Not really they met in the epilogue of their life. A sort of matrixy muster point for the dead before they move onto what ever is next. It’s post life, not the next life.
Now i realized that it was necessary to save desmond, in order to meet in the afterlife, at the end of the day he was the anchor, and “ I’ll see you in another life “ statement became true. How amazing this show was
Desmond: You were right, Jack. Jack: There's a first time for everything. Love that exchange. But you can't quite beat that immortal line: "I'll see you in another life, brother."
It was so great seeing Jack with such a sense of purpose and peace. He knew he was going to die, but it didn't seem to bother him. There was such a contentment about him. It was like he was connected with the Source and by virtue was not troubled by the thought of his death.
This really is a great little scene between the two characters. Jack and Desmond's stories have been intertwined quite a bit over the course of the show, though I wish there were more scenes of the two together. I got goosebumps when Jack said this line to Desmond in the the season finale, so when it popped up again here I was even more emotional!
@xbrindle Actually, Desmond would've died too, in my theory, because if you looked at him in this scene, when Jack says something to him, he doesn't react, but when Jack touches him, he starts breathing again. I think when Jack touched him he healed him, just like Jacob did when Locke fell from the window.
If I had a nickel for every time someone said to me “but they were dead the entire time weren’t they?” - people just didn’t understand the finale at all. It was beautiful.
@BriitneyFan Actually I didn't know untill I watched the episode with subtitles- but after he puts the plug back in and it seems like nothing happened, he says "No" a few times under his breath.
@ArmandtheWise It sort of is. I'm reminded more of "Distraught Desmond" and "The Constant", from the soundtracks of seasons 3 and 4, but it resembles the start of "Flying High" from season 3, as well. Here's hoping the entire finale's score is on the Season 6 soundtrack. That would be FANTASTIC!
@EdwardNygma1 How would you have liked him to die? Because in all honesty, they had tried all season to kill him and couldn't do it until the last few minutes. I think he was a very amazing villain and died almost exactly how I expected.
They actually changed this in the tv series if you watch this scene on amazon prime jack never says ‘see you in another life brotha’ it just skips to Kate trying to get Claire on the Ajira plane
i need to know the name of that song from 1:26 to the end of the video. it helped the emotional parting between desmond and jack in this scene even more. sounded like a combination of both of their themes.
@EdwardNygma1 Easily? It took a whole season for them to figure out how to kill him. And no, it wasn't pergatory, there are several interpretations about what happened in the flash sideways but I don't see how it's pergatory.
I wonder if jack became a smoke monster? Maybe no, because he was still alive when he stepped into the light, whereas mib was dead? I mean he hit his head as he fell down, not confirmed dead before, only when jacob found his physical body later on. So its possible that jacks spirit became a smoke monster too?
Jack did not become the smoke monster. He put the cork back in the hole and negated the negative energy that would’ve turned someone into the smoke monster. He was able to do this because he was the protector. Jack died after he did what he needed to do. And the smoke monster was no more. Also, Jack’s soul would have never been able to reach the flash sideways reality if it had turned into a smoke monster.
@@outside7 How is it a plothole? Jack accepted his death already and that this moment was his purpose. Its the same with Charlies death, he could of got out, but he also accepted his death.
Jack...the Island's protector "reignited/jumpstarted" the Island's mechanism because some of charge was contained in him as the Island's protector. When he touched the water...the glowing began again. Jack fulfilled his purpose: 1) Kill Smokey; 2) Restart the Island; 3) Appoint another protector.
Its not shown, but its heavily implied that Hurley and Ben simply help him go home. He lives out the rest of his life with his family. Hurley abolishes the rule that once you come to the island you can never leave.
Jacks death isn't what upsets me. What has always annoyed me is all the ways it could've been prevented. Like I was upset with Charlie's death, but I'm ok with it bc he would've died no mater what. Within that last episode, there was about 2 or 3 different options in which jack would've survived along with everyone else
The writers decided the show would begin and end with Jack's eyes. He was always fated to die at the end. Jack's transformation as a character is one of the most amazing ever on TV. He really becomes a man of faith at the end with peace and purpose. He is not afraid to die. He's on a mission to get everyone he can home and stop the smoke monster. It's glorious.
You ever knew someone that was your friend in your youth but didn't exactly say it was your friend. You meet him 20 years later and you just know each other. That's what it is !. Those were the things that made Lost weird / scary / unique. The end was lame tbh :S . Had great potential this show.
***** I thought the ending with the "sideways" crap was bad. The normal universe it ended fine. With the sideways stuff I don't give a damn about the characters in that. It's the afterlife. There's no point by then.
edward18517 That ending was needed for the proper closure of Lost. All candidates were flawed with no purpose off island and had a purpose only on the island. If it weren't for Jacob they would all probably have led a pitiful life and they were going to be in limbo for eternity. Its their life on the island that made them "move on".
A proper conclusion to me would be that reality turning out to be an alternate one rather than the afterlife. The conclusion of the show certainly wasn't a "proper" one in my eyes.
edward18517 It is because you didn't get the point of the show at all. Also what would have been the meaning of an "alternate reality"? The show is simply an example of societies and how individuals act/react/feel under these societies. The afterlife is the conclusion to that and is an interesting one as it is a unique take on life after death. The producers meant this all along. It is obvious through the whole show. And there are no real questions unanswered if you carefully watched it.
I got the point just fine. Doesn't mean I can't criticize when I don't like it. And no, it ain't a "unique" conclusion in the slightest. It's cliche as hell. And the creators have stated they made shit up as they went along.
The writers, "Darlton", blew the ending soooo bad Matthew got robbed of his emmy. Shame. I thought they promised a great ending but what we got was GARBAGE! :o(((
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This was the last thing Jack said while he was still alive... *chills*
Funny thing is that they actually did see each other in another life.
Venom hahahah
I think that that was part of the dialogue.
@@outside7 No it wasn't. It was a play on what Desmond always says, idiot.
@@aymendk4719 what?
Not really they met in the epilogue of their life.
A sort of matrixy muster point for the dead before they move onto what ever is next.
It’s post life, not the next life.
- What about you, Jack?
- I see you in another life, brother!
"I'll see you in another life brother." Here comes the tears! :')
its brotha' lool
It's brother when jack says it though
You don't say Sherlock??
+cG Noble jahhahahja OWNED
You're a moron
Now i realized that it was necessary to save desmond, in order to meet in the afterlife, at the end of the day he was the anchor, and “ I’ll see you in another life “ statement became true. How amazing this show was
See you in another life brother - Jacks last words.
How many series u watched within 11 year??
Lol
Desmond: You were right, Jack.
Jack: There's a first time for everything.
Love that exchange. But you can't quite beat that immortal line: "I'll see you in another life, brother."
It was so great seeing Jack with such a sense of purpose and peace. He knew he was going to die, but it didn't seem to bother him. There was such a contentment about him. It was like he was connected with the Source and by virtue was not troubled by the thought of his death.
Bcoz he was the protagonist
Locke helped him achieve his full potential
@@johnlocke8642 Jack was inherently noble man with great work ethic and sense of integrity. Such characters inspire people.
He realized what Locke was trying to tell him the whole time.
It's been 13 years, but man....Can't move on from this show. Will be a Lostie until death.
The "I'll see you in another life brother" killed me completely.
this was the last " see you in another life brotha " ; " )
Thumbs up if you think Matthew Fox should of won an Emmy!
Further proof that Desmond returned to Penny and Charlie before moving on.
Of course he did. There is no reason he wouldn't. You saw the Ajira plane leaving at the end of LOST.
outside7 He didn’t make it to the plane, but Hurley and Ben helped him to get back home, his home was always with Penny and Charlie
mo do Q8 Oh yeah, true...
One of the best moments in TV history :')
See you in another life, Lost
This really is a great little scene between the two characters. Jack and Desmond's stories have been intertwined quite a bit over the course of the show, though I wish there were more scenes of the two together. I got goosebumps when Jack said this line to Desmond in the the season finale, so when it popped up again here I was even more emotional!
and they were met before in stadium before they go to island.
@xbrindle Actually, Desmond would've died too, in my theory, because if you looked at him in this scene, when Jack says something to him, he doesn't react, but when Jack touches him, he starts breathing again. I think when Jack touched him he healed him, just like Jacob did when Locke fell from the window.
See you in another life brotha
im so pissed that he didnt win award for this!
It's really poignant. The whole thing. I love the person Jack becomes by the finale.
He was the finest character! Such a noble hero a character who inspire people because of his inherent goodness.
best tv series ever 😍
If I had a nickel for every time someone said to me “but they were dead the entire time weren’t they?” - people just didn’t understand the finale at all. It was beautiful.
Jack and Des ❤
Jack, Des, Sawyer, Locke and Ben!
@@outside7 My fav top 5 as well !
i still cry everytime I watch this scene
He says it in season five also when Desmond is getting on the boat with Penny(:
This is a nice scene and I like how one of the characters see the other one then
You start to hear just a bit of Desmond and Penny's theme and it really is powerful.
When jack says that it gives me chills :( I miss lost
Jack just killed it
Amazing that ABC didnt give them the budget for the vulcano, would have been so much more epic!
Best series
I'll see you in another life, brother.
wow that scene really hits you like a train
goosebumps!
when Desmond's say it its better
cuz his accent lol
Of course, but I think jack is being somewhat cheeky here
Amazon prime cut this part where jack says it lol
Matthew Fox is unique 👌
See you in another life brother:)
Best scene ever period.
I shaked when Jack said this to Desmond... got emotional.
I imagine myself saying the same thing while standing with my best friend watching a colossal meteorite plummeting towards Earth.
Yeah, sure.
LOVE LOST
Can't stop watching this :) Matthew fox
Best Show Ever, Brother
I think I'm gonna cry
Oh FFS...the island wasn't purgatory.
"Desmond you done enough" 😔😔😔
feels
I will see you in another life.
I will see you in a nother light
magic! this is magic!!
Anyone here on 2021
:(
hurly is my favorite character
@MysticGogito jack couldn't have healed desmond because the light was off, rendering the man in black and jack "powerless"
Perfect scene
@BriitneyFan Actually I didn't know untill I watched the episode with subtitles- but after he puts the plug back in and it seems like nothing happened, he says "No" a few times under his breath.
Would bring a year to a glass eye
he said it was like a dream
@ArmandtheWise It sort of is. I'm reminded more of "Distraught Desmond" and "The Constant", from the soundtracks of seasons 3 and 4, but it resembles the start of "Flying High" from season 3, as well. Here's hoping the entire finale's score is on the Season 6 soundtrack. That would be FANTASTIC!
😢😢😢
The new dark souls looks great!
PESADO
@EdwardNygma1 How would you have liked him to die? Because in all honesty, they had tried all season to kill him and couldn't do it until the last few minutes. I think he was a very amazing villain and died almost exactly how I expected.
@CosmicUndeadElf
he says it "hits" like a train
Desmooond! :-))
@ShatteredOne2007
I looked up the episode's transcript and he says "drain" which makes sense now hehe
Turn the island off then on again and the candy bar just drops down. Best of all, it's legal! 😜
ill take a sandwich with a lot of bacon on it Brotha'
Lol ,Have one for you too Brotha'!
I say this to my ex whenever we talk lol
You hope to meet him in another life,nice you have these feeling for your x :)
Desmond was the best friend of Jack, in the plain I noticed this
@pauliewalnuts100 It really does, doesn't it? Can't help but get emotional when that line was uttered.
They actually changed this in the tv series if you watch this scene on amazon prime jack never says ‘see you in another life brotha’ it just skips to Kate trying to get Claire on the Ajira plane
:'(
WHAT?!?!? How dare they?!?
I just watched the whole series on Amazon/Freevee and it definitely has this line in the finale
they saw eachother in a couple of lives actually
It looks a bit like Jack has a piece of his ear missing cause of the way his hair is messed up, lol
i need to know the name of that song from 1:26 to the end of the video. it helped the emotional parting between desmond and jack in this scene even more. sounded like a combination of both of their themes.
After 11 years..still u don't got it right??
Lol
@@razonxxxt476 after eleven years you are still a troll. Lol. What a random message. Lmao.
@@ArmandtheWise ohh yah random message and u r a random thinker
Lmao
@@ArmandtheWise troll....hehe
@@razonxxxt476 says the random person who is trolling on a 11 year old comment.
@EdwardNygma1 Easily? It took a whole season for them to figure out how to kill him. And no, it wasn't pergatory, there are several interpretations about what happened in the flash sideways but I don't see how it's pergatory.
and so he did...
@cecigw Explain why it was garbage, i bet you cant. It was as close to perfection as a lost episode can get.
I wonder if jack became a smoke monster? Maybe no, because he was still alive when he stepped into the light, whereas mib was dead? I mean he hit his head as he fell down, not confirmed dead before, only when jacob found his physical body later on. So its possible that jacks spirit became a smoke monster too?
🙄
Jack did not become the smoke monster. He put the cork back in the hole and negated the negative energy that would’ve turned someone into the smoke monster. He was able to do this because he was the protector. Jack died after he did what he needed to do. And the smoke monster was no more. Also, Jack’s soul would have never been able to reach the flash sideways reality if it had turned into a smoke monster.
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I pissed myself when Matthew Fox tried to do the accent...HAHAHAHA!
David Miller Yeah but he didn’t - he said it in his normal American accent.
@@RadagonTheRed No, he added a slight Irish lilt to the delivery.
What does Desmond mean "its like a train"?
@JoeMoron2000 Oh I hope so too brother! I really do.
@anotherhenchman Oh, true. Well, I guess if Desmond went in there a second time it could've killed him or something.
look at jacks ear at 1:39
@EdwardNygma1 That would've been cool, but since Locke DID die at the end of the 5th season, I was satisfied with Flockes death.
Season 7...
The light didn't turn back on immediately so if Desmond did turn it back on he could have escaped.
Yeah... there are a few plotholes... but it's well done overall, so you forgive.
@@outside7 How is it a plothole? Jack accepted his death already and that this moment was his purpose.
Its the same with Charlies death, he could of got out, but he also accepted his death.
Jack...the Island's protector "reignited/jumpstarted" the Island's mechanism because some of charge was contained in him as the Island's protector. When he touched the water...the glowing began again. Jack fulfilled his purpose: 1) Kill Smokey; 2) Restart the Island; 3) Appoint another protector.
@Nintendude99 HAHAHAHAHAHA OH MY GOD THIS IS HILARIOUS. ok anyways im done with you so i wont respond to whatever you say next. bye
Can some one tell me what happens to desmond after this? does he go back home? I forget and he is my fav so ya
Its not shown, but its heavily implied that Hurley and Ben simply help him go home. He lives out the rest of his life with his family. Hurley abolishes the rule that once you come to the island you can never leave.
Jacks death isn't what upsets me. What has always annoyed me is all the ways it could've been prevented. Like I was upset with Charlie's death, but I'm ok with it bc he would've died no mater what. Within that last episode, there was about 2 or 3 different options in which jack would've survived along with everyone else
Why didn't they just make sure Jack had a gun and then he shoots Smokey after Desmond uncorks the Island's glory hole.
@@victorpradha9946He did.
@victorpradha9946 But the earthquake got rid off the gun.
@victorpradha9946 I think .
The writers decided the show would begin and end with Jack's eyes. He was always fated to die at the end. Jack's transformation as a character is one of the most amazing ever on TV. He really becomes a man of faith at the end with peace and purpose. He is not afraid to die. He's on a mission to get everyone he can home and stop the smoke monster. It's glorious.
@CosmicUndeadElf he says its like a drain
@deviMCC They send him home.
should have*
Desmond is my second fav other than sawyer
Did Desmond leave the island?
No, just Lapidus, Miles, Richard, Kate, Claire & Sawyer
We don't ever see him leave in the actual finale, but it greatly implies that Hurley and Ben send him home afterward.
@youmadbrohem child please
Try to watch this on netflix, the scene is cut. WTF
No its not
ScottHigh23 yes...I'm watching it on sky right now - ur right it's been cut!!!
ScottHigh23 it has been cut from Sky go wtf why
Jaysonfred effing joke...one of the most poignant scenes of the lost series...pathetic from sky
Muhammad Yasin M I honestly don't see why they cut it, I think it must have been a mistake or something. I'm glad I got to see it though.
You ever knew someone that was your friend in your youth but didn't exactly say it was your friend. You meet him 20 years later and you just know each other. That's what it is !. Those were the things that made Lost weird / scary / unique. The end was lame tbh :S . Had great potential this show.
***** I thought the ending with the "sideways" crap was bad. The normal universe it ended fine. With the sideways stuff I don't give a damn about the characters in that. It's the afterlife. There's no point by then.
edward18517
That ending was needed for the proper closure of Lost. All candidates were flawed with no purpose off island and had a purpose only on the island. If it weren't for Jacob they would all probably have led a pitiful life and they were going to be in limbo for eternity. Its their life on the island that made them "move on".
A proper conclusion to me would be that reality turning out to be an alternate one rather than the afterlife. The conclusion of the show certainly wasn't a "proper" one in my eyes.
edward18517 It is because you didn't get the point of the show at all. Also what would have been the meaning of an "alternate reality"? The show is simply an example of societies and how individuals act/react/feel under these societies. The afterlife is the conclusion to that and is an interesting one as it is a unique take on life after death.
The producers meant this all along. It is obvious through the whole show. And there are no real questions unanswered if you carefully watched it.
I got the point just fine. Doesn't mean I can't criticize when I don't like it.
And no, it ain't a "unique" conclusion in the slightest. It's cliche as hell. And the creators have stated they made shit up as they went along.
The writers, "Darlton", blew the ending soooo bad Matthew got robbed of his emmy. Shame. I thought they promised a great ending but what we got was GARBAGE! :o(((