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Availability: Not yet released
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Buena Vista Home Video
EAN: 0786936769838
Format: Box set, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
Label: Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Manufacturer: Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Number Of Items: 5
Publisher: Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: December 09, 2008
Running Time: 1 minutes
Sales Rank: 46
Studio: Buena Vista Home Entertainment
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LOST: THE COMPLETE FOURTH SEASON (DVD MOVIE)
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Rating: - short season yet the higher price?
I have 2 concerns about this release... 1st, I agree with so many of you that the studio should not reward our loyalty as fans in spite of the strike shortened season by over charging us this way... but I am almost more concerned about the aspect ratio... are they really cheapening our viewing experience by selling us only full screen (1:33:1)?... After all, the 1st 3 seasons are widescreen, yes? - If this is true, I will not buy this at any price... I suggest we all go on strike together until they reprice this fairly AND bring us widescreen... who's with me? YEAAAAAAAAAAA..... (as I run from the room with my fist in the air defiantly... gulp...
Rating:  - 10 less episodes, same hefty price
This season was shortened by ten episodes. Yet the price tag is still the same as last season. You do the math. It's a major rip off.
Rating:  - The only reason to watch network TV
This season was awesome.
It gave us just enough info to keep the mystique alive and interesting.
If they explained everything it would deflate -- you can't explain everything with a non-linear storyline otherwise the interweaving floats away with the absence of conflict. There are 2 more season left, why would you want to know everything now?
Instead spend some time exploring what the show alludes to: the books, philosophers, religions, scientific theories...it goes on. Take some time to enjoy it as it is rather than have the whole meal stuffed in your face all at once. LOST is not a KFC meal bowl.
I was just re-reading A Brief History of Time with the echoes of some of my fav episodes of LOST (Casimir effect) and it enhanced the already great read.
If you are let down by this show, then just go "Imagine yourself-up a new submarine."
Rating:  - LOWER THE PRICE!
They have to charge less when they are short 10 episodes! This is not fair.
Rating: - Another Season you can't miss
If it's May (or afterward) then it means you've missed another great season of Lost, maybe the penultimate of seasons. One more (likely disappointing and unfathomable, but still impossible to miss) season is in the offing, and this is your last chance to get up to speed.
LOST follows the hapless survivors of Oceanic 815, a flight that crashes on an enigmatic pacific island both exotic and menacing. On this island, the sick and dying become healthy, the weak become strong, time and space lose their linear meanings and the line between the living and the dead blurs. The survivors, dwindling in number, must contend both with a mysterious monster apparently made of smoke, and the island's existing residents, an implacable and ruthless band known as the others.
LAST YEAR ON LOST:
Rescue appears at hand - a boat, presumably sent by Penny, Desmond Hume's lover, has found the island. As the Others melt into the island Ben Linus, their leader (AKA, Fake Henry Gale) foolishly approaches Jack Schepard, begging him not to trust their would-be rescuers. Surprisingly, John Locke - previously left for dead by Linus - appears to echo his would be killer. And then the story flash-forwards (a first in a series based on flash-backs) and we see Jack back to the real-world (so to speak). Jack is consumed by an addiction to pain killers and a compulsion to return to the island which is somehow unreachable. Salvation hasn't been kind to Jack who is now a wreck. Now that we know ... Read More
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