For some reason the Toy Story lost media you mentioned always stuck in my head ever since i first heard about it a few years ago. I hope we can eventually find a copy
Humanity makes an INSANE amount of data, I've heard figures but god forbid if I can remember how much off the top of my head. We make so much shit, so many ideas, half finished projects that even a legion can't scoop it all up. Maybe we'll get around to it, maybe we won't.
Amazing work as always. That TS2 recalled disc has been a holy grail of mine, going back to when I was still at Hollywood Records. I even owned one of the first box sets that was put out in the Company D Store (Official Disney Store for Cast Members only). Stupidly, I sold it when I got laid off for a bit, sealed & everything, for $220 a month later - without having a clue as to why it was worth so much. Since eBay/PayPal doesn’t track sales anywhere close to that far back - I’ve had no luck. 🤷🏼♀️
Happy to see soemeone splotlight obscure stuff in the community!! If you're open to suggestions for the, I'd suggest a lot of the more obscure tokusatsu lost media case that have fallen through the cracks due to the language barrier. Stuff like the lost Kamen Rider dubs and even Raimbowman Warrior of Love were the ones that came to mind
I don't have anything to add, people mentioning tokusatsu in non tokusatsu communities always makes me excited. You're totally right, I'd love to hear some of those just as a novelty
This is a pretty great video! However, there's a bit more to the Santa Clause trailer than the video shows. There was a rare variant of the trailer used for the second film, which was then subtitled as The Escape Clause. That subtitle wouldn't be used until the third film, so it's interesting to see.
@@SeekerofTheLost This specific trailer says it was due for release in 2001, which the film was released in 2002. ua-cam.com/video/rhimUWw6w5Q/v-deo.html
Thank you! I hope you can talk about the lost English dubs from 4kkds entertainment that range from Tama and friends, Ultraman Tiga, funky cops, F-Zero GP Legend, and gogoriki and the last 5 tv version episodes of Kirby dub.
In 1991, the Comedy "Hot Shots" was released. Made for a cost of 26 Million, it scored 181 million at the box office. This popularity resulted in a commercial I only saw once on television, but never forgot. A narrator said "All across America, People are being paid to say how much they liked 'Hot Shots'!" They then cut to a boy, who says "It wasn't very good." However, they hand him a wad of cash, his face brightens up, and he says "It was great!" Then they cut to a couple with a goat, and the woman says "We liked it so much, we brought our kid." In all honesty, I don't think I can recall such a funny, self depreciating commercial, but the film was made by written by Jim Abrahams and Pat Proft, who were involved in making the comedy "Airplane", and it did fit the irrevevant tone of the film it was advertising
Idk how lost media is found, maybe I can explain this. Someone starts talking about said lost media others start to talk about it too pics are found clips are found then, walah! found media!
"Not all lost media becomes iconic..." Somewhat correction: Only about like 10% of it is iconic. The other 90% are either very obscure, or are almost completely undocumented.
2:01 if anyone who could absolutely contact somebody who works or is behind the music videos please I give me a copy of it and I can upload it on to UA-cam if not that means you'll probably need to find another way to find the copies because it is extremely rare if studio sunrise who is this production company behind it if they probably might have to copy or probably may have a copy to somewhere else please help me to find it
For some reason the Toy Story lost media you mentioned always stuck in my head ever since i first heard about it a few years ago. I hope we can eventually find a copy
Humanity makes an INSANE amount of data, I've heard figures but god forbid if I can remember how much off the top of my head. We make so much shit, so many ideas, half finished projects that even a legion can't scoop it all up. Maybe we'll get around to it, maybe we won't.
Amazing work as always. That TS2 recalled disc has been a holy grail of mine, going back to when I was still at Hollywood Records. I even owned one of the first box sets that was put out in the Company D Store (Official Disney Store for Cast Members only). Stupidly, I sold it when I got laid off for a bit, sealed & everything, for $220 a month later - without having a clue as to why it was worth so much. Since eBay/PayPal doesn’t track sales anywhere close to that far back - I’ve had no luck. 🤷🏼♀️
Hope to see more from this series! Good video.
More to come! Stay tuned!
Happy to see soemeone splotlight obscure stuff in the community!! If you're open to suggestions for the, I'd suggest a lot of the more obscure tokusatsu lost media case that have fallen through the cracks due to the language barrier. Stuff like the lost Kamen Rider dubs and even Raimbowman Warrior of Love were the ones that came to mind
I don't have anything to add, people mentioning tokusatsu in non tokusatsu communities always makes me excited.
You're totally right, I'd love to hear some of those just as a novelty
@@samwill7259 4kids ultraman tiga
@@bluebaron6858 On other hand some things I would not like to remember...
Ever.
Bro I'm loving the series so far and can't wait to see more in the future
This is a pretty great video! However, there's a bit more to the Santa Clause trailer than the video shows. There was a rare variant of the trailer used for the second film, which was then subtitled as The Escape Clause. That subtitle wouldn't be used until the third film, so it's interesting to see.
That’s interesting. I didn’t come across that info during my research.
@@SeekerofTheLost This specific trailer says it was due for release in 2001, which the film was released in 2002. ua-cam.com/video/rhimUWw6w5Q/v-deo.html
Thank you! I hope you can talk about the lost English dubs from 4kkds entertainment that range from Tama and friends, Ultraman Tiga, funky cops, F-Zero GP Legend, and gogoriki and the last 5 tv version episodes of Kirby dub.
In 1991, the Comedy "Hot Shots" was released. Made for a cost of 26 Million, it scored 181 million at the box office. This popularity resulted in a commercial I only saw once on television, but never forgot. A narrator said "All across America, People are being paid to say how much they liked 'Hot Shots'!" They then cut to a boy, who says "It wasn't very good." However, they hand him a wad of cash, his face brightens up, and he says "It was great!" Then they cut to a couple with a goat, and the woman says "We liked it so much, we brought our kid." In all honesty, I don't think I can recall such a funny, self depreciating commercial, but the film was made by written by Jim Abrahams and Pat Proft, who were involved in making the comedy "Airplane", and it did fit the irrevevant tone of the film it was advertising
Idk how lost media is found, maybe I can explain this.
Someone starts talking about said lost media
others start to talk about it too
pics are found
clips are found
then, walah! found media!
Love this video cant wait for more!!!
It's an great for this video series. 😀👍
"Not all lost media becomes iconic..."
Somewhat correction: Only about like 10% of it is iconic. The other 90% are either very obscure, or are almost completely undocumented.
That’s kinda what I was getting at with this whole video.
woo!!!
2:01 if anyone who could absolutely contact somebody who works or is behind the music videos please I give me a copy of it and I can upload it on to UA-cam if not that means you'll probably need to find another way to find the copies because it is extremely rare if studio sunrise who is this production company behind it if they probably might have to copy or probably may have a copy to somewhere else please help me to find it