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they are not laughing with you, but at you. everything you think they mean as a joke, they actually mean.
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Who's they
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Such a fun movie, too bad they didn't adapt the other books
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>they turned ford black
>they turned trillian white
proto woke movie
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I loved the books and movie as a teenager, never listened to the original radio broadcasts though. I was a fedora edgelord at that point in time though, I wonder if I’d hate these going back to them.
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>>223225875
The Radio plays are amazing and are honestly the best version of the story.
Tv show was alright.
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>>223226117
And the movie?
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I love this movie. Such a unique vibe. I always wanted more from it as a kid. Just keep the adventure going! Show me more aliens and planets! The vogon planet was fascinating and ive daydreamed about it for decades.
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>>223227227
Did you ever read the books?
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>>223227239
I read the first when I was a kid. I own them all. Probably a good time to read them as an adult!
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>>223227111
Mediocre and hollywoodized.
They also had a script from Douglas Adams himself but they tossed it
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>>223227111
The dialog was so incredibly cringe I couldn't watch it. Weird, I remember liking it in theater, later rented it, then bought it, but watched it for the first time in many years recently and I just shuddered so much I had to turn it off.
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>>223227227
>The vogon planet was fascinating
it's fucking saturn
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So long and thanks for all the fish you niggers.
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>>223225525
I enjoyed it and I don't know why they didn't make more. Great casting too, other than Mos Def which kind of took me out of the vibe. Otherwise, great depiction of at least a peek into that universe, and probably the closest we'll ever get to a sincere high budget version of HGTTG. If they ever try to remake it, it'll be the typical mess from modern writer's rooms. Early 2000s really was a magical time. Technology got good enough to make great things, but it was before all the BS that sapped the joy out of everything and made it into a lecture of some sort.
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I dont mind the things it added (i assume made up) that werent in the books. The point of view gun was fun.
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>>223227539
Was it supposed to be on Saturn? The idea of a huge planet full of supermassive windowless brutalist buildings is really fun to think about
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>>223225690
Trillian was always white. She had a dark complexion (described as looking vaguely like an Arab) in the novelisation, but that applies to plenty of white Britons ("black Irish" and "black Welsh" are real things, and they don't actually imply non-white ancestry, though in the 19th century myths arose trying to connect them to marooned sailors from the Spanish Armada). Her real name is literally Tricia McMillan, which implies Celtic ancestry. In the TV adaptation from the early '80s she was a blonde, American bimbo, and Zoey Deschanel was at least a significant upgrade from that, even though a British actress would have been better.

Ford being played by a black, muslim, American rapper was 100% bullshit, though.

Worse, however, was not allocating enough budget for Zaphod's second head and third arm. And the most unforgivable change of all from the original radio series and books was making Arthur and Trillian an item. The romance of Arthur and Fenchurch is my favorite part of the entire series, so I hated the influx of Arthur X Trillian shippers the movie brought to the fandom.

>>223225875
As a fan of the books (except for Mostly Harmless) and the TV series (despite the miscasting of Trillian), I loved the original radio version. I've never listened to the radio adaptations of the later novels, but I've heard that the fifth and six radio series are generally held to represent improvements from Mostly Harmless and And Another Thing. The LPs of the first series (which are different from the radio version) are solid, too.
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>>223227539
No? They're from Vogsphere
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>>223227471
>I remember liking it in theater, later rented it, then bought it, but watched it for the first time in many years recently and I just shuddered so much I had to turn it off.
I liked it when it came out in theaters. About a year later I bought it, but I haven't watched it in at least 15 years. Probably never going to, desu
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It's a good movie though. Even Ford. Mos Def is funny in this movie.



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