The Lost Kaiju Movie | The Great Buddha

Hi paper finz,please can you talk about Guilala?

Hey did you know toho planning to make a the Loch Ness Monster movie title called nessie.😉 if you don't believe me check it out.

Lord buddha not kaiju 😠😡

This may be the closest we will get to a David Lynch kaiju movie.

Bad take dude; this sounds like a deep cut love letter to forgotten actors representing a forgotten movie.

you should do more videos on lost films and independent Kaiju films

The whole idea for the lost film actually sounds really interesting & a proper reboot in the vein of, what I'm hearing about, Shin Ultraman would be a great movie, imo. A kaiju movie about hanging onto hope & how the kaiju helps ppl would also just be such a palette cleanser.

Why make god a monster?

I'm from Canada where suicide is encouraged. No problem here.

Japanese people committed suicide by throwing themselves into a live volcano?
That's pretty metal. : |

Makes me wonder if people jumping in Mihara's crater is what inspired Godzilla to do the same in 1984. Because that is the same volcano methinks.

I just wanna say I love your content and I think you are way underrated for such good quality videos!

Please talk about the lost 2nd half of 4kids Ultraman Tiga dub. It was completely produced

Kyoko Mastumoto Committed Suicide BY JUMPING INTO THE GODDAMN VOLCANO WHERE GODZILLA GOT KILLED OFF IN GODZILLA 1985!?!?!?!?!??!? SUICIDE IS WHERE YOU KILL YOURSELF WITH A SHOTGUN, NOT BY JUMPING INTO AN ACTIVE VOLCANO.

Could The Great Buddha (1934) have been the inspiration behind the Daimajin Trilogy(1966--68)? Both movies qualify as kaiju genre. Too bad the original movie was destroyed in WW2 when Tokyo was bombed--only a handful of film clips survive.
Were any prints of the 1934 movie ever distributed overseas? 🐉🐉🐉🐲

Do you plan on doing a video on the film "Space Monster Wangmagwi" once it's released?

The legacy of the great living Daibutsu has rippled across Japanese pop culture in ways that may or may not be direct references to it. Some notable ones include an episode from the infamous, so-bad-it's-good series Chargeman Ken! in which invading aliens bring the statue to life to let it go on a rampage. The other notable reference is in GANTZ by Hiroya Oku, in which there's an entire story arc about the main characters battling an army of sentient Buddhist shrine statues, including the famous Daibutsu.

"Taboo relationship" dude just say a lesbian/gay relationship, why are you censoring that?

This is just a film abiut gigantic religion attack city but im a buddhis im not offended i think its kinda funny

Ah I see The Great Buddha Arrival (2018) is like Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy

Kinda like the first ever animated movie that was produced in argentina and also the movie that would be the world's first Cel animated movie that was from italy
Which is an adaptation of pinocchio but that adaptation would be canceled while the world's first animated film that was produced in argentina was lost in a fire

I can read enough Japanese to tell that the original movie was a "talkie" (what they called movies with sound when that was a new thing). They're using the English word written out in katakana.

It sounds like the newer movie would've been better as a documentary about the original instead of what they actually did. It kind of reminds me of that Three Stooges movie from a few years ago. I would've been interested in seeing those actors play the actors who played the Stooges in a biopic, but instead they just have the Stooges going around meeting people like "Snookie", making the movie almost instantly more dated than the original Three Stooges shorts.

Oh wow, was a fascinating pair of movies! A shame the original has been lost to time, but hopefully one day I'll get a chance to watch the newer one. :) Well done, another great video!

This film is strange YOU PLAY MINECRAFT? AT DECEMBER THE GODZILLA VS KONG YOU CAN CONTROL MOD FOR MINECRAFT BEDROCK However this movie is strange for the kaiju and scenes

I was seriously interested in lost kaijus films because they are Interesting.

I was not expecting to hear that people jumping into a volcano would prompt a film about a giant Buddha touring the city

Maybe this means I'm immature (it does), but when someone says, "You can't see this," I REALLY want to see it.

Interesting and informative video, well done.

I recall that there is a manga which features a horde of giant killer buddha statues. Not being into nihilistic survival manga, I didn't commit the name to memory. Speaking of which, I recommend Paranormal Disaster Management - it follows a lady's career as an expert on kaiju and other entities, and has been a good read so far.

Thanks for the video!! Great info!! You’re a rock star!!

Can you look at daimajin

look I'll give them points for effort and you know I never give up hope of the original turning look the first ever what we'd consider a movie, being over an hour and on multiple reels, an Australian movie The Story of the Kelly Gang from 1906 was thought completely lost but they have over the years managed to find 17 minutes of footage from it so fingers crossed

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Bow down to our Lord and Savior the Buddha

This movie was controversial, and it offended many people who are Buddhist.

What was that poster next to the Hoshi poster?

Very interesting, shame the reboot wasn't that good though. It would be incredible if one day these lost films (Buddha and the Kong one) were found preserved somewhere

The plot of the 2018 movie is like if someone saw Godzilla and wanted to make a movie about a fictional character trying to prove it really happened. That’s a terrible idea for a movie. I’m surprised someone hasn’t made it and turned it into a Cloverfield movie

Ah yes, The Buddha, my favorite giant monster.

It's a shame so many kaiju movies have been lost to time.

It's pretty interesting that this movie could possibly be the first Japanese kaiju movie

The heaven and hell segment from the lost movie sounds like something from an art film.

Buddha goes sick school.