the movie lost in space was made in 1998.
the movie lost in space was made in 1998.
when was the movie lost in space made?
1998
the 1960s saw the emergence of an active space program led by suparco that produced advances in domestic rocketry, electronics, and aeronomy. the space program recorded a few notable feats and achievements. the successful launch of its first rocket into space made pakistan the first south asian country to have achieved such a task. successfully producing and launching the nation's first space satellite in 1990, pakistan became the first muslim country and second south asian country to put a satellite into space.as an aftermath of the 1971 war with india, the clandestine crash program developed atomic weapons partly motivated by fear and to prevent any foreign intervention, while ushering in the atomic age in the post cold war era. competition with india and tensions eventually led to pakistan's decision to conduct underground nuclear tests in 1998, thus becoming the seventh country in the world to successfully develop nuclear weapons.
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a. o. scott wrote that will smith gave a "graceful and effortless performance" and also noted the "third-act collapse". he felt that the movie "does ponder some pretty deep questions about the collapse and persistence of human civilization". dana stevens of "slate" wrote that the movie lost its way around the hour mark, noting that "the infected just aren't that scary." npr critic bob mondello noted the film's subtext concerning global terrorism and that this aspect made the film fit in perfectly with other, more direct cinematic explorations of the subject. richard roeper gave the film a positive review on the television program "at the movies with ebert & roeper", commending will smith as being in "prime form", also saying there are "some amazing sequences" and that there was "a pretty heavy screenplay for an action film." the film has been criticized for diverging from matheson's novel, especially in its portrayal of a specifically christian theme. much of the negative criticism concerned the film's third act, with some critics favoring the alternative ending in the dvd release. doug walker said the alternate ending was "powerful, thought provoking, and challenging", and the theatrical ending was "a betrayal" and "castration" of both the film's tone and of what made the original story so impactful.
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