to take a deep breath lol. Portrayed this brilliantly my friend!
This show does require close attention to detail and even reviewing. And of course, the more familiar you are with the literary references, philosophical and religious concepts that it address, the more you get out of it. It is actually my all time favorite show, but then I am a massive nerd when it comes to literature and philosophy.
I don't remember that scene with Jack's dad instructing Walt's dog to go find Jack being in any episode? Is this a deleted scene? EDIT: And saying this, I don't really recall the scene with Juilet and the neighbour in her house.. though this is filmed far better quality than Jack's dads scene so maybe I let this one slip my mind.
tht perfect syncronization with the plane breaking apart
Despite how many times I've seen those scenes separately, I went nuts seeing them synchronized
Same here!
Same thing for Charlie bumping into Jack! Perfect!
yeah, charling bumping into jack blow my mind... is clear to me now that they recorded all the plane scene atthe samme time with many different cameras
Charlie tweaking so bad that his POV doesn’t even go shaky from the early turbulence, now that’s attention to detail.
This show was the master of perspectives. So many different points of view of the same events. Love it.
The creators have often referred to the show as a mosiac, which I think is very fitting.
The guy who played Desmond was fantastic
Stole every scene he was in for me
You're so right, brother!
Absolutely brother ❤
He's by far my favorite character. Along with Charlie, and Daniel Faraday*
Edit: Idk why tf I said miles lol
It seems like that he's ever played Juese Christ in somefilm.
Watching this makes me feel so _LOSTalgic_.
Yeah so much
+Alan Bareiro There will never be a better show... EVAR
BCs300z Yesh!
Awwww, that's punny!
GerudoKing I feel so happy I could tickle your... punny bone. ;)
...and then, there's people that still think lost is about a plane crash on an island.
arthur51451 Look, I mean that there are people that think Lost is kinda like a survival show, people crash on an island and need to escape it and that's just it. Lost is a looot more, basically the crash itself isn't even necessary.
anotherno0name amen
anotherno0name it's a shit show, people watched it because they thought it was the survival than the director started doing drugs and randomly put in all this sci fi fantasy garbage. almost no one likes it, but the people that do are the vocal minority since the people who hate it just ignore everything about this trash
anotherno0name And there are still people who think they were dead the whole time. *sigh*
joe name Oh yep... Eversytime I hear someone saying "Lost is kinda awesome, just the end destroys everything." I die inside. I have never ever meet a person who understood *and* disliked the ending.
You all everybody...
Dang I miss charlie
Same ^
Charlie was my favourite character i was so upset when he died :(
Hogan Lerman Acting like you're stupid people, wearing expensive clothes!
NOT PENNYS BOAT
this editing so brilliant! thankyou for making such a thing. wow!
Aloha
Well done. Mad skills! It would be fun to watch the whole series like this. Would help make sense of it. Thank you.
I love how it ended where Jack started, It's just amazing...
Spoiler alert 😅
You wouldn't watch this video if you haven't seen the show anyway.
my babylove, jack :(
@Son of a Glitch There are a couple of ways you might've been able to watch it before it aired on TV. You either live in a country that had no TV service and just got it to work. Or your dick shaped car can also turn into a DeLorean and you traveled to 2009 from 2004 and prior. You decide whichever applies to you.
How come I end up where i started how come i end up where i went Wrong
I just now realized that Jacks first moment and his last moment on the island is in the bamboo field. Both times with vincent by his side. Thats awesome and sad at the same time
The series begins with his eye opening, and it ends with his eye closing. Vincent lying down beside him as he dies is a real tear jerker for me.
It's called coming full circle. Like dying on your birthday. This scene was heartwrenching. When Vincent came, I simply blew a gasket.
I loved this connection of timelines, but there were some of the scenes that I don't recall ever seeing, like the one where Jack Shepherd's dad talks with the dog.
Well, then you have a bad perception.
@@JustForFun-mt9og i think hat was extra scnes which was later released
How it started with Jack opening his eyes and the dog waking him up and how it ended with Jack's eyes closing and the dog laying beside him (got me in tears) truly amazes me
"lying"
@@tripjet999 what?
@@bobbybobby325the correct word is “lying” not “laying”…as in “I’m going to lie down in bed” vs “I’m going to lay that book down on the table”.
@@melrupinski88 lol i didn't realize he was suggesting a correction, thanks
@@bobbybobby325 lol no problem. It does look like he was saying the original poster was not telling the truth.
Hey guys, did anyone of you find a way to erase every LOST episode from their head so they can watch it again?
If anybody has the answer, please reply! XD
+Ahmed Ghazwan only with a remark to stop watching after 2nd or 3rd season.
***** Oh come on, that's too harsh.
I agree the first season is perfect, but there are some amazing stuff in the later seasons.
Things that I never felt again watching any other show or movie.
And for that, all the seasons are kind of special to me, even if they weren't perfect.
Ahmed Ghazwan it's just 2-3 seasons were awesome, the atmosphere, the intrigue, the feels... but then, late seasons spoiled everything,
You know, the higher you climb, the harder they fall, well, 2-3 sesons were damn high...
It's just looked like to me that devs. themselves did'nt now the whole story, and made everything on the run, then got bored and just finished it somehow. :(
***** You're definitely right about that. And I think even the show runners themselves admitted to this after it ended. And they said how they were making things as they went along because of how successful the show was. And that there wasn't a clear story or ending to the show.
But I still admire the show, even in it's 4th and 5th season, because I still felt and loved the atmosphere you were talking about, even if it was lacking.
But I have to say, the last season as a whole, I thought it was the weakest. From the writing to the directing and even acting.
As for the end "I have to go there". I thought it was emotionally beautiful, and I won't lie to you, I cried very hard at the meeting between Jack and his father.
But the end failed from a story telling point of view.
In the end, I still appreciate LOST, because what it offered was something very different from anything else. So even if I think it wasn't perfect, I still liked the majority of the journey.
Ahmed Ghazwan it could be perfect only in one way - if they never finished it.
I had some shock next few month or something after watching the finale.
It's just i don't really like when "magic" (can't find a better word, you know afterlife and stuff) and sci-fi are mixed.
Ugh, now i want rewatch at least 3 seasons of it, damn. D:
Today we have 14.08.2016 and I'm watching this I don't even remember how many times. Every scene got me shivers. LOST was the real dope.
same bro): such a good show
I watched it back in the day and really liked it. Started watching it again on Netflix and I loved it even more. So many things make more sense after re-watching it. The only thing I didnt agree on was the ending the first time around. I am currently on season 6 and a few episodes away from the end again.. so hopefully I will understand it a little more :)
Jamie Hubbard what did you think this time
still here 2024
oh my its been 8 years
Nicely spliced. The plane breaking up in the air from 'The Others' point of view on the ground has to be one of the most iconic moments of the show.
Not sure why there first instinct after an earthquake would be to look in the sky, unless they heard the sound of jet engines?
And yet nothing about the others makes aby sense. First savages, then cult-like group driven by crazy leader to no end or purpose. This cut and shot are great, ok, but I am always amazed (in negative sense) how little overall sense the pieces make.
@@kareljonas7427 They made it up almost as they went, or at least at the beginning of each season. Ben's crew often uses technology from Dharma like the Barracks. Dogen's crew seems to be the primitive one, perhaps emulating Jacob not using technology. Why they go barefoot is beyond me, since Jacob was seen wearing sandals. Is there some advantage to not leaving tracks? I would think moccasins would be better, and Sawyer barefoot even stepped on a nail or something once.
Jacob was using a hands-off approach, letting the candidates figure things out for themselves, though it was impossible for the 360 to realize he wanted one of them to replace him. It was all pointless anyway once they did the time loop so they had no free will until they came back when Jacob was stabbed: "what happened, happened."
@@kareljonas7427They were never savages, it was all an act they put on whenever they might be in contact with the survivors, as demonstrated by the costumes and theatrical makeup/disguises that Kate found at the Staff, and the decoy village where they took Michael. We know that at this time, they were living in the Dharma barracks, having book clubs and doing medical research.
As someone else mentioned, there was also a more spiritual group that lived in the Temple and was led by Dogen, but it would be a leap to call them savages.
That was fantastic. I need to re-watch this show.
4th time around for me.
Alec12345678900 only 4th time? The show ended four years ago. It has to be the 8th time already!
*****
Have you actually watched Lost 8 times? I recently did, very proudly, mine 5th round of Lost, but 8th, Wow (sorry for my english)
You must have no life. Its taken me months to watch lost
ive only seen this show once but you guys have made me want to watch it again ,I'm gonna binge watch it this weekend.
you wouldnt belive it but i lived in hawaii when this show was made.people went to work the next day seeing the parts of the plane crash.people called the police to report it because it look so damn real.
Oh my gosh.. really? I mean I couldn't imagine walking down the beach and seeing this.. wow.. oO'
Loredana Hu
for real the crash scean was done on the north shore
it doesnt take on hawaii...
NebelNice uh.. yes it does.
+Justin Stojanoski-pearson They had a real decommissioned plane.
The "24" style counter was an interesting touch.
Will Grandbois “24”.. and the time was 4:20:42. !! The numbers. 24/42. Ha. Brilliant.
Walt? Walt! WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALT!
snake? snake?
SNAAKEEE!!!
yes?
XD
my boy, my kid, my son
It's like Rick saying "Carl"
I know I'm over 5 years late but well done for putting this together.
Zuzana Daridova Im 8 years late and its still good
I am 14yrs late! 😅
I'm 10 years late!!
@@bennymc7 Me too.
10 years 😂
I'd say the tail section had it worse off but they didn't have to deal with Shannon...
A Giraffe In a Necktie come on shannon was good conpany for my boi sayid
Doruk Awesome no shannon was a weakness. Something someone could have exploited
doesnt matter had sex
Poor Shannon... :(
Yeah, they simply killed her.
Holy shit. I love Lost and you did a fantastic job of portraying that crash in real time good job.
they really did
The person that made this did an excellent job! It also shows how well the TV show was produced that you could piece this together so convincingly. And it further shows how the show is so much more interesting when it skips around time rather than in a linear time line.
I lived this series so, so intensely. One of the best things that ever happened to me. I get so melancholic when I watch/remember the atmosphere that I lived through when I watched Lost.
Max Hernández Same. Such a good feeling but also a sad one as I will never have this experience/feeling again.
This is a really well done video.. Thanks brotha!
Jay Ed.90 I’ll see ya in another life
I read your "brotha" with Desmond's voice.
@@avery-dv7sw Got there a year before I could, dammit. Brotha!
"Dude"
"Freckles"
Really liked Locke in the show. Such a badass, cool guy.
Idk. His mythical stoicism kinda got on my nerves.
Me too but I didnt like him anymore when some other soul was in him.
@@dwightk.schrute6743Same. Rewatching the show, the mystical stoicism and the whole fate “I’m supposed to do this” annoyed me to no end. I also found him a little manipulative upon rewatching the show.
He wasn't a cool guy, he was the definition of a weak man,
and power is very dangerous in the hands of weak men.
He was pretty strong looking for an old guy
This is top quality editing,man. 14yrs ago, mental. I fkn love that show. They're reading 'Carrie' in book club.
Co Pilot: We LOST something.
Captain: Not to worry, we are still flying half a plane.
HELLO THERE
Another happy landing. 😅
I don't like sand
@@keks7549 "Sand sand and more fucking sand"
The Star Wars reference is Godly. I left my own Black Ops 2 reference
2:30 that scene wasn't on Netflix
+Noobface Mobisode!
?
+Noobface I'd the same thought! I don't remember seeing this old lady character....
+Noobface WHAT NOOBFACE I WATCH YOUR VIDS
Noobface dvd it
The way the show was made, it seemed like everything was filmed at the same time (obviously it wasn't) but the way it all comes together with each episode made this one of the greatest shows I know.
I'm taking two planes in some hours. Why am I watching videos of plane crashes...
+Sofie Hoping you would crash on an Island like that?
Hopefully not, but I did survive the plane ride
+Sofie a little late?
+Sofie We have to go back, Sofie, WE HAVE TO GO BACK!!
+Panda Kun and I mean 'all' of us. We're gonna have to bring him too.
To pyramid head/ the editor.
This is the most perfect edit, down to the second, with the timer on screen keeping track. Beautiful. Thank you forever
After seeing the show at least 40 times through, it's almost as if my brain had sort of put these pieces together already but actually seeing them together was insane!!
This is absolutely phenomenal. Someone obviously put an extreme amount of time into this, and created something even the producers of LOST would love. Great job, really! This is something every LOST fan should see.
I'm 11 years late to this video and I super appreciate it. Just binge watched all 6 Seasons in less than a month and I'm glad I did. I never got to finish the show after Season 3
wow no wonder the guy next to Kate looked familiar, it's Yellow Eyes from Supernatural lol
MisterPringle yup!!!
MisterPringle right?! I just rewatched the series and realized that!
MisterPringle there's a lot of supernatural character in lost lol,and I'm only on season 3 of lost
hayley v Really? Who else is on there?
MisterPringle mark Pellegrino,who played lucifer is Jacob and The actor of Garth appeared in an episode once
3:43 is where it gets interesting. wow this is awesome.
Thx
This is a fantastic edit!! The time stamps are so cool as an addition.
I turned 8 the day Lost premiered, so the “crash” is special to me in a way, since they technically crashed on my birthday.
This is so sick. Makes 6 seasons, and 120+ episodes much easier to understand timeline-wise.
the clock gets to 4:20 and Jack wakes up like TIME TO BLAZE! lol
**hits blunt** turns into jack bauer
who ever made this brilliant
"Did you see where the tail landed..." "Yeah, probably in the water"
Up above in the top right panel...tail end lands in the water.
Awesome.
OMG, being a long-time LOST fan, I have no idea how it took me this long to find this video. Just perfect, thank you, and see you in another life, brotha
No one: you can’t make the oceanic 815 crash in real time!
pyram1dhead: DONT TELL ME WHAT I CANT DO!
When Charlie is acting all suspicious, wouldn't the flight attendant assume he doesn't like flying and then goes to the toilet to throw up?
they assume he is upset. Their job is to comfort him or at least find out if they can help him.. he gets nervous and starts to run which then makes them suspicious.
Oh okay
Your actually right....he started running because he knew they probably were going to search him....thats why he went to throw his drugs down the toilet....she shouldnt just accepted his answer which was no....
5:40 I don't know how many times I've seen this crash, but I have never noticed Boone and Shannon there
same!
CrazyJoshCravy ----I'm surprised by your comment since Shannon's continual whining starts with standing straight up screaming on the beach in that scene & Boone is hunched over who we'll find is Rose giving her mouth to mouth 'because I have a license from being a life guard' he tells Jack who replies 'You need to give that license back'
Years later and that still gave me chills... literal goose bumps.
12 years later. Thanks for this video and your editing skills, seriously appreciated even after so long!
I like how you did the 24 thing.
Wow what can I say, this is my favourite show of all time and I've never seen this. Absolutely incredible effort love it!
That was beyond well done...timing editing perfect!!! Plus I am seeing this 12 yrs after you did it just re-watched this series
Jack, Kate and Charlie were like the special trio at the beginning of the show. We only saw the plane crash from their perspectives and were also the first ones attacked by the smoke monster
One of the best shows I've ever seen. Still holds up to this day.
So freaking cool!
LOST & 24 blend together perfectly, the idea of the plane-crash in real time
is amazing!
I just finished Lost for the very first time. This is awesome editing!
great, now I have to watch the whole series over again
+TheCarpetLife I've seen it 4 times, I Love Lost. I love it so much that i have had dreams about how they could continue it.
+Skypost4ever I've made fan characters for the series lmao. This show really needs a gay character!
I've never said that "every show in existence" needed one, but this one certainly does. Mauricio
Mauricio
Well, it's like having a show with a variety of characters with a variety of flavors and somehow you "forget" to include the black character. It just weird and doesn't make sense.
dkdj12
IMO it has to be in an artful way, Most shows these days it feels forced just because its the thing to do these days. Arrow does it very well in my opinion, it fits in with the story but is not the main focus.
what episode did Christian tell Vincent to go wake up Jack?
is was one of the mini episodes they released, it wasn't on an actual episode.
Amanda Wynn Ah I was confused because I watched the whole series in a matter of 2 weeks and didnt remember the clip xD
This clip was an extra, it was in the "LOST Missing Pieces"
+TheAjalin Search "Lost Missing Pieces So It Begins" on youtube. It was a mobisode between seasons 3 and 4
+Amanda Wynn Oh! I never saw that. I think.
Jack landed in the bamboo forest not far from the cave of light! I thought that was crazy!
How was his dad alive?
@@warrioroffpeace3673 He wasn't. It was the smoke monster looking like the father.
@@DanielSelk Props for still answering questions 7 years later :') How was his dad's coffin empty? When the smoke monster took Locke's form Locke's actual body was still there, why wasn't that the case with Jack's dad?
@@Lotselance it's the case with Jack's dad too, the monster took his form when he tried to manipulate and kill Jack in the first season and later when he manipulated Claire and Locke, as for the body, simple I think it's lost or eaten by animals.
@@DanielSelkI think in this case, it was actually the ghost of Jack’s father, not Smokey. It happened right after the crash, so it would have been pretty quick for him to find Christian’s body, scan it, then find Vincent.
Also, Christian tells Vincent to wake up his son, he has work to do (he’s a candidate to replace Jacob). This doesn’t seem like something Smokey would do, he can’t get off the island while there is a protector, so he wants to eliminate all the candidates, so it’s doubtful he want Jack to get up and get to work (saving other Candidates or protecting the island).
Don’t forget that ghosts regularly appear on the island: Isabel, Ben’s Mom, Michael, Jacob, etc.
Wow! I can't believe this was only recommended today. Amazingly well done!
Right now it is 22/09/24 in Australia. 20 years since the official date of the crash of Oceanic 815 on 22/09/04. I am still playing 4,8,15,16,23,42 as my lotto numbers. Hasn’t done me any good yet 😂.
I starting rewatching the series, now my 7 year old daughter is hooked. Years later it's still an awesome show.
Doctor : you have 10 minutes left
Me:
Original comment
The doc is Jack?
@@gabrieldeleo8638 "Doctor Jack Doctor Jack!"
Such an clever idea. Very well done :)
Cal _ 290 If you want to watch the entire series that way, you can find it on: chronologicallylost.com (the guy re-edit the entire series chronologically from the very beginning to the end...). It's different, but funny :)
Is there a version of the whole Lost made like that ? I would definitely watch it so I could finally know what the fuck is happening and why.
yup, look up "Chronologically Lost". Basically its a recut of the whole series put in order similar to the way this video was made. the only way to watch it (afaik) is to download it from a torrent. the file's pretty big too, ~60 gigabytes.
EDIT: apparently someone else also made another recut of Lost. it's called "Lost Chrono". I don't know what the differences are between the two remakes but i suggest you research them both
Thank you !
+sno question. is the way chronogically lost made it in complete year order? like are the scenes when they go back in time are at the beginning?
***** yes, based on what ive read. i still haven't watched it because its a huge download
+sno Wow...People just think of everything
WE HAVE TO GO BACK
WE CANT
@@soundwave1637 "Don't tell me what I can't do. EVER!"
God I love this show. Nothing will ever beat Lost's jaw dropping cliffhangers and moments. Brilliant writers.
Everyone has been praising the writing of the show, and while I could not be any happier for some final acknowledgment of the writers´work, I think a special thanks has to go to the directors of the show. The intensity of the show is mainly based on their talent.
2:10 it just took me until right now, nine years after I finished this show on Netflix in 2015 in my freshman year of high school, that it was Desmond's delay in activating the button that led the plane to crash.
Just rewatched Lost after 3 years. Best TV show I have ever seen. Always loved the characters - they are so complex. And the soundtrack is amazing, Michael Giacchino did an excellent job!
Wow, that was really well put together! Fab work.
As a lost and 24 fan, I loved it. Great idea, great edit.
The show is excellent, intriguing and ingenious.
I have no idea what kind of personal issues people have with the writers and directors of LOST, and I honestly don't care. I don't bother looking through a profile of every writer when I watch a show. I watch it and see whether I enjoy it or not.
I understand that LOST is probably not for everybody. I know that many people would likely get annoyed if they get a new plot twist or question in every episode, quite literally having to keep a "diary" of the questions they have. In the end, almost every question that is asked is answered (at least so I believe, as I really don't have any questions left), and the mystery part is done and over with. Does it matter that in the end it's superstition, belief and magic that prevails? I really don't think so. They introduced many science aspects, including the ones that are most challenging to do well; time travel, and they did it excellently.
In the end, even if the script writers didn't know what they were doing when they were writing the show, all it says to me is that they are pure geniuses if they were able to pull the show off so well despite presumably having written a bunch of bullshit from the start. It's hard to build a neat house, but you know what's harder? To make a messy house - neat. Granted, there WERE some potential continuity errors, but they didn't concern me in the end.
LOST was a show that showed me characters that perfectly aligned with one another. No other show OR movie for that matter in history was able to achieve what LOST did with the cast. They were all believable, all trustworthy. They were all friends, and you could see it. I was with them until the end, and that's what was best about this show. You see, without compelling characters, this show would have been exactly as you described it, it would have been a mess that nobody should have cared about, however, it wasn't. The fact that the characters were interesting made me watch the show tirelessly viewing each episode multiple times. To this day I probably watched LOST at least 10 times, and that's not over-exaggeration. That's the only reason I have almost no questions about the show. It's literally because I viewed it through and through almost memorizing it like a robot. The great (I agree, sometimes cheesy) acting and the intriguing plot line is what always kept me invested in this show, and still does.
I think LOST receives FAR too much hate, because to me, it's something that to this day television was unable to achieve. To this day, it's the best show and/or movie I have ever seen. It simply is a masterpiece.
What made it even better, is that it made me emotionally attached to the characters and their beliefs. It changed my views on many things, family, friends, everything. That's something no other source of media could ever achieve, and yet there was LOST. I am a guy that generally never gets sad or scared when watching movies, and yet somehow LOST managed to make me legitimately cry. LOST was always about the characters, and it stayed about the characters. They made a group of people perfectly fit together like a puzzle, and that, by far, was the most enjoyable feat of the show. I don't believe any other movie or show will ever make me feel like LOST did.
Of course, there are the usual great shows like Breaking Bad or Sherlock, but they simply don't do what LOST did for me. I memorize things from LOST, put them in my perspective, feel and want to feel like I'm actually there. With Breaking Bad, I really don't feel that. I don't feel intrigued, I don't feel sad, scared...I just feel about it as if it's a mere source of entertainment. LOST isn't just a source of entertainment. It's an idea, and that idea changed everything you see on television forever.
I truly hope more people out there actually take their time to watch the show. Meanwhile, I'll be planning the multiple videos I'm going to make about it...and watch LOST for another 50 times.
This is something I will treasure for the rest of my life, right until I die.
So well said, I couldn't agree more.
Beautifully said....you have great judgement and a great spirit....I agree with everything you said..
Amen, Every word!
Finally someone who feels what I feel. People are ready to chop me up into little piece when I tell them I don't like Breaking Bad. I just got to watch it after Lost, and because of that, it didn't mean anything anymore. If I had watched Breaking Bad before Lost, it would have probably been a lot better :)
lost was excellent the only problem i had with was the ending the story was so amazing i don't know how they could wrote that much tv gold and have that shitty ending.
I dont know why...but watching this really made me emotional...i loved LOST, caught up on the seasons just before season 6 came out in a marathon.
Me and my wife just binge watched the entire series and just finished twodays ago. This video is so dope. Got to see all them scenes in real time like that. Awesome job!!!
When I first saw the scene when the tail section broke off... Man this is epic, great video.
Oh my God, the editing was spot on!! Loved every second!
No one thought this but how did cindy go from the lavatory in the front near charlie then lands with the tail section?
She was standing when the plane crashed, and probably was sucked out of the plane when the tail section broke away.
I've alway's said to people , when you watch this show , close your blinds lock the door and turn off your phone , then enjoy this Masterpiece
I know I'm 11 years late but man this is amazing and so well put together!
So the show started at 4:20 on the button. Of course it did.
Nice
OMFG I was brought to tears seeing this. Holy shit I can still feel it. All the characters. It's been since 2014 but I can still feel it. Need to watch this show again, seriously.
Just rewatched the series for like the 7th time or whatever it is, and I stumble upon this absolutely brilliant edit for the first time! What a masterpiece! Well done man 🙌🙌🙌
Been rewatching the show recently and this video is so well put together, really puts it into perspective how great that show was/is
This is still a brilliant video, even years later.
The time when John wakes up is 4:20
not a "blazing it" reference here, just... you know... the numbers
4 8 15 16 23 *_42_* 108
This give me chills and almost cry remember the thrill and the all the theories we did every episode
I remember watching this video years ago, the editing still goes insanely hard
That was so coo seeing all the scenes happening in a collage - loved that Jack's "dead dad" convinced Vincent to wake up Jack - I don't remember that from the show. Nicely done!
It wasn’t in the show. Scene must have been edited out. First time I’ve seen it too.
@@garypickul2648 The scene with Jack's father and Vincent is from a series of video clips called "Lost: Missing pieces". There's 13 of them, the one with Jack's dad is just one of them. All are on RUclips, check them out if you haven't already. :)
The fact that the first thing the smoke monster does in response to the plane crash is use Jack's dad (the first dead body to hit the Island from that plane) to give the dog a command to go wake up Jack is so great and dramatic.
I think in this case, it was the actual ghost of Jack’s dad. Smokey would have really had to be moving to find the body, scan it, then find Vincent…all to get him to wake up Jack because he had work to do? Doesn’t seem like a very smoke monster thing to do, especially since Jack’s “work” as a Candidate was ultimately to prevent the smoke monster from leaving the island.
I don't remember the scene where Christian tells Vincent to wake Jack up... is that me missing something, or some sort of extended version?
Kevin OKelley It was from a webisode or something like that, not a part of an actual episode
Gotta love the attention to detail with the way these clips were filmed. No continuity errors in sight!
This was brilliant! You my friend, have a lot of patience! Epic, well done! :)
I'm here after 12 years....still my favourite show...
You did an AMAZING job, "brother" ! This is exactly THE video I always looked for !
Today 10 years ago...
15 exactly now
It was 5 when you commented. Bro predicted the future
I like how RUclips recommends me stuff from 10 years ago and then I realize RUclips is more than 10 years old.
15 Years Now 13th sep
Damn...that was so insane during the actual crash, when it split in half...I realized I was breathing after it was over and I had to take a deep breath lol. Portrayed this brilliantly my friend!
This show does require close attention to detail and even reviewing. And of course, the more familiar you are with the literary references, philosophical and religious concepts that it address, the more you get out of it. It is actually my all time favorite show, but then I am a massive nerd when it comes to literature and philosophy.
R.I.P LOST 10 YEARS...
Thank you for compiling this! This is my favorite show❤️
Happy Crash Anniversary!
I don't remember that scene with Jack's dad instructing Walt's dog to go find Jack being in any episode? Is this a deleted scene? EDIT: And saying this, I don't really recall the scene with Juilet and the neighbour in her house.. though this is filmed far better quality than Jack's dads scene so maybe I let this one slip my mind.
It's from the Missing Pieces minisodes that were released between seasons 3 and 4
thank you! I just went ahead and watched them all.
+jemma callow :)
This show is SO amazing I've recommended it to everybody I know