Yeah, season one was indeed riveting. Season two was great. The rest was just pretty good. It is a damn shame they were just making it up as they were going along. At least to about season 4 or 5. Then they made up a mythology and tried to retcon the first seasons into it. I liked it all though
I think the problem that LOST faced was that it peaked so early with episodes like Walkabout and Pilot (parts 1 & 2) that it became almost impossible to keep that pace.
This man Jack was chasing was in fact the Man in Black. What happened when he caught him? He saved the Island. The eye or heart of the Island was saved, and the ending for all of then was beautiful. Amazing.
This scene explain the whole story of Lost. Listen carefully just the words, the litteral sense of it: Jack is running after his father, "what's gonna happen when i catch him?" "I don't know but i look into the eye of the island and what i saw it was beautiful" Well: that's the last scene of the tv show right? He catch his father and then a beautiful ending scene ;)
Totally, the sixth season is way better as a complete rewatch, it's still the worst season IMO, mostly because how they messed up the pace, but it comes full circle. Furthemore Desmond time traveling conciousness arc gets him to the purgatory in a good plot point.
I think it was a great poetry. He had such a sad, ordinary, tragic death. But they never killed the characters arc and honored it for the rest of the show through Jack’s redemption and belief in John. He was the first person that greeted Jack in the afterlife. It was beautiful to me even if sad.
Such a great scene. Jack hung on Lockes every word. Imagine for a second, if locke never told him to stay back. Jack would accept locke as the leader. Everything would be different.
john locke was such an incredible character. the only one that wasnt lost in the island but then cane ben linus and john alternated good and bad moments up until they messed it up so that jack could be the hero. long live john locke!
I just love this scene! a one of the best! sitting like simple people and nicely talking, and plus there is some wisdom words in it. Plus John Locke reveals some: secrets, and gives some clues about this island :)
1:02 why is it that so many chosen ones in shows/movies have this moment? Chasing the white rabbit down the hole, Alice in wonderland reference. Neo and Morpheus have a nearly identical scene
After years i realised something. In this scene all of us thought that John is talking about when he saw the monster. That's not true. What John Locke is talking about in this scene is about the cave where this "light" comes from. Jacob's mother named it "the eye of the island". So i remember that John Locke said the same thing 6 seasons before. It means that John Locke saw that cave in the season 1, but they (the producers and the crew) never told us.
Lost is kind of a dark, freaky version of Gilligan's Island. They both have people who wind up on an island, with no apparent way to escape it, and lots of weird, inexplicable events that keep happening.
I always liked season one of John Locke when he was the most confident in himself….then MiB and Ben started manipulating him and brought him down 😢. I always wish John told Jack his story how he broke his back and was in a wheelchair…and now he is able to walk. Seeing John’s ability to walk and maybe if he knew about Rose being healed with cancer would have helped Jack understand the island 🏝️ was special.
"How are they, the Others?" "Waiting to be rescued, and they need someone to tell them what to do." You can't tell me Locke of all people saying that isn't alluding to him leading the Others. It's backgammon all over again.
@@faisalt9447 Ya, they may not have decided exactly what they were going to be yet, but I think they may have already had it in mind to call them "The Others"
Terry O'Quinn is such an outstanding actor . The 1st season was riveting .
all of it was riveting
Yeah get it right, the entire series was riveting. Don’t disrespect LOST like that again.
@@rowen0fstrata One of the greatest shows ever created
Yeah, season one was indeed riveting. Season two was great. The rest was just pretty good. It is a damn shame they were just making it up as they were going along. At least to about season 4 or 5. Then they made up a mythology and tried to retcon the first seasons into it. I liked it all though
I think the problem that LOST faced was that it peaked so early with episodes like Walkabout and Pilot (parts 1 & 2) that it became almost impossible to keep that pace.
Locke was the ultimate mysterious badass throughout the first season
More like throughout the first half of the seasons.
That made the story of his former fragility so fantastic. He was a wannabe with an inferiority complex. The island made him real.
@@unconcernedcitizen4092 i feel like we can all relate to that story
@@unconcernedcitizen4092 well he was paralyzed he just wanted to be normal like everyone else lol.
In fact this is the definning scene. It foreshadows the whole story and tells the very thematic basis of Lost. So very well acted.
Locke's mission has always been to make Jack a believer.
Sorry that he had to die to achieve that
@@augusto9487 yes but it was his whole mission maybe..
John Locke was a prophet, born again, this show has many religious undertones, John did die in order to get his message across
@@hippiecheezburger5457facts, this was a deep azz show
This dialogue is pure literature.
This scene stands out over all others throughout the whole series, it feels like the most important.
Easily one of my favourite moments in the whole show.
A leader cannot lead untill he knows where he is going
This man Jack was chasing was in fact the Man in Black. What happened when he caught him? He saved the Island. The eye or heart of the Island was saved, and the ending for all of then was beautiful. Amazing.
Dardani Illyria that’s an interesting theory.
@@jonathancooper4914 Its not a theory, it is said at the end of season 6
@@Nic9199
I haven’t seen it in over ten years so I wouldn’t remember the details. I best watch it again.
@@jonathancooper4914 I just finished watching it for the first time. Amazing show
@@Nic9199
I’m delighted you enjoyed it. :)
Man the first season is so cool.
This scene explain the whole story of Lost. Listen carefully just the words, the litteral sense of it: Jack is running after his father, "what's gonna happen when i catch him?"
"I don't know but i look into the eye of the island and what i saw it was beautiful"
Well: that's the last scene of the tv show right? He catch his father and then a beautiful ending scene ;)
i never said it wasn't the black smoke...
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Foreshadowing.
Nobody The black smoke set them up
Totally, the sixth season is way better as a complete rewatch, it's still the worst season IMO, mostly because how they messed up the pace, but it comes full circle. Furthemore Desmond time traveling conciousness arc gets him to the purgatory in a good plot point.
still mad how they killed off Locke.
I think it was a great poetry. He had such a sad, ordinary, tragic death. But they never killed the characters arc and honored it for the rest of the show through Jack’s redemption and belief in John. He was the first person that greeted Jack in the afterlife. It was beautiful to me even if sad.
Jon Michael Schiavone agreed
They killed off almost all of them
@@orifeldman3213 But the way Loccke dies is just sad, he's about to kill himself, then he doesn't and freakin Ben does it? ugh lol
What a wasteful, disappointing way to kill off an important character whom we are told is special.
I look into the eye of this dialogue and what I heard... was beautiful.
"What if the person you're chasing is already here?" Foreshadowing for when Locke finds out that his father is on the island.
Sawyer finding the same man that conned his mother.
The whole scene is a foreshadowing of the entire series
Such a great scene. Jack hung on Lockes every word. Imagine for a second, if locke never told him to stay back. Jack would accept locke as the leader. Everything would be different.
One of my most favorite scenes in the lost.
The man of faith and the man of Science
Locke and Jack are just like Jacob and the MIB in this
exactly
Fast forward to the last episode when it’s Jack vs mortal MiB taking on John Locke’s form
Foreshadowing like crazy:) Classic show.
john locke was such an incredible character. the only one that wasnt lost in the island but then cane ben linus and john alternated good and bad moments up until they messed it up so that jack could be the hero. long live john locke!
Such a travesty what they turned him into
I just love this scene! a one of the best! sitting like simple people and nicely talking, and plus there is some wisdom words in it. Plus John Locke reveals some: secrets, and gives some clues about this island :)
1:02 why is it that so many chosen ones in shows/movies have this moment? Chasing the white rabbit down the hole, Alice in wonderland reference. Neo and Morpheus have a nearly identical scene
Tony Soprano, Walter White, John Locke, Frank Underwood - The GOAT characters of TV Drama
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Based
Hiro nakamura, peter petrelli
Brilliant Acting
I know timeless scene.
Jack: thats impossible...
Agent Smith appears from out of the shadows: NOT impossible Mr. Anderson....inevitable!
Dude! I was thinking the same thing, very Matrix like
I always thinks the writers winged it but there is so much ambiguity in the show it’s up to your own interpretation and that’s art
To the one thumbs-down, I respectfully disagree. I would argue the series, and the missions of each of them begin at this moment.
My left ear enjoyed this video
Probably the only window John had to speak esoterics to Jack in the beginnings and he took it!
I thought I was going crazy for hearing this video from only the left side of my headphones
"That's impossible"
"Even if it is, let's say it's not"
I love John's ability to accept the impossible since he's of a walking miracle on the Island
After years i realised something. In this scene all of us thought that John is talking about when he saw the monster. That's not true. What John Locke is talking about in this scene is about the cave where this "light" comes from. Jacob's mother named it "the eye of the island". So i remember that John Locke said the same thing 6 seasons before. It means that John Locke saw that cave in the season 1, but they (the producers and the crew) never told us.
actually it was called the "heart of the island"
Never thought about that, but I like this explanation
Is possible, but we don't really know. It's left up to our imagination. maybe he saw the actual cave, or maybe he saw a hallucination.
I've always wondered that myself. John clearly has a horrified or shocked expres
That’s an interesting theory. I never thought about it like that before.
lock had seen the smoke monster before this scene right?
Yes
yes it approached him close, then left without harming him
Lost is kind of a dark, freaky version of Gilligan's Island.
They both have people who wind up on an island, with no apparent way to escape it, and lots of weird, inexplicable events that keep happening.
Gilligans Island is to Lost what Superfriends was to Justice League lol
So... why are you out here?..
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Greatest series of all time. Forever.
The best tv series
I always liked season one of John Locke when he was the most confident in himself….then MiB and Ben started manipulating him and brought him down 😢. I always wish John told Jack his story how he broke his back and was in a wheelchair…and now he is able to walk. Seeing John’s ability to walk and maybe if he knew about Rose being healed with cancer would have helped Jack understand the island 🏝️ was special.
Island Place= Our life
omg..we need ANOTHER LOST STORY...I DONT CARE IF ITS DIFFERENT CAST....I WANT ANOTHER FUCKING ISLAND!!
Well, it is...special.
"How are they, the Others?"
"Waiting to be rescued, and they need someone to tell them what to do."
You can't tell me Locke of all people saying that isn't alluding to him leading the Others.
It's backgammon all over again.
. . . no, he definitely wasn't referring to the Others in episode 4 🤣 Even the writers hadn't decided who or what they were going to be, yet
@@samtrotter7177 Locke himself wasn't. The writers were.
@@faisalt9447 Ya, they may not have decided exactly what they were going to be yet, but I think they may have already had it in mind to call them "The Others"
Look at me the best thing in the show besides Sawyer references
The wisdom!!!
I wish they never discontinued the show!
It wasnt discontinued, it just ended
Poor John. The ultimate patsy.
Leader of the tribe seeking advice from the shaman.
Jack is mib while locke is like jacob. Hence why smoke monster hated locke and couldn't kill him. Jack was man of science like mib
Smoke Monster hated Locke because he could see good in him.
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So when he told him he's chasing someone thats not there john didn't ask him if he knew the person who's he chasing
When Lost was great
it was always great, since season 1 to season 6, every season it became better
craig murray your one of those people
@@felipealejandro225 This was a classic show, you could watching over and over again even in the far future 2052.
It was always great, from season 1 to season 6
Lost script writers, experts as saying nothing at all in 10,000 words.
Lord of the Flies
what did lock saw...AND WHEN?=?=?!
I think he saw the light that was shown later in season 6, “I look in the heart of this Island, and what I saw was beautiful.”
Well he saw the monster in the previous episode. A popular theory is that he saw the light from season 6 as well
How are they? The others 😂
Crazy people dont know they're going crazy, they think they are getting saner lol - cut to white rabbit
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Day after my first time being with a girl: 2:50
Ok seadot
My favourite is like Bear Grylls only better Because he is bald
Don't you find it kinda homoerotic?
ntx
Locke and Sawyer were the best characters from this show
Desmond?
Shannon?
Locke and Jack, representing Jake and MIB, respectively.
Chameleon God Shannon?? I hope you‘re joking lol
Desmond, Sawyer and especially Jack and Locke