Karry
Best movie of this year hands down!
Megamind
To all those who have watched it: I hope you enjoyed it as much as I do.
Voxitype
Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.
Deanna
There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.
Matthew Leese
Seriously, it's just not worth watching. I only did because it showed up in my Netflix recommendations and I thought, "Hey, I think I saw part of this a long time ago. Maybe I should try finishing it?" I quickly realized why I hadn't finished it the first time. Horrible writing, cheesy lines, annoying or over-the-top characters, sub-par acting, unrealistic CGI, huge plot holes, and an overall ridiculous premise. Skip it. You've been warned.
Benedito Dias Rodrigues
Lost in Space was one my favorite series together with Land of the Giants and The Time Tunnel,in this movie unfortunately they got disgrace everything built in the original series as follow:1-That Fuc*** monkey is totally bizarre and needless.2-Dr. Smith was never evil mind,just con and coward. 3-Penny never was so shallow...writing diary where?? 4-Too many unnecessary FX. 5-the new Robot is a scary monster!!! 6-The soundtrack apart LIS theme the remains is a crap!! 7-Dr. Smith became a Spider is TOOO MMMUUUCCH!!! 8-Bill Mumy could be an older Will...another fail!! 9-Jonathan Harris still lives in 1997...Big mistake!!For the memories of Irwin Allen,Guy Williams and Jonathan Harris whose already passed away and cameo appearances of Mark Goddard,Angela Cartwright,June Lockhart and Marta Kristen l'll give 6 out 10 just for them!!Resume:First watch: 2004 / How many: 2 / Source: TV-DVD / Rating: 6
Eric Stevenson
I do feel kind of bad for knowing very little about the TV show this was based on. When I first heard the title "Lost In Space" I thought it would be about the characters from "Lost" going into space. What? Everyone goes into space nowadays. Anyway, all I really knew was about Dr. Smith and a robot that kept saying, "Danger, Will Robinson!". This movie features a family going into space but uh, getting lost. There's this one weird creature they call Blarp who does virtually nothing throughout the entire movie. I honestly have no idea why this character exists. I actually do kind of like the reveal at the end.We see a future version of Dr. Smith who's actually pretty well designed. Of course, he looks ugly when he's entirely CGI. This movie was also just too long. I saw the longest version at 2 hours and 10 minutes. I guess the acting isn't that bad and some of the action scenes are kind of interesting, but it's mostly pointless. It's actually sad that there were intentions to make a lot more movies in this series as this one ends on an obvious cliffhanger. Honestly, they might have improved in sequels. **
grantss
Several decades into the future, life on Earth is becoming less viable, due to the effects of pollution. The Robinson family set out to the planet of Alpha Prime in order to colonise it, so that earthlings may move there. On the way, they get lost...Dull. I haven't seen the 1960s TV series so can't comment on this movie in the context of the series. However, the movie just seems very silly. Plot seems random, and what there is is not very original.All star cast - William Hurt, Gary Oldman, Heather Graham, Mimi Rogers, Matt LeBlanc - is wasted. Performances are unconvincing and wooden. Surely the director's fault, considering the talent on display.Not worth watching, even if you are a fan of the series.
