One of the biggest movie surprises of 2009 was that Brad Silberling's undiscovered film adaptation of the 1970s Sid and Marty Croft on Saturday morning the adventurous show "Land of Lost" was not a waste of time for its talents. Although the film was not a creative high point for any of its acting members (Will Ferrell, Anna Friel, Dani McBride and Ormormone Tacone), they were all sublimated for what Silberling and the script of Chris Hanchi and Dennis McNi's duo. And while everyone is in good shape, it is difficult to deny that the tacon steals the film as a Wrong, dirty thinking Who is constantly trying to kill Ferrell, Dr. Rick Marshall.

Unfortunately, few movie movements were in the mood for a big show on the show they watched as they descended into frozen snowflakes a day at school. The film descended with not so beautiful $ 69 million worldwide against a $ 100 million budget. Critics generally sanctified the film, leaving it with 26% of a tomatometer score In spoiled tomatoesWhile people who bought tickets to see the film dug the movie with a terrible C+ Cinemascore.

I don't know if this was the case of a universal that failed to deliver marketing (they were pretty clear that Silberling's film was a comedy), or people who just decided they were not on the market for adaptation, but there is no denial that many people really hated this movie - which was a bizarre for me because I was a bizarre. Even got an unexpected and totally inspired Leonard Nimoy Camo!

Nimoy is doing Performing late in the movie like ZarnWho, through a holographic message, warns Friel's Holly Candrel that Ennie Altrusian (Boyon Bojlan) has deceived them to acquire an Aika device to rule and/or destroy the entire universe. We only get the voice of Nimoy here, but he is unmistakable the man who has become one of the most beloved television actors of all time as Mr. Spack on "Star Trek: The Original Series" and numerous spin-off. This will be one of Nimo's last roles, so it's a shame that more people have not yet seen it.

Ron Meyer, a universal CEO who took the "land of the lost", crashed the film two years after its release, calling it "nonsense". "I mean, there was no excuse for that," he said. "The best intentions all went wrong." The creators of the series, Sid and Marty Croft, agreed with Meyer, going so far as to apologize before 2017, present at the San Diego comic book for the existence of the film (though they had almost zero creative involvement in making it).

Fortunately, the "Land of the Lost" gained a cult following the years, with one scene, where Ferrel, McBride and Tacone were knocked. Dinner of Giant Cancer AstverServing as the movie, uh, high point. If you like these actors, I guarantee Gete get a lot of laughter outside the "land of the lost".