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What is your ultimate answer? To the question, the great question, of whether or not you like the movie version of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy? For British born comedian and national treasure of geekdom Steve Dix it's a short answer: "Meh!" He calls in from Cologne for a chat. And he's not at all a fan of this, maybe the worst, version that seems to be glad to get rid of some of the jokes of a piece of comedy that's known for its wordyness. It's the story of how the Earth is blown up, and the only surviving Earthman Arthur Dent is forced to have a space adventure. And all he wanted was a cup of Earl Grey. Helped by his best friend and alien Ford Prefect, he's able to reconnect with one-time flirt Trillian. And all of them are tagged along by egomaniacal President of the Galaxy Zaphod Beeblebrox, on a quest to discover the Ultimate Answer. To Life, the Universe and Everything. A weird space adventure, that is mostly the vehicle for a lot of brilliant comedy from Douglas Adams. Or so it is in its be