[Big Z]

Would be nice for a little HATE~! too this time around. Not that shitty hate crap they build the feud from last time . U NAVERZ SHUW UP. YU FROOTI PABBLE.

[Ether]

Originally Posted by alliance

man get the Monday night wars dvd and listen to Brisco LMFAO *MUA*

that was baaaaaaaaaaad

[adrian_zombo]

The ones used to commemorate a career, guys are usually able to show how they appreciated the work / sacrifices that the individual put into the business so it tends to go that way. It kinda makes sense, particularly when the guy is done for good and there's an opportunity to acknowledge them. Is it overbearing at times? Yeah. But when a guy gave his life to this career and he retires as a great, I can see why he'd deserve it.

[The Beast Incarnate]

Just watched the Road Warriors doc and I noticed how far documentaries have fallen collectively over the past few years. I mean, this doc covered fucking EVERYTHING inside and out , whereas in the NWO doc I watched a few days ago covered the bare basics and didn't go in depth about fucking anything. Would have liked to hear some input on both Starrcade 97 and how much of a massive failure it was, and other misc shit like that. WWE documentaries for the most part just tell us what we already know anyways. Punk's DVD has been the exception this year honestly.

Now I have to sit through two discs of Road Warrior "matches" .... GOODIE (atleast it's a step up from the NWO "match listing" )

[Big Z]

I wouldn't say documentaries have really fallen over the last couple of years of anything. If anything they are way better now. We just get the odd half arsed attempt like the NWO and AE ones. Superstar sets are usually top notch (when not mostly about that crappy road to WM stuff).

[jonoaries]

Originally Posted by FuckChristmas

I wouldn't say documentaries have really fallen over the last couple of years of anything. If anything they are way better now. We just get the odd half arsed attempt like the NWO and AE ones. Superstar sets are usually top notch (when not mostly about that crappy road to WM stuff).

I agree. I collect them. I'm short a few though. The Road Warriors is one I don't have.

[Jack Evans 187]

Originally Posted by #PaulHeymanGuy

Just watched the Road Warriors doc and I noticed how far documentaries have fallen collectively over the past few years. I mean, this doc covered fucking EVERYTHING inside and out , whereas in the NWO doc I watched a few days ago covered the bare basics and didn't go in depth about fucking anything. Would have liked to hear some input on both Starrcade 97 and how much of a massive failure it was, and other misc shit like that. WWE documentaries for the most part just tell us what we already know anyways. Punk's DVD has been the exception this year honestly.

Now I have to sit through two discs of Road Warrior "matches" .... GOODIE (atleast it's a step up from the NWO "match listing" )

Why do you keep torturing yourself with these mediocre match listings? Watch out for that match with Hogan & Tenryu though. Nice gem to find on a WWE DVD.

[Big Z]

Warriors one isn't that great imo. Might be if your a big fan of the team, but it was made around the time they were just starting to get the hang of documentaries. After the likes of Its My Yard and Monday Night Wars, but before the awesomeness of Jake Roberts and ECW.

*awaits someone to correct me and tell me it came out after Jake Roberts and/or ECW set . I can't remember exactly when it came out so I'm technically talking out my arse *

[The-Rock-Says]

Is the MNW one any good?

[jonoaries]

Wasn't Andre the first one? I don't have that either, never been a fan of Andre.