Where can I find this movie?

[Animedude5555]

Do you know who's selling this movie? It's a Japanese live action tokusatsu film it looks like. It's called Taiman. The trailer I just uploaded to Youtube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vrcVGTOMdc

But I don't know where I can find the DVD of this for sale. Anyone here know?

[Nanobyte]

I think 4chan is better place to ask this. You'll reach more people and the replies will be faster.

[DeathBlade/13.666]

Try Blockbusters or Movie Gallery.

[International 4-8818]

My god... the prophecy. He has returned...

[ZombieWolf2508]

Try that one movie store over in that one place. You know, the one that has movies and stuff?

[Sympathy]

My god... the prophecy. He has returned...

barf.

[Animedude5555]

It isn't a US made movie. It was made in Japan. It is an independent film (not made by a major movie company). It possibly was even a direct-to-video release. There's no place I can get it that I can find on the internet. It certainly isn't available in Blockbuster or any other mainstream movie store. I hope someone here may know of some place that specializes in Japanese independent films. Even worse, the studio that made it no longer exists (or at least they've deactivated their website). So not only am I looking for something that is a Japanese independent film, I'm looking for a no-longer-produced Japanese independent film. I need to know what is the best place to look for such rare Japanese movies. I know about "Yes Asia", but they don't specialize in super-rare stuff like this. Is there an online store that DOES specialize in rare movies from Japan? I hope that if there is, that somebody here on animeforum.com will know about it, and can inform me of it.

By the way, the independent studio that made it is called Eiyu. Their website used to be http://eiyu.html.tv

[International 4-8818]

I feel like this is a Japanese snuff fan recreation of Power Rangers but with busty women..... Yeah.

[Sympathy]

something tells me you have absolutely no interest in this movie and are just posting for attention. i dunno, call it a gut feeling.

[ZombieWolf2508]

Netflix.

If they don't have it, it's probably not worth watching.

However I do highly reccomend the Independant film "Rubber." It IS on Netflix.

[Animedude5555]

Anybody here know of a place that specializes in rare Japanese films? I mean the studio that made this doesn't even exist anymore, so whatever copies of it exist that people have already bought (or are still in the inventory of distributors which haven't yet been sold), are the only copies that will EVER exist. I need to know if there is some online store that specializes in Japanese independent films that are "out of print". Does anybody here on AF know of such an online store?

[ZombieWolf2508]

Animedude5555

Here. (http://bit.ly/VRlXDi)

[Animedude5555]

Animedude5555

Here. (http://bit.ly/VRlXDi)

Stupid link spam is stupid.

[ZombieWolf2508]

Animedude5555 What do you mean, ser?

You asked for help in finding a store that sepcializes in Japanese movies, I posted a relevant URL to a site which aids in such things.

[Animedude5555]

Animedude5555 What do you mean, ser?

You asked for help in finding a store that sepcializes in Japanese movies, I posted a relevant URL to a site which aids in such things.

I know how to use Google. Sending me to LMGTFY doesn't help me. I already looked, and I can't find a place on the net to buy this movie. I hope some uber-anime-fan here at AF will know some mostly-unknown website that isn't on any search engine's list, that will let me buy all kinds of super-rare Japanese movies.

[ZombieWolf2508]

Animedude5555 Are you sure you checked Google?

Maybe you didn't go through enough O's.

[Animedude5555]

Animedude5555 Are you sure you checked Google?

Maybe you didn't go through enough O's.

What do you mean by that?

[ZombieWolf2508]

Animedude5555 Google has, like, a lot of O's, man...like, enough to make up a googol.