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LOST IN SPACE

1998

Starring: William Hurt, Mimi Rodgers, Heather Graham, Lacey Chabert, Jack Johnson, Gary Oldman, Matt LeBlanc

Directed by Stephen Hopkins

Written by Akiva Goldsmen based on Irwin Allen Television series

PG

When I was a kid I watched Lost In Space on TV.  I liked the idea behind the show, but the TV show was hokey. (This was during the time of STAR TREK and LIS didn’t come anywhere near STAR TREK). I felt the same thing about Time Tunnel and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, so you may see a pattern forming here. In  the late 90’s a series of Lost In Space comics came out, doing it the way it should have been done on the TV show.  I enjoyed the short lived comics very much.  But at that time there was only hope of a good movie being made.  The Movie has been made!!! It’s great!!  Don West is a war hero, who is upset to have to baby set the Robinson’s on their trip.  Dr. Robinson created the Jupiter 2, Judy is a scientist working on the Jupiter 2 also.  Will is a boy genus, who’s father doesn’t realize it.  Penny is a teenager who feels her world is ending to have to go on the trip. Maureen is the scientist / Mother who keep her head when trouble happens.  Dr. Smith is truly evil and Robot is Robot...If you are familiar to the TV show, the above sound about the same, but they are not.  They are more real.  The effects are realistic, the creatures are Jim Henson (so we have muppet evil creatures and muppet good creatures.)  I don’t want to say too much, except see  it.  I think fans of the old show will like, fans of the comic will like it, and SF fans will like it.  So if you are one or more of these groups...see the video.

Lost in Space

1965 - 1968

Starring:Guy Williams, June Lockhart, Mark Goddard, Marta Kristen, Bill Mumy, Angela Cartwright, Jonathan Harris.

What was going to be an adventure SF show starring Guy Williams (Zorro) it became a comedy starring Jonathan Harris, Bill Mumy and Robot.  I think the uniforms says it all about the show.