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Was the 2nd half of the 2 parter of Southpark where cartman farted fire a branch off of this?!They were trying to end earth also using earth as a tv sitcom entertainment

"There's no point acting all surprised about it..." Gold

1:37

I know absolutely nothing about the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, but something about it intrigued me - It’s mention and references in popular means gives similar evocations like someone quoting Plato, or an epic like Beowulf; I know OF it.. but I can’t but feel like I’m too uncultured to know it and grasp it in full. Also the song at 01:50 is amazing ; gives me space cowboy banjo James Bond vibes.

i like 5:48

It's perfect.

I never heard OG theme but I still love it ever since first hearing it in this movie pretty while ago, it must be special

It’s Jabba the hut the slug lord before return of the Jedi 😂😂😂

Thers no point for this, all the stems are already released by neil.

This gave me my first sense of existential dread when I was a kid

I watched this movie for the first time on 300 ugs, when this first scene happened I was mid come up and thought I was gonna have a panic attack because I convinced myself these events were actually happening on earth. Good times. 😂

JEB "PLEASE CLAP" BUSH is a great UFC name tho 😂😂😂😂😂

One of my favorite things in this movie is the design of the Vogans and their ships. Really fits their description of being bureaucratic and callous.

Don’t forget to spay or neuter because this party is a rager. Point that iron stick down! Yeah. Sharpen it at both ends…truly existential. There may as well be a clown. Occultic singularity to you.

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"There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. There is another theory which states that this has already happened." - Douglas Adams

Is that mos def?? 😂

Greeny and sacri have great taste

When the lategame Stellaris lag kicks in:

I'd have liked a couple sequels out of this 1.

0:43 "a girl sitting on her own in a small café in Rickmansworth suddenly realized what it was that had been going wrong all this time, and she finally knew how the world could be made a good and happy place. This time it was right, it would work, and no one would have to get nailed to anything. Sadly, however, before she could get to a phone to tell anyone about it, a terrible, stupid catastrophe occurred, and the idea was lost forever."

Who created this ghastly film.. he's speaking through his iron mallet. Besides the ships aren't even bulldozer yellow.

This scene is extremely special in a few ways, you have the opening scene of the book resching the next stage, you have the overwhelming crisis moment trope that everyone has mentioned, you also get a sense of scale of Earth and the Vogon fleet, their precision at planetary detonation with the Earth imploding with little fuss like a seasoned demolition team, a bunch of beings with superior technology treating the earth and humanity like literally nothing, then a moment of silence to soak it all in. Then a melancholy banjo, that slowly builds into quite a brilliant rendition of the OG theme that gave everyone who had ever watched the series goosebumps (still does), and finally...the reveal of the actual star of the movie, the Guide itself with an almost majestic intoduction followed by Stephen Fry as the Guide giving us the opening lines that many people could recite by heart all filling the thestre screen with no distractions just complete focus and attention on it. It fits so many pieces together so well, and i wish i could find my DVD copy!

I remember seeing this the first time in cinema and when the banjo transitioned into the original TV theme I just got shivers everywhere....brilliantly done :)

Ive somehow offended myself, by forgetting mos def is in this film (please forgive me, me.)

Fun fact: in the UK, they tried to demolish Stonehenge to build an expressway

If we just ended right after the banjo started with a “see you, space cowboy…” that’d be perfect

As much as I think this was a pretty bad adaptation, the casting was very good.

I really do like this film. Of course, the book is vastly different on quite a few things but it is a really entertaining film. Also, I once accidentally turned on the film's audio commentary. To my surprise it was a brilliant piece of entertainment as well and I would say really worth giving a go if you have it on DVD or any other such nonsense.

this movie is great

I love how they say 'demolition' and not 'destruction' as a foreshadowing that earth was actually a custom built planet

This took me out of the movie, just too ridiculous and out of tone for what’s presented and happening. On top of that there’s no end goal now earths gone and humans are almost extinct so what’s the point? Also the reason is just ridiculous for a superhighway? In space? Where omnidirectional flight is possible? Lmao

Was/is a good movie. Fab work brits

my fav part is 3:03

The reactions of the people before and after

At least it was quick.

What are the giant cubes on earth? 1:11

If the world was indeed going to end right at this very second, there’s really no point in running around in a state of panic. It’s a waste of remaining time and conserved energy. Instead, live in the moment, sip your cup of tea or coffee, or do whatever. Cause if it’s all going to end, just make the most of the remaining time.

He literally did nothing wrong before he said "please clap"

My 3rd favorite planet destruction in cinema, for how quick and sudden it is. A terrible, ghastly silence indeed. Second is Unicron eating Lithone in the ‘86 Transformers movie, for how we get a worm’s-eye view of it all happening. First is Earth destroyed in Titan A.E., for the process showing city lights going out (every light extinguished is millions of people dying, and there’s thousands of them) and for pieces of the Earth hitting and destroying the Moon, which really drove home the idea of the Drej leaving us with nothing.

I'd really like to see it on iMax

Wtf lol

It isn't My fault

The scary thing is that this could possibly really happen. Like, if aliens were real then they could very possibly have the types of weapons to act something like this. We would be COOKED. No chance at all of escaping. And then poof, we’d be gone… no sympathy from the aliens at all… everything we know and love would be gone. The entire planet will unfortunately end one day, we just don’t know when or how. But if aliens are real then that will be our end…

Still wish I had bought the Jeb Bush Quac Bowl.

The plans of the earth's destruction "being in display" on another planet will never not be funny to me

That’s what I was contracted to inform yall

Hmm yes let's destroy the planet for hyperspace routes *minutes later technology that doesn't require said routes is developed*

i clicked on this thinking it was the actual song... i only realised like 2 minutes in

Love how they failed to account for the inhabitants of the planets to be destroyed not being on the same technological level as them.