Lost in Space

Synopsis

In the year 2058, the Robinson family embarks on a mission to Alpha Prime, an Earth-like planet that may be humanity's only hope for survival. When their spacecraft is sabotaged by Dr. Zachary Smith, the family finds themselves lost in space, struggling to survive in a hostile and unknown environment. With the help of the enigmatic robot, they must navigate through dangerous obstacles, face internal conflicts, and uncover dark secrets that threaten their very existence. As they fight for their lives and attempt to find their way back home, the Robinson family must also confront their own fears, doubts, and vulnerabilities, testing the limits of their resilience and determination.

Cast

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  William Hurt

  Prof. John Robinson

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  Matt LeBlanc

  Maj. Don West

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  Mimi Rogers

  Dr. Maureen Robinson

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  Heather Graham

  Dr. Judy Robinson

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  Gary Oldman

  Dr. Zachary Smith

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  Lacey Chabert

  Penny Robinson

Reviews

Lost in Space received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 27% approval rating, with an average rating of 4.1/10. Critics on the site criticized the film for its lackluster script and underdeveloped characters. IMDb rated the movie 5.2/10, with some users praising the visual effects and action sequences, while others felt the story was confusing and disjointed. Metacritic gave Lost in Space a score of 42/100, based on mixed to average reviews from various publications. Some critics appreciated the film's ambitious sci-fi concepts and production design, while others found it to be a shallow and superficial adaptation of the original TV series. Despite its shortcomings, Lost in Space has garnered a cult following over the years, with fans drawn to its imaginative world-building and nostalgic appeal.