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Peter Martin
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Godzilla-ish if I could find it.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Godzilla-ish, but only if the Stooges/Little Rascals/Blondie/Ma & Pa Kettle weren't on. I didn't get into my ninja phase until my teen years.
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Troy Nunis
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ideally, Martial Arts - tho' i don't have much recollection of being able to see anything on a Saturday afternoon as a kid.
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Michael Huber
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This seems like a really silly question, but then again, I'm just going by the voices in MY head.
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Michael Todd
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I wouldn't have watched either, I never cared for Japanese movies for some reason.
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Michael Tortorice
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It seems to me we watched both equally. I may be remembering wrong. Of course, that was when we were able to watch anything on Saturday afternoons. After cartoons were over, my dad appropriated the television (we just had the one), put on a game, and that was that.
On those rare occasions when we did get the TV, we were just as likely to watch Doctor Who as anything else. But I would have chosen Godzilla-ish, 'cause I was young and dumb and didn't know the value of a good martial-arts movie. Or even a bad one.
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Joe Hollon
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I went through a Godzilla and a martial arts movie stage so it depends on the exact age. Overall, Godzilla-ish because even as a very little kid the original KING KONG (1933) was one of my favorite movies!
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robert jones
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Batman martial arts film (especially if it was 'The Five Deadly Venoms', or any Gordon Lui movie)
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Kevin Hagerman
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I was all about the Godzilla growing up (specifically, Rodan). Friday, 11/120 toss-up: who would you like to see JB collaborate with again - Harlan Ellison or Stan Lee?
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Michael Penn
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Stan Lee...!
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Michael Arndt
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Stan Lee
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Joe Hollon
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Stan Lee
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