Not many agree but I really enjoyed this movie.

I remember 1998. It was a food court in a shopping mall. I was six years old and I had it made. I was playing with a small plastic robot toy while sipping Dr Pepper from a plastic cup that was grappled by a hard plastic godzilla cozy. The tables were sticky and they had that care free look that everything else in the 90's had. My parents spoke incoherent gibberish as they took my technological oddity away and lead me through a dark hallway to the auditorium that would ignite my passion for scifi cinema.
For nineteens years I have been trying to remember what movie this was. For nineteen years I fruitlessly searched for any hint as to what it was I saw in that crowded greasy mall.
That was until it unceremoniously appeared my Netflix queue. Within the first ten minutes I knew what I had found.
[spoiler]Now I hate scifi.[/spoiler]

Ooooo Mrs. Kensington be-haveee meowwww

This was a descend sci-fi movie I grew up on. Re-watching it after so many years I see why ratings are so low but still for a 20 year old movie it was very ambitious for it's time. Had a great movie night with this old timer.

Really bad, yet so entertaining. Definitely had to rely on they quality of the acting. The dialogue and plot were definitely not good.

I enjoyed this much better when it came in out, but it was still fun to rewatch after all these years.

I hadn't seen her since I saw her at the movies. Gary Oldman bad again. It was good, but maybe I remembered it better

The worst big budget movie I have ever seen.

What a great version of Lost in Space and was great to see June Lockhart as the principal from the original lost in space tv series.