Andrea Cinalli
October 6, 2009. It's a hot day in Los Angeles, where the summer has not yet given way to autumn. There are those who take advantage of the blazing sun to get a tan, I do not pay for the summer season. Some, armed with courage (and patience), takes two steps sull'affollatissimo waterfront. And there are also those who are found to work tirelessly, ignoring the heat.
The portrait of the monotony of the West Coast.
What could one day mutate into a hellish nightmare so calm? A storm? A tornado? A tsunami? Not at all.
At eleven o'clock all the inhabitants of the planet's faint for two minutes and seventeen seconds. When they come, an apocalyptic scenario appears before their eyes: skyscrapers falling, explosion, accident chain, crashed aircraft, streets teeming with dead bodies thrown out of the car destroyed. It's not all in that time frame, every human being had a vision for a precise day of the future, April 29, 2010.
reactions of the survivors can imagine. Joy, confusion and fear. Everyone must come to terms with what they saw, and deal with its vision is by no means easy, especially if it promises nothing good.
The viewpoint chosen to narrate the facts on their knees the entire human race is to Mark Benford, reckless federal agent. In his vision is in the office, at losagelina FBI. Immersed in silence and darkness, fixed exacerbated bulletin in which they are preserved for clues to the blackout, when a stroke of steps attracted his attention. Men in black dress and masked faces burst into the offices a rifle. Who am I? What do they want?
flash From this simple beginning the investigation of the disaster coordinated by Mark himself. He and his team, consisting of trust and Demitri hacker Janis, the arduous task to trace the culprits. I doubt about it, however, are numerous and not insignificant, and if it were a punishment from God? And if the world you were "rebelling" to us?
A barrage of questions in the episode episode keep the attention of the viewer, which comes to empathize with weaknesses and frailties of the characters and gets involved from the great mystery that rests in all the twenty-two episodes that make up the series. The story, although obviously enriched by the flash-forward, clear and straight runs to the end credits: not even a scene stride with the rest to slow down the fast pace that characterizes the show.
evident was the hallmark of David S. Goyer. A name, a guarantee.
The visionary author of "Batman Begins" was able to give "FlashForward" aura of mystery and sacredness of the typical range for a rise of Olympus supercult serial. The pilot episode witty dialogue, sharp veiled irony, are a clear hallmark of his undoubted talent, not to mention the apocalyptic scenes that are launching the intricate plots.
On the web, and before that during the campaign to promote the ABC, the combination is surfaced with another mystery serial that has made a go-go and narrative richness of his heart. <<“Lost” ha trovato un degno erede>> months ago, the U.S. tabloid headlines. And indeed, the show put together by JJ Abrams wizards that some points of contact with "FlashForward" have it: two faces of the historic series, there were hired (Sonya Walger, the wife of Desmond, and Dominic Monaghan, the rock star Charlie) and two minutes and seventeen seconds of the total black-out seem to coincide with the duration of the earthquake that devastated the island in the infamous fourth season. Little gem: the face of this bizarre coincidence, there are those who even suggested that "FlashForward" it was the spin-off (the show was born as an offshoot of another series). In common the theme of redemption, of the unknown and - above all - the predestination, true cornerstone of FF.
pity that the premises have not been compelling enough to revive the fortunes (uncertain since March) and to ensure a second round of episodes. Fans, however, are in revolt, and not give up, confident that sooner or later Starz TV ABC or yield to the pressing demands of a new season.
never will assist the worthy culmination of the story? Maybe it's fate.
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