It's all about Nostradamus: Catastrophe 1999! Now thats a good movie but look for the uncut Japanese version that was banned by the Japanese government for the scenes of post nuclear war survivors. It's a crazy movie seek it.
The copy of Tidal Wave you used in your video is cropped because that's how every anamorphic feature played on TV until very recently. Theatrical prints would have preserved the original aspect ratio.
@@TitanGoji There is like company's that you could send film, and they make a HD or a 4K transfer of it. But I'm not sure if they could take 35mm feature films.
My timeline of submersion of japan 1973: Japan is all gone and sunk beneath the waves, the us president makes a speech, Queen Elizabeth ii makes a speech, the former royals of japan arrive in eroupe and live there. China has a much bigger population than it did before as millions of Japanese refugees have settled there, South Korea is secretly happy but don't mention it, over time the Japanese imbreed with the Chinese and Koreans and this creates a new race the japachinas and korjapas, the Japanese language becomes extinct. Hope you like it
I never understood the concept of the Japan Sinks, but I was more concerned with why was Japan sinking? Did the earth decide it was time for the expiration of Japan? Or, did the earth sink Japan by accident? What do you think @TitanGoji?
There's a new series Japan Sinks: People of Hope. Don't mind to make a reaction on this new series. It's like a live action of The Netflix version. It's lame.
@@TitanGoji call me crazy, but I actually enjoyed the 2020 remake more than the 2006 remake. a couple of years ago, I was obsessed with the 2006 version. and I think the reason I love the show so much is because of the nostalgia
Netflix Japan Sink is so bad. The animation is bad, the dialogue is mostly out of place and it feels so hollow. I can't relate or care to any of the characters
It's all about Nostradamus: Catastrophe 1999! Now thats a good movie but look for the uncut Japanese version that was banned by the Japanese government for the scenes of post nuclear war survivors. It's a crazy movie seek it.
13:23 *bonk*
The copy of Tidal Wave you used in your video is cropped because that's how every anamorphic feature played on TV until very recently. Theatrical prints would have preserved the original aspect ratio.
There is currently a 35mm print of Tidal Wave (1973), which is on ebay in auction for $500.
Thanks for the info!
@@TitanGoji But the question is, who is going to buy it? So we could have a HD version of the film.
@@AcevedoVideoStore Very good question. I'm broke, and I don't have any equipment to restore any of that stuff 😬
@@TitanGoji There is like company's that you could send film, and they make a HD or a 4K transfer of it. But I'm not sure if they could take 35mm feature films.
@@TitanGoji Maybe we could convince SpaceHunterM to get it.
My timeline of submersion of japan 1973: Japan is all gone and sunk beneath the waves, the us president makes a speech, Queen Elizabeth ii makes a speech, the former royals of japan arrive in eroupe and live there. China has a much bigger population than it did before as millions of Japanese refugees have settled there, South Korea is secretly happy but don't mention it, over time the Japanese imbreed with the Chinese and Koreans and this creates a new race the japachinas and korjapas, the Japanese language becomes extinct. Hope you like it
Bless Shinji Higuchi.
Thanks man, I’ll watch the original. If and when I can find it.
yeah also toho can't stop using stock footage from the 1973 adaptations
1:14 Is it weird that, aside from this film, i mostly know Hiroshi Fujioka from ESPY? 😅
I never understood the concept of the Japan Sinks, but I was more concerned with why was Japan sinking?
Did the earth decide it was time for the expiration of Japan?
Or, did the earth sink Japan by accident?
What do you think @TitanGoji?
the world sins except japan is available in youtube with a quite correct subs. check it
There's a new series Japan Sinks: People of Hope. Don't mind to make a reaction on this new series. It's like a live action of The Netflix version. It's lame.
I actually watched it as it was being aired. I really dug it!
What are your thoughts on Japan Sinks: People of Hope series that aired on Netflix in 2021?
Loved it! Hoping to cover it sometime in the future on the channel.
@@TitanGoji call me crazy, but I actually enjoyed the 2020 remake more than the 2006 remake. a couple of years ago, I was obsessed with the 2006 version. and I think the reason I love the show so much is because of the nostalgia
Was there a Japanese movie called earthquake 10.0 in the 70's or 80's??
You’re thinking of “Magnitude 7.9” (1980), released in the west as “Deathquake” (1982).
Netflix Japan Sink is so bad. The animation is bad, the dialogue is mostly out of place and it feels so hollow. I can't relate or care to any of the characters