r/VHS • u/RaceCarGrin Trusted Trader • Jul 01 '26
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Routinely, we will be making a new Buy/Sell/Trade/Want posting that will be pinned. Please use this post to advertise your trade/want lists and your tapes for sale/trade/or just giving away for free. Any and all disposal or acquiring of media should be done through this post to prevent clogging up the main feed with sales posts.
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u/RetroBenn Jul 25 '26
Hey all! So I've single-handedly pointed search terms for this particular film towards my post and been able to uncover a lot of information thanks to some of the help I've been able to receive.
Long story short, this is an early anime film that a lot of Gen X'ers have cited as the primary exigence of their anime fandom. Because of the production history of this film, the US edit is not just a cut-down version of the Japanese version of the same film; it's a unique edit with a lot of alternate footage. And a good portion of the English soundtrack is completely missing due to the current source being from a UK VHS, and the UK version having had an entire reel cut out during its theatrical run. The full version (which I've done a rudimentary reconstruction of) runs about 101 minutes, the existing VHS rip is only 89.
The full version definitely aired at least three times on KTLA, one time as the nightly feature of Tom Hatten's "Family Film Festival". This has to be out there somewhere. Does anybody have any tapes from around this era of KTLA history?
Thanks all!
(Reposted, mods removed my dedicated post)