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Water Horse Invades Japan

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 1st, 2008

wh-h

I have a feeling that the promotion of Water Horse in Japan is being handled much differently than it was in the USA, where the creature was treated as if it could be your bathtub pet.

Here is video of the amazing hologram that was recently created off Tokyo to acknowledge the release of the film in Japan.

Sources: Odaiba; Endgadget; The Anomalist.

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7 Responses to “Water Horse Invades Japan”

  1. gavinfundyk responds:

    Holy Cow! I mean Water Horse! Maybe Nessie will show up in the next Godzilla movie. Gotta love Japan.

  2. DARHOP responds:

    Very Kool ! I wonder if mystery_man will get a chance to see this hologram?

  3. red_pill_junkie responds:

    Gotta give credit to our friends from the Rising Sun: They sure know how to give a good monster show. Banzai!

    Man, That hologram registered 9.5 in my Coolster scale -A 10 would be an actual Nessie sighting :-)
    PD: Mystery_man, you live in Japan, did you get a chance to see this?

  4. noobfun responds:

    now THATS how you launch a movie

    forget the red carpet and interviews junk

  5. pcs800 responds:

    That is sooooo flippin cool, OMG. Looks like something that would live at Universal Studios theme parks.

  6. John Sawyer responds:

    Now how exactly is that done???

    I see the water-spraying spout, but is the image projected onto a flat water screen, and only looks 3D/holographic, or is there some real 3D element to it?

  7. mystery_man responds:

    I have been really busy for the last few weeks and unable to post. Just saw this now and even though I live in Japan, I hadn’t seen this! I will say though that they really do their monsters right in Japan. I wish I could have seen this live.



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