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Unread 12-01-2010, 02:52 AM   #9
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Default No, I really don't like Marvin.

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Originally Posted by Enzo View Post
Marvin was great in the book or the original TV series. The american version of the film just "didn't get it," ANY of it sadly.
I just came back to the thread and saw this. I kind of feel insulted that this post assumes I was limiting my statement to the poor, albeit entertaining at times, 2005 movie adaptation.

If anything, Alan Rickman made Marvin more tolerable.


Also, Warbot and such, rabble rabble.
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