The crew visits their religious leader, Humma Kavula, who demands they find the Point-of-View gun.
Viltvodle VI is described as a culture of small blue beings in the book, but here it is visited by the crew and inhabited by multiple alien life forms, including an entire church inhabited by humanoids who follow the religion of the Great Green Arkleseizure. 
The movie version, even if he's been on Earth that long, would have arrived in the early 90s by the time of which this model car had totally faded into obscurity. So when he first arrived in the early to mid 60s, there was likely a significant number of these cars still around. In the original versions of the story, Ford had been on Earth for about 15 years. note Ford Prefects were make in the UK between 19. And unlike the late 1970s when there were likely still quite a few of these models on the British road, the same could not be said for 2005 and Ford would have been unlikely to have even heard of them in the time that he would have been on Earth. However, the film never mentions his full name as Ford Prefect as that reference to an actual Ford model would not be recognizable to modern audiences.
Ford's name is still associated with the idea that he thought that cars were the native intelligent life on Earth. 
In the book, Deep Thought is more of a straightforward super computer.
Deep Thought is shaped more like a computer monitor, with a structure resembling an arm to support its chin at the base of the monitor. Deep Thought has spent time not only attempting to answer the question, but has also been watching cartoons. Arthur remarks that he's already met Zaphod, but here it is not so improbable to the audience as the sequence of events are presented in chronological order. In addition to calculating the answer, Deep Thought has been spending time watching cartoons. Viltvodle VI is explored further where it was a short description in the book. The laser blade toaster, point of view gun, Humma Kavula, and the Galactic High Chancellor are introduced. Adaptation Deviation: The film follows the novel's plot in Broad Strokes, and adds some new scenes. Achievements in Ignorance: When Zaphod's given manual control to evade the missiles, he somehow manages to brake in space.
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