The new Lost in Space

Many folks had trouble with the updated Batman movie series with its dark undertones. I for one liked what was done with the character but that's just me. This might be a similar 'update' with new more 'adult?' undertones. It's hard to make that conclusion from just a trailer but I'm intrigued. I watched the original series every day after school and still know lots of the lines but this looks different enough to not interfere with those memories. That was then this is now.
 
Aeromed22,

Just remember that the Adam West Batman movie (1966) and the following 1960's TV series (1966-68) were meant to be campy and laughed at. The darker tones of the newer movies are a return to how the original comics were written in the thirties and forties.
 
That actually looks as though it will be a good series. It's just too bad that I don't "do" Netflix... :pop4:
 
This is both beginning and end themes for the new Lost in Space. :wavey:

First episode tomorrow 4/13/2018

 
guess I'll have to pass

God I hate to get to get political here, I've been with Netflix since square one, but with Netflix bringing on Susan Rice, I notified them of thanks but no thanks. They are free to go in what ever directions they want but I don't have to contribute. Just too much stink for me to handle
 
Well, I've now watched two episodes and I'm stunned. Its excellent. I'm making myself go to sleep before I end up binge-watching all the episodes.
 
Had to force myself to finish episode 1. TERRIBLE. I almost stopped watching when the water froze almost instantly, yet the people were moving around with no head cover and exposed skin which didn't freeze at all. LOLOLOL...... This is science fiction totally without the science.
 
aeronca1 said:
Had to force myself to finish episode 1. TERRIBLE. I almost stopped watching when the water froze almost instantly, yet the people were moving around with no head cover and exposed skin which didn't freeze at all. LOLOLOL...... This is science fiction totally without the science.
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Its an extreme example, but is scientifically possible. I actually thought it was clever, and that somebody had done their homework to come up with it.

https://www.stevespanglerscience.com/lab/experiments/instant-freeze-soda-ice/

 
Well, it was so-so (IMHO), and I did my best to have no formed expectations beyond a slim hope for a more adult version of the original series. I too was perplexed by the oddities of selective weather effects. Curious how one movie, The Day After Tomorrow, and this series can simultaneously portray wildly different results of severe cold. I also found the story flow hard to digest with too many unexplained events and situations. Still, this wouldn't be the first remake that started off a bit rough but recovered into a worthwhile series. I'd like to know what kids think of it. I think if I were a kid again it would be way cool so maybe that's all Netflix was after.
 
HyFlyer said:
Its an extreme example, but is scientifically possible. I actually thought it was clever, and that somebody had done their homework to come up with it.

https://www.stevespanglerscience.com/lab/experiments/instant-freeze-soda-ice/

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Not really an ice wave but an ice shove. We get them almost every spring on Lake Winnebago. (If you look on Wikipedia for ice shoves the first picture is one from Winnebago, but they look best at Menominee Park.) One last year reached nearly 20 feet and destroyed docks down by The Waters reception hall! Even when they're that big and don't look like they're moving, they still crackle like these ones. (Ours don't have many of the crystal looking shards either but are mostly ice boulders! The ones in the video are beautiful!)
 
No talking carrot leading the vegetable rebellion? Bloop? We need the Bloop. Rumor has it that Jar Jar Binks will make a cameo at the end.
 
this all amuses me,its a tv show about a family lost in space,were not to understand all the weirdness,theyre not on earth right?.so whos to say how water,cold, ice acts?..just enjoy the show and its silly premise,dont look at it as a scientific study of space.ive liked it so far.
 
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