Name: Wow, Netflix's 'Lost in Space' reboot series sure looks expensive
Uploaded: 2018-03-06T15:20:03+00:00
Description: Netflix's second 'Lost in Space' trailer ditches the mystery in favor of a closer look at the story and dazzling visual effects.

Wow, Netflix's 'Lost in Space' reboot series sure looks expensive

Did the previous trailer leave you feeling too teased? This latest look is much more generous.

The previous Lost in Space trailer didn't show much, it just gave a taste. This new trailer, however, is much more generous.

Netflix's reboot of the 1960s sci-fi series sticks to the same basic premise: The Robinson family, along with their small crew, are left stranded on a hostile, alien world when disaster strikes the colony ship that was ferrying them to a new home in the stars.

This newly released trailer reveals how the reboot changes some of the story. Robot, once a Robinson traveling companion, now appears to be some kind of alien entity (though he does say his memorable "Danger, Will Robinson!" line in this trailer). Also, the crashed ship that served as an immobile home base for the original Robinsons is a whole lot more mobile here.

Most importantly: The campy '60s sci-fi vibe of the original is gone, replaced with state-of-the-art visual effects depicting the vast alien landscape that the Robinsons come to call home. Lost in Space comes to Netflix on April 13.

Topics Netflix

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