Lost 2010-05-07

Reviewer: Melody Driscoll

Arrived in great condition and on time. Bought for kids as I became addicted to series. This series is MUCH better to watch seasons closely together as you get more out of each viewing and you remember so much more of what has happened.

SELLER'S PRICE IS WAY TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH 2010-04-19

Reviewer: LOVE THEM DODGERS

THIS IS NOT ABOUT THE PRODUCT IT IS ABOUT 1 SELLERS PRICE.MSK9ER IS ASKING $1999 FOR THIS DVD.A BIT EXUBERANT DON'T YOU THINK?

Short but Sweet Season of Lost 2010-03-26

Reviewer: JMM

Lost Season 4 is considerably shorter than the previous seasons of 23-24 episodes. With just 13 episodes, it seems as though you'd be getting less value. But what you actually get is less time wasted (as with Season 3) and more dense episodes that are packed with information. The big change in Season 4 is the extensive use of flash-forwards, so that we actually begin to learn who will eventually make it off the island. It is soon discovered that six people made it back to the real world; this group comes to be known as the Oceanic Six. Just who is in the Oceanic Six is the mystery, as they are revealed one by one as the season progresses. Seeing how these people, Jack in particular, have changed post-crash is one of the highlights of season 4.

Season 4: "The Expanded Experience" is a 6-DVD set. The first four discs are devoted to the episodes, and the last two are for bonus material. There are some interesting bonus features this season, including "The Island Backlot" and "The Freighter Folk". Also included is a "Lost in 8:15" segment to briefly catch up those who are rusty on their Lost facts. "The Oceanic Six: A Conspiracy of Lies" is a fictional documentary that is quite amusing and well-made. "The Right to Bear Arms" is a feature that explains that it is actually someone's job to keep track of which characters have which guns at any given point in time. As usual, there are several cast commentaries, plus one with show creators Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse. I find the commentaries to be less informative than I would have hoped.

The Season 4 packaging remains constant with the first three seasons, although the episode guide booklet is replaced with a less-important but humorous Oceanic safety brochure. But this is a minor complaint in what is otherwise a great DVD set for a great season of Lost.

Best season? 2010-03-25

Reviewer: Bill H

Some have said this is the best season? I'll still stick with the first, though this one is up there, for sure.

Lost Season Four 2010-03-09

Reviewer: George B. Vieto

Lost Season four is a good television series. It is very enjoyable for the suspense of the series.