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I dont see the Japanese as *protecting* their classics -- sadly, I see it more as the Japanese neglecting their chambara heritage and looking forward into a dullish non-samurai world. And while some of the stuff is difficult to get -- my pa's LONE WOLF AND CART: BABY CART TO HADES is on VHS! -- I believe it will always be possible to get these films one way or another, via Ebay or perhaps even taking your family to a little trip to Japan. Yarrrr.
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Not with that nuclear fallout from those reactors blowing around-I will just stay in NZ where it is safe. I used to buy a lot of my Shaws off a guy on ioffer but they closed him down for some reason-never mind I will find other avenues. |
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Amazon also have rather a lot of the Shaw Brothers but they are probably the ones you have already Tullochnz. |
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Lone Wolf & Cub are great plus I have The Samurai set as well , I still watch VHS and have four players here. |
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Because we watch a lot of Asian films (particularly horror) we just have a lot of players which play in all sorts of regions so we don't care about the films being produced for the U.S. Production quality is sometimes not as good but they're good enough to scare us silly. We have all the samurai TV shows -- I think even from the sixties -- and films. Most have no U.S. translation but there are enough people in the household who speak Japanese. Plus they are not really gregarious when founts of blood erupt on screen or heads fly into the sunset.
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I love the Japanese films especially any to do with Martial Arts. |
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