Regular. Tokyo Shock produces them.gigan72 wrote:he MSTK version or just a regular DVD? If it was a regular DVD, I didn't know that any were ever produced legally...starsteam wrote:I ordered Dogora a few weeks ago. Also got Legend of Dinosaurs and Monster Birds, which is kinda Kaiju-related.
UltramanGoji wrote: Cranky because you got mad I implied GFW isn't a good movie aren't you
Chrispy_G wrote:I'll say it one last time, Trump wins in a landslide.
I'll gladly eat crow if it doesn't turn out that way....but at this point it feels painfully obvious, as it has for months.
How did it not really get a Criterion release?Tyler wrote:Well it didn't really.MustafaDaisenso wrote:If The X from Outer Space can get a Criterion release, then so can Godzilla's Revenge
The simple fact that it got a Criterion sponsored release is in and of itself mind boggling. There are so many more Kaiju films of greater historical and cinematic value to warrant Criterion's attention, but I guess they just have weird taste when it comes to B genres.starsteam wrote:Yeah Eclipse isn't as great as Criterion. Less focus, minimal to no extra features, and lazy packaging.
X From Outer Space was simply not good enough for a Criterion release, so it was shoved in a Eclipse package.
I could be wrong about this, but I was under the impression that Criterion obtained X From Outer Space in some sort of bundle deal with the other stuff. I doubt they really cared about it much, and were probably more interested in The Living Skeleton and maybe Goke.MustafaDaisenso wrote:The simple fact that it got a Criterion sponsored release is in and of itself mind boggling. There are so many more Kaiju films of greater historical and cinematic value to warrant Criterion's attention, but I guess they just have weird taste when it comes to B genres.starsteam wrote:Yeah Eclipse isn't as great as Criterion. Less focus, minimal to no extra features, and lazy packaging.
X From Outer Space was simply not good enough for a Criterion release, so it was shoved in a Eclipse package.
This is true. X From Outer Space was just lucky it was sponsored by Criterion for its release.StriderSubzero wrote:I could be wrong about this, but I was under the impression that Criterion obtained X From Outer Space in some sort of bundle deal with the other stuff. I doubt they really cared about it much, and were probably more interested in The Living Skeleton and maybe Goke.MustafaDaisenso wrote:The simple fact that it got a Criterion sponsored release is in and of itself mind boggling. There are so many more Kaiju films of greater historical and cinematic value to warrant Criterion's attention, but I guess they just have weird taste when it comes to B genres.starsteam wrote:Yeah Eclipse isn't as great as Criterion. Less focus, minimal to no extra features, and lazy packaging.
X From Outer Space was simply not good enough for a Criterion release, so it was shoved in a Eclipse package.
I actually was able to find Mechagodzilla yesterday.gigan72 wrote:I know where you can get boots of those for cheap, but its the Japanese versions only. Shoot me a PM if you're interested.Godzilla3000 wrote:Just ordered Godzilla vs. Hedorah.
Still can't find inexpensive copies of Sea Monster and Mechagodzilla.
*EDIT* Sorry, I noticed Ebirah has the English dub included with the Japanese version.
