FRANKENSTEIN VS. BARAGON - I'm def getting this

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FRANKENSTEIN VS. BARAGON - I'm def getting this

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I am def getting this film, it looks great fun, Media Blaster are releasing FRANKENSTEIN VS. BARAGON aka Frankenstein Conquers The World

Here is the specs:
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DISC ONE:
FRANKENSTEIN CONQUERS THE WORLD "English Language Version" (84:47)
English Mono / English 5.1
2.35:1 Anamorphic Widescreen
EXTRAS:
Special Announcement (40 seconds)
Theatrical Trailer (2 minutes)
Extra International Footage (alternate octopus ending)
Deleted Scenes (approx 5 minutes)
Photo Gallery (approx 150 images)

DISC TWO:
FRANKENSTEIN VS. BARAGON "International Version" (93:04)*
FRANKENSTEIN VS. BARAGON "Japanese Theatrical Version" (89:53)
2.35:1 Anamorphic Widescreen
Japanese Mono / Japanese 5.1 / English Subtitles
Audio Commentary with Sadamasa Arikawa (Director of Special Effects Photography) with English Subtitles
Trailers for ATRAGON, DOGORA, MYSTERIANS, MATANGO

*The FRANKENSTEIN VS. BARAGON "International Version" is the same film as the "Japanese Theatrical Version" except that it includes the alternate octopus ending included as an extra on DISC ONE. The Sadamasa Arikawa commentary appears over this version of the film.
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Is it a bit like one of the Godzilla movies? :) Looks interesting :)
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Yeah, a Toho monster movie. Baragon has popped up briefly in Destroy All Monsters and has a more substantial role in one of the more recent movies.
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Not seen Destory all monsters, however have watched Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters all-Out Attack and Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla. Got the Madman releases which are excellent, very nice visuals. Yumiko Shaku is sooo cute in Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla :)
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There's THREE Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzillas now! 1974, 1993, and 2003. There's also Terror Of Mechagodzilla and a Mecha-Kong features in King Kong Escapes
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Then I have seen the 2003 version :), What are the other two like?
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I've only the 1974 version and Terror Of Mechagodzilla. Both are great fun but quite far apart in tone. The 1974 film is a colourful romp, with James Bond like spys, a giant Peking Dog called King Ceasar and aliens who turn into gorillas when you kill them. Terror Of Mechagodzilla, which followed, is very dark and bleak, with a downbeat ending - in more ways than one, it was the last Godzilla film for 9 years
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Hey Ivan, Thanks for that, sounds great, will get it, take it you are a godzilla/kaiju fan? :)
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Got the Columbia DVD of Godzilla Vs Mechagodzilla (1974) for trade if anyone's interested
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