madness1
Main Eventer
Joined on: Jan 31, 2007 10:26:16 GMT -5
Posts: 2,023
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Post by madness1 on Apr 17, 2008 23:26:44 GMT -5
wow no one has included the Monday Night Wars DVD. That is my fav. even wwe came out shinning. What always killed me is how they condem WCW for stealing talent, when WWE did the same thing to AWA.
My top ten
1. Monday Night Wars 2. Self Desturction of the Ultimate Warrior 3. HBK (2008) 4. Rise and Fall of the AWA 5. Bret Hart Best there is... 6. Hulk Hogan Ultimate Anthalogy( just for his explination of him and Macho's falling out) 7. Rise and Fall of ECW 8. Andre The Giant 9. Roddy Piper 10. Jake Roberts
I always mark out to all the bio's. I really want a Sting and a Lex Lugar (simmilar to a UW and Jake Roberts)
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Post by DZ: WF Legacy on Apr 18, 2008 2:17:29 GMT -5
I've yet to watch some of them but out of those I have seen thus far:
1) Bret Hart 2) Chris Benoit 3) Spectacular Legacy of AWA 4) Four Horsemen 5) Monday Night Wars
I also enjoyed Pillman's, Road Warriors', Shawn Michaels' and Rise & Fall of ECW. Still have to check out WCCW and Eddie's.
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Post by hbk4champ on Apr 18, 2008 2:56:50 GMT -5
hbk.
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Post by Dan on Apr 18, 2008 8:14:26 GMT -5
The Rise and Fall of ECW, Brock Lesnar's, Shawn Michaels and McMahon are all really good.
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Post by oozingmachismo on Apr 18, 2008 8:56:49 GMT -5
I just saw the WCCW DVD a few nights ago. How Kevin Von Erich is still going I'll never know. Great DVD. WWE has put out some great stuff over the past few years with their huge library and all, but the thing I like most about them are the people who were involved with the subject material are the ones the interviews focus on. For instance, the WCCW DVD had Gary Hart, Kevin Von Erich, Michael Hayes, Buddy Rogers, and other World Class guys all over the documentary. But the Warrior DVD... yeah, it was kinda cool to see the point of view of Vince and other guys in the locker room toward the Warrior, but I don't get how anyone can take it seriously without getting the Warrior's take on things. It was an hour and a half of people making fun of him, and attributing his success to everyone around him - Vince, Hogan, the writers, the guy who composed his theme song... I remember reading that Bret agreed to work with WWE on his DVD after he saw "Self Destruction" and didn't want his bio to turn out to be the same.
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Post by timi on Apr 18, 2008 14:25:37 GMT -5
1) Ultimate Ric Flair Collection 2) Rise & Fall of ECW 3) Brian Pillman 4) Bret Hart 5) Roddy Piper
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