Watchlater Picks Up Monster Japan Travel Guide Video

Above, Miki Hayashi with "The Monster Movie Fan's Guide To Japan."  Photo by Armand  Vaquer.

Watchlaterapp.com picked up the YouTube video on The Monster Movie Fan's Guide To Japan.According to Watchlater:

This video was shared via watchlater, an app for bookmarking and downloading videos. Watch videos anytime and anywhere with both our iPhone and iPad App.. It’s free

To view the site, go here.

Japan Travel Guide Picks Up Monster Japan Travel Guide Slideshow Video

Above, Miki Hayashi with "The Monster Movie Fan's Guide To Japan." Photo by Armand Vaquer.

The YouTube slideshow video on The Monster Movie Fan's Guide To Japan has been picked up by Japan Travel Guide website over at Freelyblog.com.The site is "dedicated to give you the travel guide of Japan."

 To view it, go here.

Google Chrome Impressions

Above, Jerry "Karlos Borloff" Moore and Armand.

 Blogger (the parent company of this blog) announced that they are upgrading the system this month. Despite a couple of bugs, I was pretty satisfied by the way things ran on the old system.

The other night, I hit the upgrade button and found that the new upgrade was not compatible with my browser (Internet Explorer on Windows XP) and they recommended downloading Google Chrome to make the new system usable.

So I did.

I like the new system except for a bug that makes it difficult to separate paragraphs in a blog post. I find Google Chrome to be user-friendly.

However, there was one unexpected feature that caught me by surprise. I was perusing YouTube through Google Chrome and a little window popped up near the video I was watching asking if I wanted to download the video. Download a YouTube video?! I always thought those were protected.

I gave it a try, and sure enough, I was able to download a video.

The video I downloaded was The Monster Movie Fan's Guide To Japan promo video by Karlos Borloff of Monster Madhouse.

I imagine that it will take a little time and plenty of use to get the full hang of Blogger's new system. But at least I am liking Google Chrome. At least for now.

Godzilla Tribute Clip

Karlos Borloff of Monster Madhouse has posted a YouTube video, "Godzilla Tribute Clip."



Borloff previously posted a YouTube video promoting The Monster Movie Fan's Guide To Japan.

Above, Borloff meets Haruo "Godzilla" Nakajima. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Mitra Videos Picks Up Monster Japan Travel Guide Slideshow Video

The YouTube slideshow video of The Monster Movie Fan's Guide To Japan has been picked up by Mitra Videos.

On their page, they posted:

This page contains a list of videos from Google, Youtube, and Amazon about fictional locations in the godzilla films. We also provide some recomendation so you can surf the internet faster and fun.

Right, Ai with The Monster Movie Fan's Guide To Japan." Photo by Armand Vaquer.

On their "About Us" page, they posted:

Mitra Videos help you surf videos on any topic: arts, business, computers, cultures, economics, environment, health, home, internet, politics, recreation, science, social sciences, society, sports, etc.

To view their site, go here.

Universal Centennial - Restoring the Classics - A Lifetime of Memories

Universal Pictures is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, and to celebrate, they are doing some great things.

Here's what Universal Pictures posted:

Universal will mark its 100th anniversary in 2012, and will commemorate its centennial with a yearlong celebration honoring the studio's rich film history and cultural legacy. The campaign draws its inspiration from Universal's extraordinary and diverse library of films, many of which will be highlighted throughout the year, and is designed to engage fans of all ages in the art of moviemaking.

A significant element of the centennial includes the extensive restoration of 13 of the studio's most beloved titles such as To Kill a Mockingbird, All Quiet on the Western Front, Jaws, The Sting, Out of Africa, Frankenstein and Schindler's List.

Also included in the centennial restoration project is the 1931 Dracula starring Bela Lugosi and the 1931 Spanish version. Besides Frankenstein, Universal is restoring Bride of Frankenstein (1935) starring Boris Karloff.

Here is a 9-minute YouTube video Universal posted on the restoration:

Monster Japan Travel Guide Slideshow Video

A slideshow video of some of the kaiju locations covered in The Monster Movie Fan's Guide To Japan.

Waiting For Sooperman!

Ted Newsom strikes again: