Lost in Space (1998)

1998 • 130 minutos
3.9
465 opiniones
27%
Tomatometer
PG-13
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Professor John Robinson plans to lead his family to the habitable planet Alpha Prime to prep it for colonization. Their ship is equipped with a hyperdrive that allows faster-than-light travel, as well as a stowaway who intends sabotage. The journey takes them on many unexpected adventures and brings the Robinsons together as a family.
Clasificación
PG-13

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3.9
465 opiniones
Keith McGregor
21 de noviembre de 2013
"Lost in Space" is one of the most wretched sci-fi films in recent history. The casting of Matt LeBlanc as the swaggering pilot protagonist was a huge mistake. LeBlanc shows no range or depth and appears to be acting as if he is in an infomercial. The special effects are campy, which is probably the best feature of the film. Forced dialogue, insincere emotions and painful character interactions doom the film from any connection with the audience. While suspension of disbelief is expected in the genre, the film's most important (and creepy) battle is spoiled by a split-second of thought by the viewer. (I won't spoil the movie with the question, but it will be self-evident to any viewer). Avoid this disaster of a deep-space flick.
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Un usuario de Google
30 de mayo de 2014
Yeah, I know, special effects were still improving in those days. But they still could look really bad. I'm thinking of the spiders and the blarp or whatever the heck that thing was. That creature looked like it belonged in Who Framed Roger Rabbit for crying out loud! The movie moved too fast as well. Were the film makers in some kind of hurry to make the movie end? Oh yeah, and the ending sucked. It left the story unresolved. Not the best movie.
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Jamie Gibbs
30 de noviembre de 2019
I've always loved the action and nostalgic feel to this movie. I thought that Matt LeBlanc was perfectly cast in this film, his display of heroics and swagger is quite memorable imo. Heather Graham and Lacey Chabert provide a good dose of pretty and cute to the film. The Robot and Wil Robinson are a thrill, blasting away alien spiders together. And Gary Oldman, fresh off a string of 90s hits, is great as the evil Dr. Smith, who turns into a scary spider at the end of the film DANGER! DANGER!👍