Wrestling DVDs Thread

rovert

Disc 1

San Antonio vs. Calgary

The Rockers vs. The Hart Foundation

Heartbreak Kid vs.The Hit Man

Intercontinental Champion vs. WWE Champion

Showstopper vs. Excellence of Execution

Progressive vs. Traditional

Fantasy vs. Reality

Respect vs. Trust

Redemption vs. Reconciliation

Hope vs. Peace

The Rockers vs. The Hart Foundation
Madison Square Garden – 25th November, 1989

Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Wrestling Challenge – 10th February, 1990

The Rockers vs. The Hart Foundation
Tokyo Dome – 30th March, 1991

Ladder Match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Portland, Oregon– 21st July, 1992

Intercontinental Championship Match
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Syracuse, New York– 29th April, 1992

WWE Championship Match
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Survivor Series – 25th November, 1992

Steel Cage Match
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Utica, New York – 1st December, 1993

Disc 2

Iron Man Match for the WWE Championship
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
WrestleMania 12 – 31st March, 1996

WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
Bret Hart’s Induction
Chicago, Illinois – 1st April, 2006

Bret Hart Returns to Raw
Raw – 4th January, 2010

WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
Shawn Michaels’ Induction
Atlanta, Georgia – 2nd April, 2011


Blu-ray Exclusive Moments

Vince McMahon Interviews Shawn Michaels & Bret Hart
Raw – 3rd February, 1997

Bret Hart Promo In Ring
Raw – 12th May, 1997

Hart Foundation Promo In Ring
Raw – 19th May, 1997

WWE Championship Match
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Survivor Series – 9th November , 1997

Blu-ray Exclusive Special Features

The First WWE Ladder Match

SummerSlam 1992

Winning the WWE Championship for the First Time

Bret’s WCW Regrets

Cameras Rolling Between Takes

Gonna get got

rovert

rovert wrote: »

Gonna get got

Will the standard DVD set be 3 discs or 2 disc the same as Blu ray?

grames_bond

rovert wrote: »

BRET VS SHAWN Gonna get got

aAbsolutely - 2 of the greatets of all time! that is spectacular!

And i like the sound of the blu ray exclusives too - do they release all their blu rays region 2 too or is it only a select few/ppv's?

rovert

Deleted User wrote: »

Will the standard DVD set be 3 discs or 2 disc the same as Blu ray?

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http://www.silvervision.co.uk/category/Coming-Soon/page1.html

jmolloy

watched mania 22 for no reason last night on dvd, special features are ok chicago crowd was hot and was probably the last decent bell to bell mania. was strange to see people were annoyed with cena even a yr into him been who he is today. was a chicgo crowd so maybe that's why they were so anti cena. also punk did make sure to be centre of attention for most of that entry. felt sorry for booker and dibiase snr watching it back they deserved better than boogeyman and a freak reference respectively. mickie james vs trish reminded me how good diva wrestling used to be (mickie always awesome imo but's she rarely looked better than she did at 22) and hbk v vince still a classic. i will admit to skipping jbl v benoit but good solid card but i can see why vince wanted mania in stadiums soon after it just has a extreme ppv feel

jmolloy

jeremy borash tweeted the following:

'The UK Sony distribution center which houses and distributes our TNA DVDs in Enfield the has been destroyed by fire in the riots '

The guardian had an article up about how this will affect distributors and it seemed to believe that insurance will cover cost at least but this is still bound to be a big blow to tna especially with massive sales expected for immortal forever?:D(sorry couldn't resist)

http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2011/aug/09/british-film-distributors-warehouse-fire

rovert

jmolloy wrote: »

jeremy borash tweeted the following:

'The UK Sony distribution center which houses and distributes our TNA DVDs in Enfield the has been destroyed by fire in the riots '

The guardian had an article up about how this will affect distributors and it seemed to believe that insurance will cover cost at least but this is still bound to be a big blow to tna especially with massive sales expected for immortal forever?:D(sorry couldn't resist)

http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2011/aug/09/british-film-distributors-warehouse-fire

Silver Vison was just down the road. They tweeted they are fine thankfully.

Really sad about the Indy music labels possible going bust because of this. They represent some really great artists.

jaykhunter

jmolloy wrote: »

The guardian had an article up about how this will affect distributors and it seemed to believe that insurance will cover cost at least but this is still bound to be a big blow to tna especially with massive sales expected for immortal forever?:D(sorry couldn't resist)

HA HA HA HA HA! Kayfabe documentaries ftw

thebostoncrab

Just pick up the 3 disk DVD of The Rock for €10 in Heatons of all places!

thebostoncrab

Just pick up the 3 disk DVD of The Rock for €10 in Heatons of all places!

D2D

The OMG DVD is definetly worth a watch. Some really cool moments on it

Zack Ryder is a part of the DVD!! Not the list itself but the DVD

JP Liz V1

thebostoncrab wrote: »

Just pick up the 3 disk DVD of The Rock for €10 in Heatons of all places!

Yes was just going to post that seen it today

The Rock: The Most Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment 3 dvd set €10 in Heatons

D2D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaDlHtuJqdY

glenjamin

Picked up Rock's DVD in Heaton's too.

Is it true that the nWo DVD is worth quite a bit?

Tinie

glenjamin wrote: »

Picked up Rock's DVD in Heaton's too.

Is it true that the nWo DVD is worth quite a bit?

Not a massive bit, have it myself, but its out of print, so like any OOP WWF DVD, it will get more valuable over time.

steelcityblues

Quite funny seeing Shawn Michaels making no effort to dress up for the interview.

rovert

steelcityblues wrote: »

Quite funny seeing Shawn Michaels making no effort to dress up for the interview.

Wait until your hairline recedes

steelcityblues

rovert wrote: »

Wait until your hairline recedes

That isn't an excuse for you not being able to avoid to dress like Steven Regal's 'Man's man' character.

jaykhunter

such a maaaaaaaaaaaan! (such a man)

D2D

jaykhunter wrote: »

such a maaaaaaaaaaaan! (such a man)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RRikPlDhfo

jmolloy

The History Of The World Heavyweight Championship for £7.99. Well worth picking up at that price.

http://www.silvervision.co.uk/products/The-History-Of-The-World-Heavyweight-Championship-DVD-3-Discs.html

FreezeUp

steelcityblues wrote: »

Quite funny seeing Shawn Michaels making no effort to dress up for the interview.

Although I thought the same thing, I can't remember Shawn ever dressing smart for any DVD. Unless I'm forgetting one.

steelcityblues

FreezeUp wrote: »

Although I thought the same thing, I can't remember Shawn ever dressing smart for any DVD. Unless I'm forgetting one.

He is wearing a jacket on 'From the Vault', from years ago.

Charisteas

Dare_2_defy wrote: »

The OMG DVD is definetly worth a watch. Some really cool moments on it

+ 1 to this, really loved this DVD. (Well, mp4 file).

As you would expect, around 35 of the 50 moments are from the Attitude Era, definitely worth checking it out.

Machismo Fan

Steve Austin:The Most Popular Superstar Of All Time DVD (4 Discs)

Disc One
Football and Wrestling

Rookie of the Year

From Hollywood, California

A Platform

Fang McFrost

Main Event Momentum

1 % Tough, 99 % Lucky

Raising Hell

Tyson & Austin

Austin Era Has Begun

Cultural Phenomenon

Stooges

The Boss

Rattlesnake vs. Brahma Bull

Difficult Decisions

Return to Mania

Stone Cold Comedy

Really? I’m not coming!

One More Round

The Law of Monday Night Raw

The Show Never Ends

New Horizons

Somewhere Down In Texas

Special Features

The Autograph

Hair Club

The Rattlesnake

Tangled

Punked

The Stunner

Bleed For Me

Disc Two
An Introduction From Stone Cold Steve Austin

Stunning Steve Austin vs. Gentleman Chris Adams
USWA – May 1990

Stunning Steve Austin & Ric Flair vs. Sting & Ricky ‘The Dragon’ Steamboat
WCW Saturday Night – 30th July, 1994

King of the Ring Final
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Jake “The Snake” Roberts
King of the Ring – 23rd June, 1996

Submission Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Bret “Hit Man” Hart
W/ Alternate Commentary By: Stone Cold Steve Austin & Jim Ross
WrestleMania 13 – 23rd March, 1997

Intercontinental Championship Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Rocky Maivia
In Your House: D-Generation X – 7th December, 1997

WWE Championship Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Shawn Michaels
W/ Alternate Commentary By: Stone Cold Steve Austin & Jim Ross
WrestleMania 14 – 29th March, 1998


Disc Three
No Disqualification, Falls Count Anywhere Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Dude Love
Over the Edge – 31st May, 1998

WWE Championship Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Undertaker
SummerSlam – 30th August, 1998

Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Big Show
Raw – 22nd March, 1999

No Disqualification Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock
WrestleMania XV – 28th March, 1999

No Disqualification Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock
W/ Alternate Commentary By: Stone Cold Steve Austin & Jim Ross
WrestleMania X-7 – 1st April, 2001

Disc Four
A Flare for the Old
WCW Saturday Night – 5th June, 1993

"A Bunch of Violent Crap"
Hardcore TV – 10th October, 1995

Monday NyQuil
Hardcore TV – 31st October, 1995

"Flat Out Disgusted"
Hardcore TV – 19th December, 1995

"My Exact Opinion of Bret Hart"
In Your House: Mind Games – 22nd September, 1996

Stone Cold on Livewire
Livewire – 19th October, 1996

Home Invasion
Raw – 4th November, 1996

1996 New Sensation Award
Slammy Awards Show – 21st March, 1997

Freedom of Speech Award
Slammy Awards Show – 21st March, 1997

Ambulance Attack
Raw – 21st April, 1997

The World’s Most Famous Stunner
Raw – 22nd September, 1997

Tyson and Austin!
Raw – 19th January, 1998

The Easy Way or the Hard Way
Raw – 30th March, 1998

Zamboni 3:16
Raw – 28th September, 1998

Paging Dr. Austin
Raw – 5th October, 1998

McMahon’s Cement Corvette
Raw – 12th October, 1998

Bang 3:16
Raw – 19th October, 1998

Stone Cold Beer Truck
Raw – 22nd March, 1999

The Funeral of Stone Cold Steve Austin
Raw – 19th April, 1999

Austin’s Revenge
Survivor Series – 19th November, 2000

Jim Ross Interviews Steve Austin and The Rock
SmackDown! – 22nd March, 2001

Gift Giving Mood
SmackDown! – 5th July, 2001

Mr. McMahon’s Alliance Woes
SmackDown! – 12th July, 2001

The Old Stone Cold
SmackDown! – 19th July, 2001

Whataburger
Raw – 14th January, 2002

The Highlight Reel
Insurrextion – 7th June, 2003

steelcityblues

Good to see a lot of promos being included in the new Austin DVD.

That is the one thing that the DVD from a few years ago lacked.

rovert

People online are raging about the match listing (too many of repeat matches and extremely little WCW).

jaykhunter

Who'd've thought the ten billionth austin DVD aka useless cash-grab wouldn't be to the hardcore fans' delectation! Don't buy it then!

(lol at wrestling fans "raging")

is this the observer crowd or other forums too?

steelcityblues

jaykhunter wrote: »

Who'd've thought the ten billionth austin DVD aka useless cash-grab wouldn't be to the hardcore fans' delectation! Don't buy it then!

(lol at wrestling fans "raging")

is this the observer crowd or other forums too?

Don't get the complaints either.

If it involves Austin, it will be a enjoyable DVD anyway.

jaykhunter

With these multiple DVDs of the same wrestler, do WWE think they have new fans every few years? Do you guys think WWE's casual audience of kids sloughs off every few years and is replaced by new younger fans? (so they wouldn't have been 'sold' an Austin/Rock/Cena etc DVD before)