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  • BEST... MUSIC... EVER!

  • Thanks for pointing that out, Marv. I would've been completely panicking right now if I hadn't seen those words.

  • I saw this movie unfortuatly they missed out alot and added other stuff but still gud

  • @killthemallism If you can try and find the 80's mini series.

    It's great.

  • I will bee listening to this while driving to the resterunt at the other end of the galaxy.

  • 0:37

    Free good-part-button, enjoy!

  • 4 reincarnations of agrajag did not like this

  • @megajaronX aah memories

  • @megajaronX Normally I hate comments based on dislike-count, but for that I'll make an exception.

  • the 3 people who "disliked" this video, in fact, had twitched at almost the exact moment of clicking the mouse, thus causing them to click the dislike button. one of them also helped to fuel infinite improbibility for a ship with an infinite improbibility. another helpful factor is that someone happened to have a heart attack at the exact same time, choked on a fishbone, fell into a lake, and finally found his copy of a very good book he had been searching for for 42 seconds.

  • @tremuloser That's very improbable, I'm afraid

  • @tremuloser

    and the fourth one read your comment, then, because of which he choked on his perfectly normal beast sandwich and his face clicked the dislike button

  • @tremuloser

    Heh, that sounds like something that would be in the GUide itself.

  • 3 people are missing the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and will likely spend more than 30 seconds with a lungful of air in the vacuum of space

  • DON"T PANIC!!

  • shame this song ended xxx

  • HES GOT A TOWEL!!! RUN!!!

  • looks like 3 people paniced o.o

  • LOVE LOVE LOVE IT! Tacky as hell, but it takes me back!

  • Anyone who hasnt seen the BBC series needs to. Film was great, the Vogons and Zaphod were done really well. But the BBC series is fuckking awesome!

  • Love the picture. Wish I could get it on a t-shirt.

  • @morningchaps just google it and look on images its there

  • @morningchaps

    Sure as hell you can! Get it in as big as you can (google picture search for Marvin, or Hitchhiker's Guide, or "Marwin wallpaper Don't panic" etc.), the google custom t-shirts (worth a try on your own language, if it's not English). Put the two together, and there you have it!

  • 2 people forgot their towel

  • Epicness

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  • thankyou for posting this :)

  • @MARK1HOE god you people are annoying. I don't get it, how many times does it need to be said Douglas Adams WROTE the script to the movie. everything that had to do with the movie went through him.

  • @SketchyPeenut It is amazing how many movies are changed when the director gets a hold of them. Ask Frank Miller (A brilliant comic book writer) about Robocop II.

    The director took his script and tore it to pieces.

  • @MARK1HOE yea, but it still doesnt change the fact that Douglas Adams inspected everything before the movie was released, if he didnt like the outcome im sure he could have stalled it or something. but yea your right about the robocop 2 script. i shudder when i think about it

  • @SketchyPeenut oh, it wasn't just this movie, but Douglas Adams watched everything connected to Hitchhiker's from the 1981 BBC mini-series, audiobooks, the animated film, the graphic novel (where Zaphrod was black) to this film. Adams was very keen on protecting this creation.

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  • the Tv show marvin was in the movie at one point

  • I love this arrangement :)

  • alan rickman was the voice

    warwick davis "was" marvin

  • I actually like the movie better than the TV series, partly because I like Martin Freeman better as Arthur Dent, but also because of Stephen Fry!

  • @xxPatheticEmoxx same here

  • marvin FTW

  • GPP: General People Personality, He's a prototype, "You can tell cant you."

  • alas we shall bring our beloved towels to a new age!

  • This version is alright, but the song just doesn't seem the same.

    The movie was, well: Meh.

    I much prefer the TV Series of the Movie

    I much prefer the Books over the TV Series

    Though, IMO the radio series is the best version of the Series.

  • I feel that the movie was good but not a patch on the radio series

  • @CharlieSpecs they need to continue the series, but I doubt that was their intention at all.

  • GUYS! IVE LEARNED SOMETHING!!

    if we find both the question AND th answer, the universe will cease to exist, no?

  • i'm sorry, but this doesn't even come close to the original release of the song, but tbh, hitchhikers guide to the galaxy is fuckin awesome so i'l let them off =D

  • Damn !! My Babel fish just fell out of my ear !!!!

  • there wont be a movie for The Restaurant at the End of the Universe"??? :'(

  • there are 6 books of the trilogy and its not about glittering vampires. I don't think there will be, it is very unfortunate.

  • Alan Rickman as Marvin was total win!

    love the movie, love the books even more

    Bring your towels everybody!

  • Towels FTW!!!

  • @drdistracto707

    Alan Rickman wasn't Marvin...

  • @DrPaulMutilation in the movie, yes he was....

  • @drdistracto707 it sounded like alan rickman ut was warwick davis in the suit

  • @drdistracto707 You mean Alan Rickman as Marvin's voice ...

  • @drdistracto707 froody :D

  • @Tconnolly2 yeah, he definitley knows where his towel is.

  • @drdistracto707 My towel might not be long enough...I have failed you. :(

  • @drdistracto707 and warwick davis was in the body of marvin.

  • @UNsoldierLieutenant

    Go read a bible will you? We don't care.

  • I just lol'd, Since when does Hearts think?

    Still am loling.

    "I contend that we are both atheists. I just believe in one fewer god than you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods, you will understand why I dismiss yours."

    -- Stephen Roberts

  • @UNsoldierLieutenant no disrespect, but why are you posting this on a Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy music?

  • The Answer is 42

  • I tried answering all of my the question's as 42 on a math test...didn't go over very well, sadly

  • Math!!!!!!!!!!

  • Real shame how the music cuts off at the end there.

  • @0mni42: I'll try and find you a better, compete version.

  • @EddieTheFishReturns

    Way ahead of you. ^_~

    (Dang, you can't post URLs... search for Journey of the Sorcerer and it's the first video in the results.)

  • @0mni42: Cool beans! But do you know about the YouTube-to-mp3 converters?

  • @EddieTheFishReturns

    I've heard of them, but never used one.

  • SPOILER ALERT! "Sorry for the inconvenience"

    That's what it all adds up too!

  • I so love this. The Guide was part of my life.

  • it is a peice of the eagles version

  • What I would like to know is that since Marvin had a brain the size of a planet, why did no one ask HIM to figure out the question? Or alteast think of a different answer. Questions are easy, answers are hard.

  • He may have a brain the size of a planet, but the other characters do not, and therefore cannot comprehend Marvin's intelligence, and don't ask him for the answer. He does, at one point, try to tell them, but do to an unfortunate run-in with the ravenous bugblatter beast of traal, they never find out. Of course, a great deal of the story doesn't actually happen in this level of probability anyway, and since the cavemen die out, the answer is incorrect weather marvin told it or not.

  • I don't suppose that was very helpful was it?

  • Which continuity does the bugblatter beast come in? I Don't remember that in the books, or TV. Was it in the radio series?

  • Yes the books, yes the BBC series. Haven't heard the radio series myself but it's in everything so I'd venture a yes there too.

  • You misunderstood. The Ravenous Bugblatter Beast of Traal is mentioned in all the works, but I don't remember it being part of the action in any of the stories.

  • The only actual action the Beast is in is during a short scene aboard the ship of a Hagunemnon. The Hagunemnons are 'super-evolutionary' species, and so, one of these creatures evolves into the Beast.

    It's not the real thing, but good as.

  • I remember that... was it in the radio play? I think it also turned into a chair maybe.

  • Yep, thats totally right. I cannot remember if it was in the book, but definitely in the radio series. It started as a chair, turned into the Beast, and then into an escape capsule, explaining how Zaphod survived being eaten :)

  • Try to make a question, that already has an answer...

  • Among the best intros I've ever heard...The Eagles...unfairly underrated

  • i know why the bowl of petunias (agrajag) thought oh no not again (poor agrajag)

  • I hate how one of his deaths leads to the death of all the main characters, but I like to think just by all deaths not being accounted for yet, in some section of the Universe, the Hitchhikers emerge from an improbability field.

  • Have to say I was never happy with the way Mostly Harmless ended. I understand Adams probably wanted to end it all, but it was just brutal really, considering how much effort he put into characterisation.

  • Then prepare for "And Another Thing..."

  • How did I not know of its existence till now!

    Not sure if I approve of anyone else but Adams being in charge, but it'll be an interesting read either way.

  • There ya go. Even if Colfer doesn't possess Adams' panache, its still likely to be a good book. I'm still anxious to see what's become of Ford.

  • What's 6 times 7? Or..or.. How man roads must a man walk down?

  • did the mice realise that they could have had trillians brain aswell???

  • Well, she had left the earth a while before it was destroyed. Arthur was there right up to the moment it imploded.

  • dear dalekofdoom

    if she left earth before the final readout she would no longer be part of the program and the question would not be in her head

  • Guys, guys, stop arguing, the answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything is 42 god dammit D:<

  • where can i find full

  • this makes me fancie a pan galactic gargle blaster! (must remember where my towel is!)

  • why is the robot so depressed? he saved their lives at the end of the movie.

  • He just wasn't designed properly by the Sirius Cybernitcs Coperation (he was a prototype)

  • ohhh

  • thats what happens when your built be dogs.

  • He had a pain in all the diodes down his right side

  • no cause in the movie he said you want the ultimate question. fine the only one that made me happpy was "is she the one?" and the answer was yes. not 42

  • i feel like arthur some times like at the start... bewildered about whats out there..... bring on reseraunt at the end of the universe

  • the answer is 42

  • Ahh..but then what is the question?

  • How many roads must a man walk down?

  • What is the answer to life, the universe, and everything. It is 42.

  • Nono, see, they asked what the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything was. No one actually knew the question.

    Some say it's "where does it all end?" but that hardly makes any more sense.

  • Arthur Dent found out the Question in the book, when he visits prehistoric Earth and coaxes it out of his subconscious via homemade scrabble pieces. ;)

  • Ah, but the question was wrong. They interfered with the Earths programing, so the answer in Arthurs head was wrong.

  • It was never confirmed which species became the dominant one, it was merely implied. Still, there'd be no argument if someone had actually bothered to ask Marvin back in Hotblack Desiato's stuntship.

  • this is because the question is invalid the meaning of life is that there is no meaning and that we just have to have fun and live

  • I can't recall; it was discovered in a game of scrabble. The Earth was created to discover what the question was by pandimentional beings who just happened to look like lab mice.

  • What do you get if you times 6 by 7 is the question of the meaning of life. (for anyone interested ;) )

  • No, that's only what the pan-dimensional mice suggested. The actual answer is "What do you get if you multiply six by nine?"

  • The question is "what do you get if you times six by nine". Go read the book again, it'll refresh your memory D:

  • Noooo, Prak the truthful said that the question and the answer could not be known at the same time, as they would cancel each other out and take the universe with them.....

  • Anyone know if there is a place to get this song for the piano? Thanks.

  • zsenialis : )

  • szerintem is zseniális. :)

  • love this song!!!!make this cliff cherry...case you arent gettng this I'M ON A CLIFF!!!!

  • but im on a boat.. haha!

  • I only just realised, I love the song Hotel California and then I remembered that this was by The Eagles too! Love HitchHikers! I've read them all and i'd read them again and again!

  • I get a musigasm every time I hear this shizzle. *sigh* *puffs fictive cigarette*

  • plodding.

  • 42!

  • also dont forget:42 devided by 0 equals to win over the sum of epic!

  • fusebox count 42

  • ok where is the 42. fusebox i didnt see it

  • its a reference to the review of "the thing" by Spoonyone.

  • yeah i got that but i thought it were 41

  • BRILLIANT!!! My first contact with The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy was through the movie and I kept replaying the bit with this tune on the DVD release and I kept singing it for the rest of the day!

  • That movie was pretty good. Has a better opening then the BBC series, though I find the BBC series is much better then the movie, and the book and books are much better then both and even greater then digital watches.

  • I haven't seen the BBC series yet, but the movie was great, I am reading The Ultimate Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy atm, (collection of all his books about the characters from hitchhikers guide) and I am at the last book now, that is brilliant reading, it is so insanely good ^^

  • The books are insanely good, I agree!

    I also loved the movie and tv series.

    I've yet to listen to the radio series though xD

    Imo

    Books > TV Series > Movie

    but they are all amazing =D

  • I'm at the same place as you Hitchhiker's-wise, and I tried watching the series last night, but...I dunno it was just too painful for me to look at acting-wise and the pace was a little too slow for me. But that's individual taste. I'd like to hear what YOU thought?^_^

  • I havent seen the series yet, but the movie is nice ^^

  • You might find the series "draggy," Adams tried to give the story a better plot for the movie, but I missed some of the best lines.

  • get the books to

  • I realize that, but have a look-see and tell me, please. If you'f like, that is.

  • They tried to give the movie a plot, in order to appeal to a wider audience.

    What they fail to realize is that pandering to fanboyish expectations of source-loyalty works better 90% of the time.

  • Hitchhiker's Guide had a plot. Douglas Adams was a master of humour and writing talent. If your're going to make a movie, at least make it true to the book your're basing it on. The book is perfect -why change it?

  • Perhaps I misspoke.

    They tried to "normalize" the plot, so that non-Adams fans would get it.

    In the process, they took out enough wackiness that fanboys were angry, but not enough for "normal" people to get it.

  • I do agree. However, the movie had a great production and a really good design team. Which made it somewhat appealing aswell

  • The thing I found funny about the whole h2g2 fanboys hating the movie for not being true to the source is that the books are not the source. It started as a Radio series, then was released as a book, then the TV show and followed by the movie. Each one being different from the others. And from what I recall the screenplay for what was filmed was about 95% written by DNA himself, with only subtle tweaks here and there. So the fanboys are angry at the creator himself.

  • That, and the only version of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy that Douglas Adams was really unsatisfied with was The Original Radio Scripts. The reason? It was the ONLY version of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy that didn't directly contradict from any other.

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  • i love this song

  • I like the bit a 0:26 to 0:38

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