Lost in Space (1998)

PG-13   |    |  Action, Adventure, Family


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The Robinson family was going into space to fight for a chance for humanity. Now they are fighting to live long enough to find a way home.


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  • Matt LeBlanc at an event for Lost in Space (1998)
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1 September 2007 | MitchellXL5
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| Pleasant surprise after all the jaded eye rolling
Actually, I was quite surprised at how much fun I thought this movie was. Hardly perfect by any measure and, sure, there were some elements that were intrusive, but I found it to be quite faithful to the TV show - it used plots and elements from the early episodes. Even with the newer designs, they incorporated older aspects - the planet REALLY looked like a better version of one of their old sets.

Furthermore, Oldman managed to peg Dr. Smith perfectly, taking in all the old camp elements and putting them to very good use - even using some old catch phrases in different ways.

As diversionary, light sci-fi adventure goes, I thought this was great and I'm usually very picky about this kind of thing. It was fun and a pretty good kids' movie.

The only thing really missing was Billy Mumy.

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