Continuity mistake: When Ford is drinking in the bar, the amount of beer in his glass goes down mid-drink.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005)
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Shortly after the dolphins, the second most intelligent creatures on Earth, leave the planet by their own means, Arthur Dent, a 5'8" tall ape descendent, sees his house bulldozed to make way for a bypass, learns that his best friend Ford Prefect is an alien reporter from somewhere near Beteulgeuse, and is rescued by him as Vogon aliens destroy Earth to build a hyperspace bypass, all on
one unfortunate Thursday. Aboard the Vogon ship, Arthur learns of the extraordinary Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, endures the terrible torture of Vogon poetry, and is thrown into space with Ford, only to be saved by the Heart of Gold, powered by the Infinite Improbability Drive, and piloted by the fugitive, two-headed ex-president of the Galaxy Zaphod Beeblebrox, a very smart and pretty girl, Tricia McMillian, whom Arthur totally blew it with back on Earth, and a manic-depressive robot named Marvin. All together, the heroes attempt to journey to the legendary planet of Magrethea, try to learn the Question to the Ulimate Answer of Life, the Universe and Everything, and along the way face political foes, unimagination, fierce beaucracy, love, thermo-nuclear missiles, a man named Slartibartfast with some interesting information about the Earth, and mice.
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Question: How did Marvin get the point of view gun to function the way it did (The front part popping open and firing a huge, wide-coverage blast)? That never occurred any other time the weapon was fired, and Marvin couldn't have known how to do it since they had recently discovered the gun.
Answer: Marvin does have a brain the size of a planet! He could have easily worked out the controls or directly interfaced with the weapon.
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