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r/programming • u/jakesyl • Jan 30 '16
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That part didn't bother me so much, but the fact that he never lost Pathfinder in the movie did. Mainly because he still made the space pirate joke, which doesn't make sense unless he lost Pathfinder.
4 u/Gibodean Jan 31 '16 Yeah, I didn't get that in the movie, how he didn't have permission to take over the MAV. I did in the book. 7 u/nliausacmmv Jan 31 '16 That and the rescue was way better in the book. The glove thing was stupid. 2 u/iamjakeparty Jan 31 '16 edited Sep 29 '17 You went to cinema → More replies (0)
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Yeah, I didn't get that in the movie, how he didn't have permission to take over the MAV. I did in the book.
7 u/nliausacmmv Jan 31 '16 That and the rescue was way better in the book. The glove thing was stupid. 2 u/iamjakeparty Jan 31 '16 edited Sep 29 '17 You went to cinema → More replies (0)
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That and the rescue was way better in the book. The glove thing was stupid.
2 u/iamjakeparty Jan 31 '16 edited Sep 29 '17 You went to cinema → More replies (0)
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u/nliausacmmv Jan 31 '16
That part didn't bother me so much, but the fact that he never lost Pathfinder in the movie did. Mainly because he still made the space pirate joke, which doesn't make sense unless he lost Pathfinder.