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Nathus214 wrote:Amazon Prime got rid of most besides Varan.

Could you provide me a list of those that are still available? It would be appreciated.

gigan72 wrote:

Nathus214 wrote:Amazon Prime got rid of most besides Varan.

Could you provide me a list of those that are still available? It would be appreciated.

Varan The Unbelievable
That's it.

Nathus214 wrote:Varan The Unbelievable
That's it.

Seemed fishy only Varan would be left, so I checked myself...
http://www.amazon.com/Gammera-Invincibl ... invincible
http://www.amazon.com/Daimajin-Riki-Has ... s=daimajin
http://www.amazon.com/Return-Daimajin-R ... s=daimajin

List has been updated.

gigan72 wrote:

Nathus214 wrote:Varan The Unbelievable
That's it.

Seemed fishy only Varan would be left, so I checked myself...
http://www.amazon.com/Gammera-Invincibl ... invincible
http://www.amazon.com/Daimajin-Riki-Has ... s=daimajin
http://www.amazon.com/Return-Daimajin-R ... s=daimajin

List has been updated.

I meant Toho wise.

I found Terror of MechaGodzilla on an inappropriate website about a year or two ago. Not joking. I even clicked on it to see if it was the real deal and it was. Godzilla must've gotten a huge popularity boost then. You can watch your dirty stuff and Godzilla at the same time.

EDIT: Not posting the link cause it isn't allowed. Is even saying that a G film is on an NSFW site allowed?

So is it just me or is all of Cackle's Godzilla movies gone now?

Kaijunator wrote:I found Terror of MechaGodzilla on an inappropriate website about a year or two ago. Not joking. I even clicked on it to see if it was the real deal and it was. Godzilla must've gotten a huge popularity boost then. You can watch your dirty stuff and Godzilla at the same time.

EDIT: Not posting the link cause it isn't allowed. Is even saying that a G film is on an NSFW site allowed?

It was pornhub wasn't it.

SenseiTeriyakiV wrote:

Kaijunator wrote:I found Terror of MechaGodzilla on an inappropriate website about a year or two ago. Not joking. I even clicked on it to see if it was the real deal and it was. Godzilla must've gotten a huge popularity boost then. You can watch your dirty stuff and Godzilla at the same time.

EDIT: Not posting the link cause it isn't allowed. Is even saying that a G film is on an NSFW site allowed?

It was pornhub wasn't it.

Yep. I've heard they have all eight Star Wars films (maybe nine, IDR if they have Clone Wars) too.

Has a better version of Shin popped up yet online, an uncut, rip of the Japanese release?

Lain Of The Wired wrote:Has a better version of Shin popped up yet online, an uncut, rip of the Japanese release?

Yes.

Practically all of Sony's Godzilla library is heading to Hulu in October.

This includes the entire Millenium series and most of the Heisei series (excludes 1985 and Biollante).

Added in 3 months 19 days 23 hours 1 minute 36 seconds:
Itinerary check for Amazon Prime in regards to kaiju films. I just browsed the service and these films are available:

- Gammera the Invincible
- Space Amoeba (Dubbed)
- Attack of the Monsters
- Fantastic Dinosaurs of the Movies (Documentary)
- Ray Harryhausen Special Effects Titan (Documentary)
- Long Live the King (Kong documentary)
- Yeti Giant of the 20th Century
- Pulgasari
- Caltiki the Immortal Monster
- The Mighty Peking Man
- Warning from Space
- Behemoth, the Sea Monster
- Varan the Unbelievable (Americanized Version)
- Super Inframan
- The Milpitas Monster
- Reptilian
- Atlantic Rim

Pulgasari is on Amazon Prime? How is that possible? I didn’t think it was licensed in any way shape or form in the US?

Mr. Yellow wrote:Pulgasari is on Amazon Prime? How is that possible? I didn’t think it was licensed in any way shape or form in the US?

I have absolutely no clue what's it doing there, but it's """licensed""" by a studio called Sprocket Flicks who are also apparently selling DVDs on the site too. It's English subbed.

It's not really all that bizarre. It did get a VHS release in the States years ago. This company probably just acquired the streaming rights.

And "Fantastic Dinosaurs of the Movies" isn't really a documentary. It has a short one at the start, but it's primarily a compilation of dinosaur and giant monster movie trailers.

Reviving this thread because I got a TOKU account and they added the never-before-officially-subbed Ultraman Cosmos to their list of tokusatsu shows.

Here's their current line up (everything tagged with "coming soon" is on the site, this post is months old):

Cosmos remains the last major Ultraman show I still have yet to see in full, so I really look forward to watching it soon. I just wish they’d hurry with the rest of Mirrorman, or at the very least give us an estimate as to when the remaining episodes will be up. I sure hope Fireman and Ultra Q Dark Fantasy (Which I guess could be counted as another “major” show) are somewhere down the road.

I don’t follow the Ultra stuff as close as others here do but Cosmos interests me just because its simultaneously the “biggest” entry in the series and the one no one seems to talk about. I have never spoken to any western fan who has anything significantly good to say about it, yet it ran longer than any other show by a good margin and got three spinoff films. I’d wager it’s much more popular with Japanese fans, although I think the earlier Heisei series and characters are still favored there.

Really enjoying Neo Ultra Q, it's a surprisingly emotional show, and would love to watch Dark Fantasy. I think DR might be on YouTube though. Honestly I wanna watch the whole Showa era in order but it looks like that's not entirely likely.

Tyrant_Lizard_King wrote:Honestly I wanna watch the whole Showa era in order but it looks like that's not entirely likely.

It sure is. Q, Man and Seven are available on the Shout!/Milcreek sets. Return, Ace and Taro have Malaysian sets with subs. And Leo, Jonias and 80 are available on Toku.

YouTube might have some of them but I haven't really checked.