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Goemon’ buy the DVD this August!
July 13th, 2010 | 
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You like these puns!? Anyway. After Goemons limited Cinema release, Momentum Pictures have now announced that Goemon is set for a August 16th (remember, my birthday 13th August, all orders will be accepted 😀 ) release on DVD (No word on BR at this time). Extra features include: Interview with Kazuaki Kiriya, Making of Goemon, Making of a digital world and Trailer. Also check out the artwork after the jump (it looks kick ass!) Read the rest of this entry »
Goemon dazzling Selected Cinemas!
Casshern director Kazuaki Kiriya has returned with visually stunning Goemon. Momentum Pictures noticed this and are now planning a UK release for “Selected Cinemas”, boo. For the lucky “Selected” people will be released on 23rd July 2010! So this is obviously leading to a UK DVD/BL release later this summer. If you aren’t familiar with Goemon or Casshern, here’s the best 4 minutes out of the 142.
Podcast On Fire 49: Collecting, buying, watching… which category are you?
Adam Torel of Third Window Films join the trio after a barrage of heat and films at the Cannes Film Festival to talk of impressions of Thirst, the new film from Chan Wook-Park. Him AND Ken weigh in on the Casshern-war and issues of collecting limited editions, out of print dvd’s etc. gets a discussion where YOU the listener might finally find out if you’re insane, a collector or somewhere in between. The discussion doesn’t end just because the plugging starts either. Remember that.
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Tags: Adam Torel, Beast Stalker, Cannes, Casshern, Chan Wook-Park, City of Life and Death, DVDs, Goemon, Ken, Legend of the Wolf, Mike, Podcast, Sniper, Sparrow, Stoo, Third Window Films, Thirst, Wisley, Yuen Clan | 
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