Excellent characters with emotional depth. My wife, daughter and granddaughter all enjoyed it...and me, too! Very good movie! You won't be disappointed.

There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Somehow, Lost did bring you in to the story, that became so convoluted in the last two seasons, it totally confused me. I generally love J.J.Abrams work, but was he involved as much in the last two seasons. Yes and it is that reason that I gave it only five stars. I got the DVD series, so there was more continuity for me viewing the whole series over several days. One disc would not play, and I wonder if that was the key to me losing the thread of the story.After all the trauma and parallel universities , they were dead all the time. Did they still survive in the Parallel universe? I don't think they did. As I say I lost the plot during the fifth and sixth season. Best of luck, but it was not my style of Sci.Fi, unlike Babylon 5, Battlestar Gallactica, even Star Trek and Earth. If you are forced to the edge of your chair, at least you want a closure.

The best series I have ever watched i hope you enjoy as much as I did thank you

Being a bit older (60) I have seen a lot of tv shows. I don't really have a type of show that is my favorite, I just like well done stuff. So I like Seinfeld, Cheers, Frasier, MASH, All in the Family, Star Trek (sorry Mr. Bakula, ex. Enterprise even though even that had a few good episodes).Anyway, to appreciate Lost one is best served to suspend belief a bit and just watch it play out without getting nit picky about the lore/time travel/whatever. Just appreciate the real genius of how the writers wove the plot lines past, present and future and consistently surprised us.Many argue that Lost didn't explain enough. That is probably true if you are the type who just wants to be told what to think. Myself, I prefered viewing the stories of the "castaways", and making what I would about them based on my personal point of view. Again, one of the "genius" of Lost is that I suspect most folks would have a different favorite character, and would have differing opinions on each and every one. The Lost story IMO is your story when it isn't forced down your throat...thus I did not object to not being lead down a predictable path to the end.I am also not religious, and although the show certainly ended with a "religious" type of theme I didn't mind. The writers had a light enough touch to not make us atheists feel that we just wasted 6 seasons. So, I loved the cast and the skilled TV direction and editing, the writing was strong. I still am fuzzy about a few things even after all these years and after a re-watching marathon - but that's OK.

The first few seasons of Lost were amazing! They kept you entertained all the while being intrigued and often times confused, but in a good way. The series gets a little weird towards the end, but you can't help but love it.