It has a very Red Dwarf-ish look about it I like it.
But... Zaphod has only one head?
I do believe I'm going to be dragging my little hermit carcass out of the house to see this
Looks pretty good...
Both heads can bee seen. They just approached it a little differently.Originally posted by Dasquian Belargic
It has a very Red Dwarf-ish look about it I like it.
But... Zaphod has only one head?
There's a scene where the second head pops up underneath the first one.
There are several little changes to the story. Which is ok, since Adams himself had a tendency to do that.
It looks...interesting to say the least.
he has three hands though...
I can't wait.
I love the casting. Arthur seems very properly british and Arthur.
Loved reading those books years ago. I think I may actually pick up one of the comepilations that are always floating around and re-read the series. Well, at least the first one.
I really love the look of this film. Question to the folks who've read the novel: do you recommend that I read the novel first or wait for the film?
I don't think there's any harm in reading the books first. For one thing, there are certain bits of humor that simply aren't going to translate to the big screen. The argument over the plausibility of the Babel Fish, for one, doesn't seem like something that's going to be included.
For two, while the movie will follow the same general storyline, it's not a direct adaptation, per se. Douglas Adams had a tendency to rewrite the story many times, so there is no definitive version of the HHGTTG. I'm sure there will be some surprises for you in store even if you read the book first.
So yeah, go ahead and read it. It'll just give you a better appreciation for the movie.
There's an internet-only trailer here. It's low quality, but pretty funny. And it has Marvin talking.
I'm liking the narration by Stephen Fry, especially the bit about the deep voiceOriginally posted by Shawn
There's an internet-only trailer here. It's low quality, but pretty funny. And it has Marvin talking.
Can't WAIT to be able to see this. I read the book so looong ago. I'm wondering if I should refresh or just go in cold.
I am sorry to say I thought this film was a pile of complete tripe. It was unadulterated nonsense from start to finish. There were plenty of genuinely funny bits for me personally but I noticed that few, if any, of my company found it half as amusing. The plot was non-existant and nothing more than a vessel for a plethora of quirky, half-enlightened ponderings. Very dissapointed.
I thought it wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either.
I loved it!
I've heard such mixed reviews about this. Going to see it on Tuesday, hope I'm one of the people who loves it
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