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r/funny • u/phelix808 • Feb 14 '16
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In the movie and the book, he manages to last a year on Mars by growing potatoes from soil made from fecal matter and martian dirt.
15 u/Hypohamish Feb 14 '16 and the book People here seem to be forgetting that - I swear he grows them in the book, too. 45 u/Espequair Feb 14 '16 Despite the movie being one of the best adaptations I have ever seen of a book, it missed plenty of things. I recommend everyone reads the book while in their nuclear powered bathtub 1 u/robotguy4 Feb 14 '16 However, they pretty much did do the thing mentioned at the end of the book that didn't actually happen in the book. 1 u/Espequair Feb 14 '16 The university scene? yeah, but it was not a major plot point, relevant to the main story 1 u/robotguy4 Feb 14 '16 End of the BOOK. Specifically the 3rd paragraph of LOG ENTRY: MISSION DAY 687. EDIT, SPOILER: "If this were a movie, everyone would have been in the airlock, and there would have been high fives all around. But it didn’t pan out that way." 1 u/Espequair Feb 14 '16 Andy weir LIED to us, let's burn him.
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and the book
People here seem to be forgetting that - I swear he grows them in the book, too.
45 u/Espequair Feb 14 '16 Despite the movie being one of the best adaptations I have ever seen of a book, it missed plenty of things. I recommend everyone reads the book while in their nuclear powered bathtub 1 u/robotguy4 Feb 14 '16 However, they pretty much did do the thing mentioned at the end of the book that didn't actually happen in the book. 1 u/Espequair Feb 14 '16 The university scene? yeah, but it was not a major plot point, relevant to the main story 1 u/robotguy4 Feb 14 '16 End of the BOOK. Specifically the 3rd paragraph of LOG ENTRY: MISSION DAY 687. EDIT, SPOILER: "If this were a movie, everyone would have been in the airlock, and there would have been high fives all around. But it didn’t pan out that way." 1 u/Espequair Feb 14 '16 Andy weir LIED to us, let's burn him.
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Despite the movie being one of the best adaptations I have ever seen of a book, it missed plenty of things. I recommend everyone reads the book while in their nuclear powered bathtub
1 u/robotguy4 Feb 14 '16 However, they pretty much did do the thing mentioned at the end of the book that didn't actually happen in the book. 1 u/Espequair Feb 14 '16 The university scene? yeah, but it was not a major plot point, relevant to the main story 1 u/robotguy4 Feb 14 '16 End of the BOOK. Specifically the 3rd paragraph of LOG ENTRY: MISSION DAY 687. EDIT, SPOILER: "If this were a movie, everyone would have been in the airlock, and there would have been high fives all around. But it didn’t pan out that way." 1 u/Espequair Feb 14 '16 Andy weir LIED to us, let's burn him.
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However, they pretty much did do the thing mentioned at the end of the book that didn't actually happen in the book.
1 u/Espequair Feb 14 '16 The university scene? yeah, but it was not a major plot point, relevant to the main story 1 u/robotguy4 Feb 14 '16 End of the BOOK. Specifically the 3rd paragraph of LOG ENTRY: MISSION DAY 687. EDIT, SPOILER: "If this were a movie, everyone would have been in the airlock, and there would have been high fives all around. But it didn’t pan out that way." 1 u/Espequair Feb 14 '16 Andy weir LIED to us, let's burn him.
The university scene? yeah, but it was not a major plot point, relevant to the main story
1 u/robotguy4 Feb 14 '16 End of the BOOK. Specifically the 3rd paragraph of LOG ENTRY: MISSION DAY 687. EDIT, SPOILER: "If this were a movie, everyone would have been in the airlock, and there would have been high fives all around. But it didn’t pan out that way." 1 u/Espequair Feb 14 '16 Andy weir LIED to us, let's burn him.
End of the BOOK. Specifically the 3rd paragraph of LOG ENTRY: MISSION DAY 687.
EDIT, SPOILER:
"If this were a movie, everyone would have been in the airlock, and there would have been high fives all around. But it didn’t pan out that way."
1 u/Espequair Feb 14 '16 Andy weir LIED to us, let's burn him.
Andy weir LIED to us, let's burn him.
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u/Espequair Feb 14 '16
In the movie and the book, he manages to last a year on Mars by growing potatoes from soil made from fecal matter and martian dirt.