Because I like it so much, but I don’t know where to start, which is the indispensable towel? Or the melancholy robot marvin that is so cute, or the two-headed president of the galaxy? For some people, this movie is really boring, full of English-style nonsense, no logic to talk about, absurd and absurd, but if you find all the connections between absurdity and our lives, you will have a stomachache and bow down. Under the author's rich imagination and mean sense of humor, of course, it is also a self-deprecating human society. Behind your stomachache is Adams' pessimism. Marvin may be the author's incarnation, melancholy, but this melancholy itself is so ridiculous. In fact, in the author's mind, The answer to life, universe, and everything, has no meaning at all, the question has no meaning, and the answer is also meaningless. Life, the universe, and everything in itself has no meaning. However, the author loves this meaningless life, the universe, and everything more than anyone else. This is the meaning of our lives, isn't it? Arthur and Triacia finally knew that what they wanted was nothing else, but just to live with their soul-connected partner. Marvin knew that everything was meaningless, but he still bravely picked up the viewpoint gun. With his lovely melancholy power, he defeated Wogang's army. Haha, it seems that only robots can't be defeated by melancholy. So, a temporary happy ending, the earth's backup starts to work, when the cells begin to divide, when the sun shines on the grassland, when the waves hit the beach, when the flowers bloom instantly, when the dolphins return to the ocean, when the birds fly again, when Adams' mother When you continue to read newspapers and drink coffee on the side of the road, how can you not be moved? You know that the author loves this meaningless life, this earth, this universe, all of this, even if it is absurd, ignorant, ridiculous, and he is more We love more deeply.
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