| Display title | Land of the Lost (film) |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Land of the Lost is the motion picture version of the NBC series of the same name, released in the summer of 2009, featuring Will Ferrell. The film is more comedic and slapsticky than the series, but also includes drug-use sequences and plenty of sexual humor, making the marketing campaign's partial targeting of children highly confusing. It's more a parody (described as such by Ferrell himself) than actually bearing any relation to the series. |