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Lost: The Complete Collection [Blu-ray] Reviews
Lost: The Complete Collection [Blu-ray]
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- Format: Blu-ray
- AC-3; Box set; Closed-captioned; Color; Dolby; Subtitled; Widescreen
LOST:COMPLETE COLLECTION – Blu-Ray Movie Watch the entire epic story of Lost – the series that redefined television – from its phenomenal opening scene to its magnificent final moment. Uncover the secrets of what caused Oceanic 815 to crash, what ultimately drew the passengers together, and relive their incredible journey as they battle to rewrite their own fate. Experience a landmark in the history of entertainment with Lost: The Complete Collection, featuring every episode of all six seasons and includes one full disc of never-before-seen bonus with over two hours of content exclusive to the complete collection. Television doesn’t get any better than this.
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Matt
March 17, 2011 at 11:37 pm
This is a REAL REVIEW of this product,
I cannot believe the amount of people that wrote reviews for this item and it just came out today!!! What is wrong with people!?!
I just got my LOST box set in today and it is just plain amazing. Yes the pyramid box is huge and if you just take out the box with just the Blu-rays in it it won’t fit on a standard movie shelf, but it is so cool. It is solidly built and quite cool looking. The Pyramid itself comes in another very nice dark box that looks very nice too, that I plan on keeping as well.
Each season is in its own fold out case, that is quite solid and holds the Blu-rays very well.
I didn’t really care about the rest of the stuff that came with this set. I just wanted the Blu-rays. lol
The game board is very solid though I noticed as I looked through everything.
I really like the episode guide. The paper is really thick and gives a great preview to each episode.
Overall this Blu-ray set is quite worth the $200 just for the show itself, but everything with it is nice and solidly made.
I am very glad I bought this and can’t wait to have my friends over for a LOST marathon. The only reason I give this product 4 stars is that you don’t have an option to just put the Blu-rays on your movie shelf.
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|Brandon Persinger
March 17, 2011 at 11:18 pm
True To Itself.,
Back in 2004, I saw a commercial for an upcoming show called “Lost” and I thought that there wasn’t any way that a show that was just about survivors of a plane crash on an island with a monster would last. Admittedly, I expected a poorly executed piece of television.
But after watching five seasons of the show, I was hooked. And then the final season aired and I was angry. I honestly felt like the show had focused more on character resolution and had barely addressed how its complex mythology fit together.
So I bought this collection and I watched the entire series again, just to see the show in its entirety to see if I could make sense of what the show was intended to be. And after watching 6 seasons all over again, I changed my mind.
I’m not going to say patronizing things about how Lost is so much better than any show and that it’s only for intelligent-minded people or that it’s only for open-minded people. What I’ll say is this:
Lost is a truly unique television show to watch. It’s imaginative, surprising, affecting, emotionally-touching, audacious,and it has some of the best characters you’ll find. And, yes, it has plenty of mysteries (and also plenty of answers along the way), but in the end, Lost stays true to itself: great characters, compelling stories, but just enough mystery to keep you watching.
I’ve watched the series a lot since it ended, and every time I watch it, it still has the same sense of surprise and mystery and emotion as it did when I saw it the first time around. And though that might be frustrating to some (and if you feel that way, you’re certainly entitled to), I’m glad that Lost never had that part of itself taken away and that it will always retain the characteristics that made me enjoy it.
As for the packaging, it’s great! Includes some surprises, some cool collector’s items (read the Black Rock diary–you may find a long-awaited answer), and it looks well put together with lots of details that hearken back to moments in the series. The DVD case is a little flimsy and a couple of the episodes in Season 6 have very minor frame jumps (only like in 1 or 2 spots in the whole series), but if you enjoyed Lost the first time around, it’s worth buying in my opinion.
Bottom line: Lost is a truly unique experience, one that I’d recommend without hesitation.
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