1998·Science Fiction·2h 10m
6.7
★
The prospects for continuing life on Earth in the year 2058 are grim. So the Robinsons are launched into space to colonize Alpha Prime, the only other inhabitable planet in the galaxy. But when a stowaway sabotages the mission, the Robinsons find themselves hurtling through uncharted space.
Directed by Stephen Hopkins
future
time travel
robot
sabotage
deep space
2050s
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Cast
William Hurt
Prof. John Robinson
Matt LeBlanc
Maj. Don West
Mimi Rogers
Dr. Maureen Robinson
Heather Graham
Dr. Judy Robinson
Gary Oldman
Dr. Zachary Smith
Lacey Chabert
Penny Robinson
Jared Harris
Older Will Robinson
Mark Goddard
General
Lennie James
Jeb Walker
Marta Kristen
Reporter #1
June Lockhart
Principal Cartwright
Angela Cartwright
Reporter #2
Crew
Stephen Hopkins
Director
Akiva Goldsman
Screenplay
Irwin Allen
Screenplay
Bruce Broughton
Original Music Composer
Akiva Goldsman
Producer
Stephen Hopkins
Producer
Michael De Luca
Executive Producer
David Lee
Art Direction
Mike Fenton
Casting
Greg Powell
Stunt Coordinator
David Holmes
Stunts
Nick Allder
Special Effects Supervisor
Popular Reviews
66 reviews
Jasmine
1.0★ · 06/22/25
How did this movie that contains Gary Oldman turning into a giant spider, Lacey Chabert predicting vloggers, and Joey Tribbiani, I mean Matt LeBlanc trying to do a Star War manage to be this boring??? I had heard this movie was bad, but I was at least hoping it'd be fun, but I couldn't find it in me to give a single ounce of a damn about what happened to this boring pack of characters in this dull as a brick space opera.
How did this movie that contains Gary Oldman turning into a giant spider, Lacey Chabert predicting vloggers, and Joey Tribbiani, I mean Matt LeBlanc trying to do a Star War manage to be this boring??? I had heard this movie was bad, but I was at least hoping it'd be fun, but I couldn't find it in me to give a single ounce of a damn about what happened to this boring pack of characters in this dull as a brick space opera.
Qorri
8.0★ · 03/26/25
childhood
childhood
Sav
8.0★ · 02/18/25
This is on the same level as Galaxy Quest, yall just don’t know how to have fun.
This is on the same level as Galaxy Quest, yall just don’t know how to have fun.
Luca Mallory
2.9★ · 03/05/24
“Sarcasm is the recourse of a weak mind.” - Dr. Zachary Smith
“This mission SUCKS.”- Penny Robinson
This movie is objectively pretty terrible, especially during the final act - after the time travel stuff begins to kick in, the entire thing falls apart. That being said - the setup isn’t half bad, and as terrible as the dialogue is (especially with Matt LeBlanc’s borderline creepy character), there’s a lot here for the ten-year-old boy still inside of me to love.
Does it have any closure or reoccurring themes? No. Does it deliver on any of its character arc setups? Also no. Does it use any of its female characters in any meaningful way other than supporting the male characters from home? The answer is no again.
Yet…I had fun. I turned my brain off. The sets are super cool and I really like the dynamic between the characters, even if it isn’t executed all that well. I love the design of the costumes, and the body horror in the final act is the stuff of nightmares, at least before the monster is fully revealed.
None of it makes sense, and for me, it doesn’t have to make sense. I like the ideas here and all I really need out of this is some cool spaceships and a family just dysfunctional enough to leave me wondering how everything will work out in the end.
“This mission SUCKS.”- Penny Robinson
This movie is objectively pretty terrible, especially during the final act - after the time travel stuff begins to kick in, the entire thing falls apart. That being said - the setup isn’t half bad, and as terrible as the dialogue is (especially with Matt LeBlanc’s borderline creepy character), there’s a lot here for the ten-year-old boy still inside of me to love.
Does it have any closure or reoccurring themes? No. Does it deliver on any of its character arc setups? Also no. Does it use any of its female characters in any meaningful way other than supporting the male characters from home? The answer is no again.
Yet…I had fun. I turned my brain off. The sets are super cool and I really like the dynamic between the characters, even if it isn’t executed all that well. I love the design of the costumes, and the body horror in the final act is the stuff of nightmares, at least before the monster is fully revealed.
None of it makes sense, and for me, it doesn’t have to make sense. I like the ideas here and all I really need out of this is some cool spaceships and a family just dysfunctional enough to leave me wondering how everything will work out in the end.
“Sarcasm is the recourse of a weak mind.” - Dr. Zachary Smith
“This mission SUCKS.”- Penny Robinson
This movie is objectively pretty terrible, especially during the final act - after the time travel stuff begins to kick in, the entire thing falls apart. That being said - the setup isn’t half bad, and as terrible as the dialogue is (especially with Matt LeBlanc’s borderline creepy character), there’s a lot here for the ten-year-old boy still inside of me to love.
Does it have any closure or reoccurring themes? No. Does it deliver on any of its character arc setups? Also no. Does it use any of its female characters in any meaningful way other than supporting the male characters from home? The answer is no again.
Yet…I had fun. I turned my brain off. The sets are super cool and I really like the dynamic between the characters, even if it isn’t executed all that well. I love the design of the costumes, and the body horror in the final act is the stuff of nightmares, at least before the monster is fully revealed.
None of it makes sense, and for me, it doesn’t have to make sense. I like the ideas here and all I really need out of this is some cool spaceships and a family just dysfunctional enough to leave me wondering how everything will work out in the end.
“This mission SUCKS.”- Penny Robinson
This movie is objectively pretty terrible, especially during the final act - after the time travel stuff begins to kick in, the entire thing falls apart. That being said - the setup isn’t half bad, and as terrible as the dialogue is (especially with Matt LeBlanc’s borderline creepy character), there’s a lot here for the ten-year-old boy still inside of me to love.
Does it have any closure or reoccurring themes? No. Does it deliver on any of its character arc setups? Also no. Does it use any of its female characters in any meaningful way other than supporting the male characters from home? The answer is no again.
Yet…I had fun. I turned my brain off. The sets are super cool and I really like the dynamic between the characters, even if it isn’t executed all that well. I love the design of the costumes, and the body horror in the final act is the stuff of nightmares, at least before the monster is fully revealed.
None of it makes sense, and for me, it doesn’t have to make sense. I like the ideas here and all I really need out of this is some cool spaceships and a family just dysfunctional enough to leave me wondering how everything will work out in the end.
C
5.0★ · 02/05/24
i guess the ending was a little bit intresting, but had to wait 130 mins???
i guess the ending was a little bit intresting, but had to wait 130 mins???