Deleted Scene from Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla?

[g2kmaster]

I like what BigBaragon said.

Although regardless, last I checked, you have not interviewed the people who have made these films nor have you gone through Toho's film vault to see if there is any whole scenes deleted.

And you have?

No, hence why I say there is a chance. The absense of evidence is not the evidence of absense.

[Patrick Alan]

The absense of evidence is not the evidence of absense.

what about the absence of knowledge?

[Gawdziller]

The absense of evidence is not the evidence of absense.

what about the absence of knowledge?

That is your average Toho Kingdom poster.

[Patrick Alan]

The absense of evidence is not the evidence of absense.

what about the absence of knowledge?

That is your average Toho Kingdom poster.

hahaa, now that's clever, I like that one!

[g2kmaster]

The absense of evidence is not the evidence of absense.

what about the absence of knowledge?

Clarify please.

[Goji]

The absense of evidence is not the evidence of absense.

what about the absence of knowledge?

There's something awfully ironic about this coming from you, out of all people.

[Legion1979]

^ I disagree, Legion. You really just never KNOW what might turn up.....you shouldnt dismiss at least the possibility of unseen/dummy reel footage. Things like these turn up all the time: Looney Tunes snippets never intended to be seen by the public, entire hours of test shots and the like that are recently being added as 'dvd extras', etc..etc...
The fact is, you CANT know what might be out there; not unless you have been snooping through Banno's estate or poking through Honda's garbage bins - ?

I'm sure there's a ton of short snippets of footage that's probably out there somewhere or stuff like test footage or alternate takes or angles. The trailers give us glimpses of a ton of stuff that didn't make it into the finished films, as did the 1980's Unused Special Effects VHS tape.

HOWEVER, I personally don't believe there are entire effects SEQUENCES (that's the word Evan used) that were deleted from the older movies that have never turned up or have never been researched or spoken about. I consider a "deleted sequence" something along the lines of the maser tank battle that was totally removed from Godzilla vs Space Godzilla, the famous soup eating scene from Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the Jitterbug dance number from the Wizard of Oz or of course the legendary spider pit sequence from the original 1933 King Kong.

I rather enjoy holding out hope. Like I said, 'stuff' turns up ALL the time. Old test shots/B reels are just scarce, like cryptids, but they are out there.

I, personally, don't feel it's worth wasting much time hoping for an entire "lost" effects sequence from an old Toho film to suddenly show up out of the blue. But that's just me.

[BigBaragon]

^ I disagree, Legion. You really just never KNOW what might turn up.....you shouldnt dismiss at least the possibility of unseen/dummy reel footage. Things like these turn up all the time: Looney Tunes snippets never intended to be seen by the public, entire hours of test shots and the like that are recently being added as 'dvd extras', etc..etc...
The fact is, you CANT know what might be out there; not unless you have been snooping through Banno's estate or poking through Honda's garbage bins - ?

I'm sure there's a ton of short snippets of footage that's probably out there somewhere or stuff like test footage or alternate takes or angles. The trailers give us glimpses of a ton of stuff that didn't make it into the finished films, as did the 1980's Unused Special Effects VHS tape.

HOWEVER, I personally don't believe there are entire effects SEQUENCES (that's the word Evan used) that were deleted from the older movies that have never turned up or have never been researched or spoken about. I consider a "deleted sequence" something along the lines of the maser tank battle that was totally removed from Godzilla vs Space Godzilla, the famous soup eating scene from Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the Jitterbug dance number from the Wizard of Oz or of course the legendary spider pit sequence from the original 1933 King Kong.

I rather enjoy holding out hope. Like I said, 'stuff' turns up ALL the time. Old test shots/B reels are just scarce, like cryptids, but they are out there.

I, personally, don't feel it's worth wasting much time hoping for an entire "lost" effects sequence from an old Toho film to suddenly show up out of the blue. But that's just me.

As far as 'wasting time' in concerned, are you really THAT busy in a day/night to not be able to spare several MOMENTS of thought (hope) on a subject? Come on now.....passion is what life is about.
I not only respect your right to feel that way, but you are probably CORRECT in your thinking. However, you really just never k-n-o-w....

I asked you this in another thread: Please, what is that monster's name? the one in your avatar?

[Space Hunter M]

Please, what is that monster's name? the one in your avatar?

That would be Dodongo from the original Ultraman.

[Legion1979]

As far as 'wasting time' in concerned, are you really THAT busy in a day/night to not be able to spare several MOMENTS of thought (hope) on a subject? Come on now.....passion is what life is about.

I'm passionate about a lot of things, and I often think about random Godzilla stuff. However, I don't think I've ever thought, "Wouldn't it be great if there was some unknown random piece of lost Showa Godzilla footage that suddenly showed up one day!?" because that's not how my mind works.

I asked you this in another thread: Please, what is that monster's name? the one in your avatar?

Dodongo the Magnificent, Destroyer of Galaxies.

[BigBaragon]

Thank you and thank you. I'll have to add Dodongo to my BUY list...

I understand what you are saying, Legion. Its just a simple matter of opinion, like most things in life.

Is Space Hunter being paid by the site to answer all of my kaiju-related questions, 24-7, like a live butler?

[Ethan]

Trailers featuring alternate/unused shots aren't exclusive to Godzilla, or special effects films for that matter.

[BigBaragon]

Trailers featuring alternate/unused shots aren't exclusive to Godzilla, or special effects films for that matter.

Exactly. Cartoons, dramatic films, 'lost' music tracks....happens every day....

[Lain Of The Wired]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_L5Fz-vDXOg

there are more unused scenes in the trailer, the ones that stuck out the most was with King Caesar

[Goji]

That trailer was posted in the original post. It's literally what the entire topic is about.

[wrongnote85]

That trailer was posted in the original post. It's literally what the entire topic is about.

go ahead and click on the link in the OP.

[Goji]

Yeah, it's a dead link. What of it? It doesn't change the fact that the topic is still about footage from said trailer.

Are we assuming people are too retarded to look up the trailer on their own?

[wrongnote85]

Yeah, it's a dead link. What of it? It doesn't change the fact that the topic is still about footage from said trailer.

Are we assuming people are too retarded to look up the trailer on their own?

don't be an asshole. you're not very good at it.

[Goji]

And you're not particularly good at not being an obnoxious, flame baiting moron.

Troll harder.

[Living Corpse]

Trailers featuring alternate/unused shots aren't exclusive to Godzilla, or special effects films for that matter.

Exactly. Cartoons, dramatic films, 'lost' music tracks....happens every day....

A lot of the Silent Hill soundtracks have music that were not used in game or if they were only like a few seconds when said music is 2 or 3 minutes long.