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Alcatraz και Flashbacks...

Έχετε κουραστεί από τα flashback του Alcatraz;

Αν σκεφτούμε οτι πίσω απο το Alcatraz του καναλιού FOX  βρίσκεται ο J.J. Abrams είναι απόλυτα λογική η ύπαρξη των flashback. Στο LOST ο J.J. Abrams τα χρησιμοποίησε με μεγάλη επιτυχία και η αλήθεια είναι οτι οι ιστορίες στο Alcatraz του 1960 είναι αρκετά προσεγμένες.



Σε μια συνέντευξη της στο Assigment X η παραγωγός Jennifer Johnson δήλωσε οτι  όταν ασχολήθηκε με τη σειρά αύξησε τη προσοχή στο σύγχρονο μέρος των ιστοριών και λιγότερο στο κομμάτι του 1960.

"Τα flashbacks ήταν φανταστικά, πολύ ζωηρά και ζωντανά, αλλά θέλαμε οι ιστορίες να προχωράνε αρκετά γρήγορα" είπε " για αυτό κάναμε αυτή την αλλαγή. Δεν είναι κάποια διαφορά που κάποιος θεατής θα την αντιληφθεί γιατί βλέπουν την ιστορία για πρώτη φορά."

Η Johnson άφησε να εννοηθεί οτι αρχικά το σενάριο βασίζονταν πιο πολύ στου κρατούμενους και τους φύλακες του 1960 έτσι χρησιμοποίησε τα flashback όπως ο Abrams στο LOST για να συμπληρώσει τις σύγχρονες  ιστορίες.

"Ήταν ένας τρόπος για να φέρουμε στο προσκήνιο τις σύγχρονες ιστορίες και τα flashback ένας τρόπος να τονίζουν τι γίνεται στην κύρια ιστορία."

Από οτι φαίνεται πάντως αν τα νούμερα της σειράς δεν βελτιωθούν η σειρά θα κοπεί όπως και το sci fi Terra Nova.

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