Okay, having just now finally seen it, how do you make that not-good of a movie out of that story? How? I mean, Mos Def and his towel were working as hard as they could, but otherwise, damn. I wanted to like you, movie! It should not have been hard to make me happy
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I dunno. Maybe they would have better off if they had just stuck exactly to the book, rather than shoehorning things in. Though then you've got a length issue.
I return to my main point: That was not a good movie.
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Can't be that hard, they've done it twice now....
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Yeah, not a great movie. *But* it had some good ideas. Like the fact that, if you squint, every single costume (including the Vogons) is essentially a bathrobe.
Also, the soundtrack. The closing-credits music is a starkly brilliant pastiche of all of SF movie sound-track-dom.
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Seriously, I found Ford charming if not particularly Ford-like (and he did do a lot of fun stage business with his towel), the Vogons were well-done, and uh, there was something else I liked. Oh! Deep Thought and the two petitioning priests were all girls. I enjoyed that. But otherwise, meh.
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