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NVM, I read deeper.
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Jul 26, 2019 - 7:31 AM
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jackfu
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Thanks for the update!
To preserve my own sanity, I have to think of the films by:
- Their Japanese titles for the original Japanese-language versions (Gojira, Kingu Kongu tai Gojira, etc.)
- Their English titles for the English-language-dubbed versions (Godzilla, King of the Monsters, Son of Godzilla, etc.)
So, when they state, “International English-language dub tracks for Invasion of Astro-Monster, Son of Godzilla, Destroy All Monsters, Godzilla vs. Megalon, Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla, and Terror of Mechagodzilla.”, my insecurities kick in.
Which dub tracks are they? If they are the newer ones (1980s?), no thanks. The ones for the AIP versions (Titan/Titra?) are the ones for me - but that’s just me being self-indulgent and selfish. I’m just hung up on the dubbing work done by Peter Fernandez, et. al., which I find far superior to the later versions.
I’m interested, but I will wait until others have purchased them and I hear their reviews.
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Now I know what I want for Christmas!
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And I think the art is cute - captures how I think of the later films, which I kinda love.
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Jul 26, 2019 - 12:16 PM
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Bob DiMucci
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So, when they state, “International English-language dub tracks for Invasion of Astro-Monster, Son of Godzilla, Destroy All Monsters, Godzilla vs. Megalon, Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla, and Terror of Mechagodzilla.”, my insecurities kick in.
Which dub tracks are they? If they are the newer ones (1980s?), no thanks. The ones for the AIP versions (Titan/Titra?) are the ones for me - but that’s just me being self-indulgent and selfish. I’m just hung up on the dubbing work done by Peter Fernandez, et. al., which I find far superior to the later versions.
I’m interested, but I will wait until others have purchased them and I hear their reviews.
"International English-language tracks" has always meant the non-Titan/Titra tracks, and I assume it means the same thing here.
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e they? If they are the newer ones (1980s?), no thanks. The ones for the AIP versions (Titan/Titra?) are the ones for me - but that’s just me being self-indulgent and selfish. I’m just hung up on the dubbing work done by Peter Fernandez, et. al., which I find far superior to the later versions.
I’m interested, but I will wait until others have purchased them and I hear their reviews.
Yeah, I would have been all over this if the American versions were included. I wanted the versions I grew up with on channel 5.
Ah well, I still have my VHS tapes. 
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e they? If they are the newer ones (1980s?), no thanks. The ones for the AIP versions (Titan/Titra?) are the ones for me - but that’s just me being self-indulgent and selfish. I’m just hung up on the dubbing work done by Peter Fernandez, et. al., which I find far superior to the later versions.
I’m interested, but I will wait until others have purchased them and I hear their reviews.
Yeah, I would have been all over this if the American versions were included. I wanted the versions I grew up with on channel 5.
Ah well, I still have my VHS tapes.
WPTZ?
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Scott M (Oldsmith): Yeah, I would have been all over this if the American versions were included. I wanted the versions I grew up with on channel 5.
Ah well, I still have my VHS tapes.
Some of the English-language versions are included. The late-'60s films, I think.
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I'm just a sucker for original poster art.
Me too, so I take your point.
Some of the art in this set comes from favorite comics artists, one reason it appeals.
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