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So "Lost" ended last night. Who saw that coming, right? I can't speak for the assembled masses, but I myself was pretty satisfied by how it all came together in the end. Was it terribly shocking? No. But it was well executed. Nonetheless, questions remain. Questions that members of the cast were more than happy to answer when fans assembled for a Q&A on "Jimmy Kimmel Live." Check it out below.

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"Lost" ends today (May 23), and MTV Movies Blog has celebrated the show's legacy all week long with The Lost Awards, your opportunity to vote on your favorite moments from the hit series! We've announced new polls every day — the final list includes Most Devious Island Dweller, Who's Your Candidate, Most Epic Death, Coolest Island Location, Greatest Love Story and Favorite Season — that fans can vote on until Monday (May 24). Winners will be announced that afternoon. Good luck, and as the members of the DHARMA Initiative are so fond of saying, namaste!

If you thought picking your favorite season of "Lost" was hard, we've got another doozy: selecting the best episode. After much debate, we've selected ten of the single greatest installments throughout the course of the series' six season run — and while there are certainly many other deserving episodes, we feel these are the ten best of the bunch.

But which one is the best? That's up to you to decide! After the jump, refresh yourself on the nominees, then head to the poll to choose your selection for Best Episode of "Lost!" Read more...

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Here we are, folks — "The End" is finally here. After six years and six seasons, "Lost" has finally reached the end of its epic journey. What will be revealed? What will happen to our heroes? What did all of this ultimately mean? By the end of the evening, those questions shall be answered! To celebrate tonight's series finale event, we're here to live blog you through to the finish line. Click past the jump for our constantly updating commentary, reactions and analysis, and make sure to weigh in with your thoughts in the comments section!

Namaste! Read more...

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If we're being honest with ourselves, today is not the day to first pick up on "Lost." Wait a week or so, at least. Let the fervor die down. Because you'll definitely be spoiled from the chatter surrounding tonight's series finale.

For the really committed, there are options. You could watch the two-hour series recap, starting at 7pm tonight. Or you could listen to "Lost" star Michael Emerson's much shorter summation. Or you could just listen to this bunch of music-folk explain it, a diverse group that includes Slash, David Guetta, Paramore's Hayley Williams and more. There's nothing quite like the experience of listening to someone try to explain "Lost" to someone who's never seen it.

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1. "Shrek Forever After" ($71.3 million)
2. "Iron Man 2" ($26.6 million)
3. "Robin Hood" ($18.7 million)
4. "Letters to Juliet" ($9.1 million)
5. "Just Wright" ($4.2 million)

It's game ogre for Tony Stark this weekend, as Marvel Studios' premiere superhero franchise finally surrendered the first place spot to DreamWorks Animation's "Shrek Forever After," the fourth installment in the fan-favorite fantasy franchise. Read more...

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1. "Shrek Forever After" ($20.8 million)
2. "Iron Man 2" ($7.5 million)
3. "Robin Hood" ($5.6 million)
4. "Letters to Juliet" ($3 million)
5. "MacGruber" ($1.6 million)

Although Jon Favreau's "Iron Man 2" proved itself a more powerful force than Ridley Scott's "Robin Hood" could handle last weekend, the red-and-gold armored superhero expended enough energy to ensure its loss against the big green ogre of "Shrek Forever After," which debuted this Friday in first place — though not as decisively as many anticipated. Read more...

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"Lost" ends this Sunday (May 23), and MTV Movies Blog is celebrating the show's legacy all week long with The Lost Awards, your opportunity to vote on your favorite moments from the hit series! We'll announce new polls every day — so far there's Most Devious Island Dweller, Who's Your Candidate, Most Epic Death, Coolest Island Location and Greatest Love Story — that fans can vote on until Monday (May 24). Winners will be announced that afternoon. Good luck, and as the members of the DHARMA Initiative are so fond of saying, namaste!

One of the reasons that "Lost" has such a hardcore following is the constantly evolving story-line from season to season. Although the characters and the settings remain mostly unchanged from year to year — and even that statement is debatable — there's no question that each season of "Lost" is distinguished from the next due to certain focuses, narrative techniques, overarching genres and more.

It's hard to narrow which season is the greatest considering how different they are from one another, but perhaps it's easier to ask the following: which season was your favorite? After the jump, refresh yourselves on each season of "Lost," then vote for your Favorite Season in the poll! Read more...

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Director Martin Scorsese's "Shutter Island" featured something of a divisive final act, but there are a few core ingredients that most people can get behind – like Ben Kingsley's performance as Dr. Cawley, the brilliant psychotherapist placed squarely at odds with Leonardo DiCaprio's protagonist.

Fans of Scorsese and Kingsley will be happy to know that the pair are collaborating once again, this time on "The Invention of Hugo Cabret," based on the historical-fiction novel about "Le Voyage dans la Lune" filmmaker Georges Méliès.

"It examines the early days of cinema through the eyes of a child," Kingsley told MTV News about "Hugo Cabret" while promoting his role in the upcoming "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time." Read more...

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Last month, we learned that "National Treasure 3" is officially in the works with "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" co-writers Carlo Bernard and Doug Miro tackling the screenplay. Details on the project have been scarce both in terms of plot and which actors are planning on coming back, though Nicolas Cage's return as the heroic Ben Gates is a virtual certainty. And now, we can toss another name on the list: Jon Voight.

At the very least, Voight is enthusiastic about the prospect of reprising his role as Ben's father Patrick Gates for a third "National Treasure," telling MTV News that he already has hopes for the movie's story.

"I have no idea [what the plot] of it is, I just hope they answer the question of 'What's on Page 47?'" Voight told MTV. "The end of the second one had this question. The president told [Cage] to go look at Page 47, so we're all wondering what's on that page." Read more...

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"Lost" ends this Sunday (May 23), and MTV Movies Blog is celebrating the show's legacy all week long with The Lost Awards, your opportunity to vote on your favorite moments from the hit series! We'll announce new polls every day — so far there's Most Devious Island Dweller, Who's Your Candidate, Most Epic Death and Coolest Island Location — that fans can vote on until Monday (May 24). Winners will be announced that afternoon. Good luck, and as the members of the DHARMA Initiative are so fond of saying, namaste!

If the sideways universe of "Lost" has taught us anything, it's this -- love is a powerful thing. Some of our favorite castaways came to the Island already in love, others discovered it through the intensity of their situation while still others haven't fully embraced the concept. But however you want to slice it, there's no denying that there have been some truly powerful romance stories over the course of the soon-to-conclude series.

The question remains, of course: which love story was the most powerful? After the jump, we've listed our nominees for the Greatest Love Story on "Lost." Read more...

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