LOST fans

[TheWildCard]

I stopped liking Locke last year

Locke became misguided and LOST his faith in the button. But, in the long run it was a good move. Now if Desmond didn't have the key things would be pretty bad right now.

I still like Locke he's not perfect but being perfect never makes a great character.

[TheWildCard]

Anyone else think that the writers are trying to make us like the others before showing us just how evil they really are?

[TheWildCard]

Well when you think about it if they really want to end it with a movie, which I've heard before, then timing the end would seem like the best thing to do.

[TheWildCard]

Well when you think about it if they really want to end it with a movie, which I've heard before, then timing the end would seem like the best thing to do.

I was thinking of TV shows that were made into movies earlier this evening. I wouldn't like LOST to go out that way (and haven't heard that discussed before) but it could quite possibly end up being my favorite movie ever if it happened. My real worry would be that they'd screw it up.

Typically this site is correct with its rumours

http://www.realmovienews.com/news/565

[TheWildCard]

I don't think that that was Walt seemed like it could be Jacob.

Also who died? Was it Locke? Thats the only thing that would make sense.

[TheWildCard]

I don't think that that was Walt seemed like it could be Jacob.

Also who died? Was it Locke? Thats the only thing that would make sense.

No, Locke is still alive, Charlie is dead.

Thank you Captain obvious, I was talking about in the flash forward. Someone died Jack seemed pretty sad about and it made him want to go back to the Island. The only person that could make that happen is the death of Locke I would think. Again I'm talking about the flash forward.

EDIT:

Any ideas who the dead person was?  (The one whose funeral no one went to)

I'm guessing Michael.  Not only was it a black funeral home, there's good reason why Kate would be so hostile to the idea of showing up.

I think it was Locke. Remember that no one attended the viewing. Also, Kate would be very hostile to the idea of showing up for Locke's viewing because he didn't want them to leave the island. What reason would she have for being hostile to Michael?

Well, he murdered AnaLucia and Libby, and then led her, Jack, Hurley, and Sawyer to the other side of the island under false pretenses just to turn them over to the Others and leave himself.

I don't think Kate would care much about Analucia and Libby but the latter (which I forgot about) is a good point.

Who else though would make Jack be so emotional about leaving the island? Someone who wanted to leave the island? No it would be someone who wanted to stay. Plus of course who is more likely to have no one at their funeral? I'd think if it were Michael Walt would at least show up.

[TheWildCard]

I watched the finale last night. I've never watched a TV show that packed with "HOLY SH**T WHAT THE HELL!!!" moments. <Lost3

I've read some theories that the flash forward scenario could be set on a different timeline/universe or that perhaps it's one of Desmond's flashes except extremely elaborate. The fact that Jack was saying his father was still alive and that Kate was well to do and not on the run just doesn't make much sense to me.

I think the person who died was Locke. Whoever it was, their name begins with a J. And they're also from New York. I don't know. And now we have to wait!

I'm sure it is an alternate timeline they will not leave the island... The only way it can be the future is if they make it a story about Locke, the others and whoever stays behind.