Finally, it's here!

the faithful rendering of the character relationships

The Original Cast Cameos

freezing tubes

references to the TV version; i.e., Jupiter 1, Dick Tufeld, original cast cameos

The Robot.

Gary Oldman as Dr Smith

Penny (Lacy Chabert)

homage to the original series/robot

I loved the designs and updated characters. ex: Maureen didn't just make dinner & lunch for Don & John, Penny was actually useful.

The attempt (what little there was) to appeal to the original fans

Very little, sorry.

the casting of Gary Oldman as Dr. Smith

special effects, although they overshadowed ...

Jupiter 2's flying through the planet

Nods to the original series, cameos

It brought a lot of attention to my favorite tv show

the original robot voice

The exposure and Merchandising

the serious tone

More interaction between Will and the Robot! More evil Smith!

the seriousness/humour mix was spot on.

NLC stayed true to the original story line for the most part, endangered Earth, brave family, sinister villain.

Jupiter 1 rebuilt robot

The edginess; it felt contemporary

revived the Lost in Space legacy

spfx

The attention to detail and quality

ship design

Don and his relationship with Smith and of course Will's continuing Love for his B-9

I think overall they made a good updated version of Lost In Space.

that it was suspenseful and full of action

Don's dry since of humor

the launch of the Jupiter 1

technology

Smith

We may be closer to a "classic" LIS show.

The futuristic look and feel of the film.

Jack Johnson's Will; Father/son emotional story

The use of the original Jupiter][ design in the Jupiter one

it did have the "essence" of the original

The special effects

it brought back old feelings,like when a kid watching the series

Dick Tufeld's voice, Jupiter 1 launch, Spiders, Blarp, Stop motion in hyperdrive

Lost In Space Returned!

the rebuilt robot

the fact that it was even made...

nothing

I really enjoyed the fast pace of the movie, I felt this added to the excitement of the movie. The more I see the movie the more I'm able to appreciate the script and the pace of the action. I don't feel it's a movie you could sleep through.

Penny's character

Parts where it borrowed from TV show w/o campiness

Matt Leblanc as major west

Robots voice

Exploration of idea of separation from Earth; visiting the derelict; the Jupiter 1 launch

The second (weird) half

Conflict between Smith and West and John Robinson

The family moments

FX

The incorporation of the old Jupiter 2 as the new Jupiter 1

"Big Blue"-The Rampaging Robot B-9 or The Mighty LS Centurion

The way it adapted a 60's/70's TV show for a 90's movie that both fans and non-fans could understand.

the attempt to recapture the original concept

set design

It brought back memories of the old series

Matt LeBlanc and Heather Graham's characters

the small moments, the fact that Smith is a known "evil", but can be useful.

Don West

action, special effects

The special effects--though this points out their predominance over a more important aspect: characterization.

AT LEAST YOU USED THE ORIG. CAST FOR A FEW SECONDS

the attempt to revive LiS

It was Lost in Space

nothing

The original actors were in it.

Dick Tufeld as the voice of the new Robot

Dick Tufeld's voice as the robot

robots 1& 2,

production values

The Plot or Story line

Jupiter 1

Action sequences with the special effects

Seeing the original actors in small parts.

Mark Goddard character

the darkness/seriousness with which it treated the story

Interaction of robot and John to Will.

That LIS is back

The Original series was not followed

use of Dick Tufeld's voice

Cameos of original stars

cameos by originals

Seeing Lost in Space again was enough

use of old Jupiter 2

Bringing back an interest in LIS

All of the graphics used in this were great. Although most of them were so great, they swayed away from the the movie's story line, they were fantastic.

the basic premise - a family in space

Will/Robot/Dr. Smith

Jupiter 1 (not the 2!!!)

"It's all about family."

the monkey's expressions...