I will never try to convince someone to spend $229 dollars on that ****ing piece of shit.

If anyone ever asks me "What did you think of Lost? Should I buy it?", the answer would be a resounding NO.

**** LOST.

No one ever said you had to.

Seriously. I nearly bailed in the second season and wish now that I had. As I've mentioned before, this is why I won't watch Revolution.

Exactly. That's why I won't watch Revolution, either, or Person of Interest or Undercovers or Flash Forward. As I stated earlier, Fringe should have ended last year but no, they had to get to 100 episodes for $yndication.

The final seasons of Lost and Fringe are like Highlander 2. Everything that was so cool about Highlander was wiped out by the sequel.

And everything that was cool about Lost and Fringe were wiped out by their respective final seasons.

Person of Interest is one of the best shows on television right now. It's really, really good.

There's really nothing in the show (so far) that's reminiscent of the stuff that led to the issues with Alias and Lost. The machine that provides the numbers has been completely explained, from fairly early on, and while there are flashbacks, they don't happen every week. And when they do have them, they actually help move the show forward.

Love that show. Haven't missed an episode since it started. You're really doing yourself a disservice if you don't watch it based on previous Bad Robot missteps and I would (and do) wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone with zero reservations. It's that good.

If anyone's interested in reading about some pretty deep flaws in Abrams' style, (ex. character development, plot holes, and his career as "Jeffrey Abrams") this article should interest you.

P.S. I do still enjoy most of his work, but he should probably not build the foundation of a TV series ever again.

http://www.nerve.com/movies/jj-abram...or-of-our-time

Super 8 was a major disappointment. Without Spielberg's involvement (which is clearly obvious), it would have been a disaster, and even with, it wasn't very good.

Yep, Super 8 was a total let-down.

Wow, I liked Super 8. I didn't see it until a few months ago, but I enjoyed it.
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Oh, I also really dug Mission Impossible 3.
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It was E.T. crossed with Cloverfield, a crappy score and an unoriginal alien.

Since Cloverfield was garbage...

I thought it was cold, predictable and boring as ****.

HUGE disappointment.

I've stayed in Super 8 motels with more character and charisma than that POS movie.

Horse shit. I don't believe for a second that you have ever stayed in a Super 8. LOL

He's originally from Kansas City. Of course he did.