Lost Season 6: The Final Season - 5-DISC BD [Blu-ray]

Perfect ending to one of the most riveting TV shows ever! Although it received mixed criticisms from reviewers, I couldn't have hoped for a better ending.

The final season of Lost reflects the French song "La Mer," which Shannon sings in the Season 1 episode "Whatever The Case May Be." That song is about change and mutability, and the image of the sea in the final season reflects how the characters change as they evolve through each other's mutual struggles. The sea is a symbol for change, which is both individual and universal. The book that Desmond reads on Oceanic 815 (in the flash sideways) is called "Haroun and The Sea of Stories." The image of the sea at the beginning of the first episode "LAX" evokes the sense of change that the characters experience. It is also interesting to note the symbolic significance of the relationship between Jacob and the Man in Black. They are both brothers and symbolically destiny and free will are brothers as well as they are closely related. Repetition is an important symbol as the lyrics of the song "La Mer" appear over and over again on Rousseau's map, and Desmond is forced to repeatedly push the button. The symbol of repetition reflects the close relationship between destiny and free will as the characters evolve through repetition (learning from the pattern of their lives) as well as the repetition of destiny (the pattern that reveals their individual and collective destiny). The symbol of the mirror pertains to how the characters are able to recognize their ability to change by looking beneath the layers of their consciousness. Jack breaks the mirror in the lighthouse partly because he recognizes that he has evolved and no longer views himself reflected in the past. In the flash sideways, Sawyer breaks a mirror as he recognizes that his past is trying to catch up with him. This is an amazing show and the final season intertwines all the symbolic elements to generate a harmonious philosophical whole. Desmond's act of pushing the button at the beginning of Season 2 symbolizes how one generation must maintain values such as love, hope and creativity in order for these values to be transmitted to future generations. Season 6 demonstrates that each season transmitted the symbolism to the following seasons in order for the characters to evolve along with the values they represent. The characters' evolution is reflected in how the island constantly changes location in space/time (which in turn is reflected in Jack's statement to Kate "I'd say it's hard for you to stay in one place." I highly recommend the final season of Lost as it is a beautiful masterpiece that allows all the symbols and metaphors to converge (hence the name of the book that Jacob reads "Everything That Rises Must Converge." At the end, fate and free will become reconciled, and the diverging points of view of the characters become unified, giving the impression that the island is actually a universal consciousness comprised of other people's hearts and minds. The island demonstrates how the characters are initially trapped in their limited perspective of themselves and life, and how they later become one through the mutual desire to achieve redemption.

Finaly!
It's a good thing it's over, it was more and more complicated.
This ties the knot with prety much everything we saw in the serie.

Must watch the other 5 season because you'll be lost....ha! ha! ha!