La famille Robinson allait dans l'espace pour se battre pour une chance pour l'humanité. Ils se battent désormais pour vivre assez longtemps pour trouver un moyen de rentrer chez eux.La famille Robinson allait dans l'espace pour se battre pour une chance pour l'humanité. Ils se battent désormais pour vivre assez longtemps pour trouver un moyen de rentrer chez eux.La famille Robinson allait dans l'espace pour se battre pour une chance pour l'humanité. Ils se battent désormais pour vivre assez longtemps pour trouver un moyen de rentrer chez eux.
- Prix
- 3 victoires et 17 nominations au total
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesDick Tufeld reprises his role from Lost in Space (1965) as the voice of the Robot.
- GaffesAs the Jupiter I is lifting off from Houston, the pyrotechnics used to simulate the rocket motor blast actually causes the entire top half of the ship model to jump up and separate from the lower half briefly.
- Citations
[Launching the Jupiter-1]
Major West: And the monkey flips the switch.
- Générique farfeluWhen the closing credits are ending you hear Penny's infamous line once more, 'This mission sucks!'.
- Autres versionsScenes where Penny, Judy and Maureen encounter a giant alien life-form on the planet they crash-land on was cut from the film but appear in some of the additional footage included in the DVD release. This footage includes:
- After escaping the planet, "Older Blawp" appears on the ship again after "baby blawp" hops onto Penny's shoulders. The older alien was removed in the final cut.
- More dialogue between John and Don before they get attacked by "future robot".
- The inside of the "time bubble" was originally sunny and orange, but was changed to cold and blue in final version.
- More dialogue between Smith, Don, John, and Judy in the "Hydroponics" garden on the "Proteus" after finding Blawp.
- Several scenes in the time bubble were cut including: scenes showing different time portals including "THUNDER PORTAL" and "SNOW PORTAL"
- ConnexionsEdited into Lost in Space: Deleted Scenes (1998)
Commentaire en vedette
Frankly, I don't think this movie is as bad as some people make it out to be. I like the early episodes of the original series (particulary the first six), when the show had a more serious tone (and before Jonathan Harris sabotaged it by turning up the comic antics as Dr. Smith) and it's nice to see the film stay closer to that serious tone and not emulate the more campy aspects of the series from its later episodes. The cast is good for the most part and I love the visual FX.
However, once the Jupiter 2 crashes on the planet and we get caught up in the time travel older Will Robinson bit, that's when the movie falls apart completely. And the biggest mistake of all is that the older Will Robinson is not played by original Will Robinson, Bill Mumy, even though he badly wanted to play the part. Having listened to the comments of the director on why he didn't cast Mumy on the DVD, I have to say his explanation doesn't wash. Especially when both he and the scriptwriter concede that the device of using the "older Will Robinson" didn't work on the screen as it did in writing. It never occurs to them that maybe the scene would have worked if this new character sprung on us was someone with a definable connection to the old show.
However, once the Jupiter 2 crashes on the planet and we get caught up in the time travel older Will Robinson bit, that's when the movie falls apart completely. And the biggest mistake of all is that the older Will Robinson is not played by original Will Robinson, Bill Mumy, even though he badly wanted to play the part. Having listened to the comments of the director on why he didn't cast Mumy on the DVD, I have to say his explanation doesn't wash. Especially when both he and the scriptwriter concede that the device of using the "older Will Robinson" didn't work on the screen as it did in writing. It never occurs to them that maybe the scene would have worked if this new character sprung on us was someone with a definable connection to the old show.
- Eric-62-2
- 8 janv. 2000
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Détails
Box-office
- Budget
- 80 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 69 117 629 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 20 154 919 $ US
- 5 avr. 1998
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 136 159 423 $ US
- Durée2 heures 10 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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By what name was Perdus dans l'espace (1998) officially released in Japan in Japanese?
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