Lost in Space
Science Fiction • PG-13 • 1998 • 2 hr 10 min
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William Hurt, Matt LeBlanc, Mimi Rogers, Heather Graham, Gary Oldman
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Wooden acting, dated effects, meandering plot. Sorry Joey, should have let this gig pass
Fun at times, but not much else to remember. A great cast is wasted. Not bad, just not very good either.
A silly late 90s sci-fi adventure. I don’t think it’s actually as bad as people say, but it’s not good either.
Really bad and stupid. Animated character is awful.
Great sci-if show, but yet again shows with kids in them don’t age well if you don’t have a tight production schedule.
Okay, if U need a sci-fi movie that U can switch your brain off 4, 4 2 hours! Not a complete homage 2 the TV show, but what's new?
Filled with time travel and space cliches, this movie lacks any real substance or depth to it. CGI is poorly done and the rest looks bad too
Loved the original tv series. this is just an episode of something not so good. disappointingly ordinary
A great turn your brain off kind of film with plenty of fun to be had.
Movie adaptation of the old TV show. It’s just…OK.
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