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Lost in Space
Ugh here we go blasting off...again...\nWelcome back Squatchers to the space station of reviews where we watched a movie that honestly deserves to be in our really bad movies archive. The "space" movie in question was 1998 train wreck "Lost in Space". Normally Matt Leblanc known for playing Joey on Friends is a funny guy but in this movie he is forgettable and honestly only there as a big name celebrity in the movie; however this is not even the lowest point in this space wreck. Strange choppy CGI and a plot that is honestly more lost than the actual crew made for a pretty silly review. So come join us as we explore the 2% of the known universe (apparently) and get lost in it and go back in time all in the span of 2 hours of movie as we review "Lost in Space".