The Last Blockbuster’s director, Taylor Morden, is currently working on a new project called Getting LOST. The upcoming documentary will focus on the worldwide phenomenon of LOST, the ABC series that is credited with changing the face of network television and bringing “Peak TV” to the masses. The film will be produced by Morden’s Popmotion Pictures, which has announced that it will not only cover the success of LOST but also the passionate fan base that still remains active today.
LOST became one of ABC’s biggest shows
Moreover, the show LOST is considered to be one of the most beloved and scrutinized shows of all time. Moreover, the documentary will delve into the show’s legions of fans who loved it, as well as the backlash that followed one of the most controversial endings in television history. Getting LOST will feature brand new interviews with the cast, crew, and fan community, as well as an enormous amount of archival footage, including over 100 hours of footage from an unfinished LOST documentary that was abandoned in 2010.
In a statement, Morden expressed his love for LOST and his desire to make a film that celebrates the show’s impact on the pop culture landscape. He also hopes to examine the show’s missteps and perhaps reveal the true meaning of LOST. Despite its divisive finale, LOST was a pivotal show that paved the way for the new golden era of television that we know and love today.
The hit show ran from 2004 to 2010
LOST ran from 2004 until 2010 and was the undisputed king of prime time in its early years. Its bizarre twists and wild, out-of-nowhere plot points made it a great topic for water cooler conversations and message board discussions.
Moreover, the story of LOST is a fascinating one, as the show came about at a time when the internet played a crucial role in bringing fans together. Moreover, It was one of the first serialized network shows to engage with the digital realm, serving as a gateway for many into the world of message boards and podcasts. However, the finale of LOST was one of the most divisive endings ever aired, making it a fascinating topic for a documentary.
Getting LOST is set to be released in 2024, which will mark the 20th anniversary of the crash of flight 815. Ralph D. Apel and Taylor Morden are producing the film.
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