Wrestling DVDs Thread

Tinie

3 disc batista set is £3.99 delivered on CDWOW.

Have used them before with no problems.

http://www.cdwow.com/DVD/wwe-batista-i-walk-alone/dp/6429777#bc=b519

Looks like a good deal.

To get at that price, click this link first, then search for it in search bar http://cdwow.com/go/nusextra

Few other WWE Dvds on sale like Survivor Series 2008 (Limited Edition Steelbook) for £2.49 and Survivor Series 2007 (Limited Edition Steelbook) for £2.49 also.

http://www.cdwow.com/search?q=wwe&f=price_max:4.99+class:movies

Charisteas

Stone Cold Steve Austin: The Bottom Line On The Most Popular Superstar Of All Time DVD (4 Discs)

Disc 1 -

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 2-

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 3-

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 4 -

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

Approx running time 9 hrs 31 mins -

- :eek::D


Just can't wait for this.


http://www.silvervision.co.uk/products/Steve-Austin-The-Most-Popular-Superstar-Of-All-Time-DVD-4-Discs.html

Charisteas

Charisteas wrote: »

Stone Cold Steve Austin: The Bottom Line On The Most Popular Superstar Of All Time DVD (4 Discs)

Approx running time 9 hrs 31 mins -

- :eek::D


Just can't wait for this.


http://www.silvervision.co.uk/products/Steve-Austin-The-Most-Popular-Superstar-Of-All-Time-DVD-4-Discs.html

Ill probably get it if it goes down in price in a few months.

Disappointed that there isn't more of his WCW matches on it.

Just looking at the DVDs in the silvervision stock clearance sale.

Is "The Triumph and Tragedy of World Class Championship Wrestling" DVD worth getting?

rovert

Deleted User wrote: »

Just looking at the DVDs in the silvervision stock clearance sale.

Is "The Triumph and Tragedy of World Class Championship Wrestling" DVD worth getting?

Ten times yes

Tinie

Deleted User wrote: »

Just looking at the DVDs in the silvervision stock clearance sale.

Is "The Triumph and Tragedy of World Class Championship Wrestling" DVD worth getting?

Picked that up for like £2 or £2.50 during that big CDWOW WWE DVD sale... must watch it soon. Looks interesting though.

Deleted User

Deleted User wrote: »

Just looking at the DVDs in the silvervision stock clearance sale.

Is "The Triumph and Tragedy of World Class Championship Wrestling" DVD worth getting?

Got around to watching this tonight.

What an unbelievable and sad story but a great documentary that I would recommend.

Thanks for the recommendation Rovert.

rovert

cactus mac88 get this then as most say this is better:



The story is a massively sleazy tragedy.

Irvin Muchnick wrote in 1988 Penthouse magazine exposé on the WCCW and Von Erich tragedies. That is still shocking now post-internet and the opening up of the Wrestling business.

http://www.hack-man.com/Wrestling/NewsArticles/198810xx-PenthouseVonErich.html

I remember Gary Hart in his book writing that he walked in on Chris Von Erich at age 12/13 snorting cocaine.

irish_stevo815

Got my hands on the new Stone Cold DVD and Randy Orton: Evolution of a predator.

Watched the Stone cold one last night (Well watched disc one and the matches up to WM14 - vs. HBK). It was a really good documentary on his life. I was shocked at how emotional he got when he was talking about

his last Wrestlemania match with the Rock. Even the Rock looked like he was about to cry.

Will probably stick on disc 1 of the Randy Orton DVD now in a while, looks interesting enough. The only thing, it probably totally dismisses his first World Title win, since it was against Benoit

CMpunked

Had a look at the doc disc of the new stone cold dvd last night.
Holy wow that was a great dvd, i love the raw honesty he gives throughout the 2 and a half hours.

Really is a great watch. And i havent even put on the matches yet, gonna leave that for over christmas.

rovert

CMpunked wrote: »

Had a look at the doc disc of the new stone cold dvd last night.
Holy wow that was a great dvd, i love the raw honesty he gives throughout the 2 and a half hours.

Really is a great watch. And i havent even put on the matches yet, gonna leave that for over christmas.

Make sure you watch JR & Austin's Wrestlemania XIX commentary. Defo something to look forward to.

Deleted User

Deleted User wrote: »

Ill probably get it if it goes down in price in a few months.

Disappointed that there isn't more of his WCW matches on it.

Decided to treat myself to the Austin DVD seeing as though its Christmas.

Looking forward to watching it tonight after people giving good reviews on here.

Deleted User

Deleted User wrote: »

Decided to treat myself to the Austin DVD seeing as though its Christmas.

Looking forward to watching it tonight after people giving good reviews on here.

Just got finished watching the Austin DVD and it was brilliant.

Maybe the best documentary type DVD they have done?

Also really enjoyed the 3 commentaries Austin does with JR for his matches against Bret, Shawn and Rock.

Highly recommended

Butch Cassidy

Deleted User wrote: »

Just got finished watching the Austin DVD and it was brilliant.

Maybe the best documentary type DVD they have done?

Also really enjoyed the 3 commentaries Austin does with JR for his matches against Bret, Shawn and Rock.

Highly recommended

Looking forward to seeing the doc and it'll be nice to have all them skits and clips on the one package but the collection of matches ain't great as I'm pretty sure most if not all of them have already been included on compilations or at least already out on other DVDs. Was hoping* for more WCW stuff.


Any verdicts on the other new WWF DVDs out? Bret/Shawn, Rey Mysterio, Greatest Cage matces, Ladder Match 2?





*against hope of course!

Butch Cassidy

Butch Cassidy wrote: »

Looking forward to seeing the doc and it'll be nice to have all them skits and clips on the one package but the collection of matches ain't great as I'm pretty sure most if not all of them have already been included on compilations or at least already out on other DVDs. Was hoping* for more WCW stuff.


Any verdicts on the other new WWF DVDs out? Bret/Shawn, Rey Mysterio, Greatest Cage matces, Ladder Match 2?





*against hope of course!

I was the same before i got the Austin DVD. I had seen most all the matches bar 1 but Austin and JR commentate on his matches against Bret, HBK and Rock and i really enjoyed what Austin had to say.

The documentary itself is fantastic.

Ive only picked up the Shawn/Bret DVD and really enjoyed it. Ive heard people saying its boring because its basically just the 2 of them talking to JR for 2 hours but I thought it was great because they go over their whole feud/matches etc while sitting beside each other rather then separate interviews.

sixfingered

Jeff Jarrett 4 disc King of the Mountain DVD is only £5 before postage from TNA EuroShop, anyone seen it? Surely worth it at that price?

G-Money

The Austin DVD is good, although he seemed somewhat agitated the whole way through the interview I thought. Still pretty good though. WWE can really put together a good DVD when they make the effort.

CMpunked

Breaking The Code: Behind The Walls of Chris Jericho DVD for 10 euro

thebostoncrab

CMpunked wrote: »

Breaking The Code: Behind The Walls of Chris Jericho DVD for 10 euro

That's a steal, anyone who doesnt already own this excellent DVD needs to order it!

Has anyone bought DVDs from silvervision recently?

Id say 3 of the last 5 DVDs I have bought have come with no DVD listing sheet with them.

Its not a big deal but its annoying when you just want to go to certain match or whatever on the 3 disc sets and you have to put in each dvd (and go through the whole "don't try this at home" videos each time) to see whats on them.

CMpunked

Loads of dvds on sale on silvervision. And a lot more recent than you would expect, like WM 27 and Royal Rumble blu ray for 12 quid.



That greatest stars of the 21st century i watched last night on netflix, it passed the time but thought it would be a lot more than it was.
Worth 12 quid if you want to get a present for a younger fan to show them a bit of Recent history.

Connorzee

CMpunked wrote: »

Loads of dvds on sale on silvervision. And a lot more recent than you would expect, like WM 27 and Royal Rumble blu ray for 12 quid.



That greatest stars of the 21st century i watched last night on netflix, it passed the time but thought it would be a lot more than it was.
Worth 12 quid if you want to get a present for a younger fan to show them a bit of Recent history.

Just on that, what ones are on Netflixx?

CMpunked

Connorzee wrote: »

Just on that, what ones are on Netflixx?

I'm not sure about the irish/uk one, but for the US one there is:
Greatest superstars of the 21st century,
Rey Mysterio dvd,
Greatest Cage matches,
The chaperone, knucklehead, legendary,
Batista: i walk alone, Macho madness, the Jericho dvd
But those are just from doing quick searches.

Obviously the PPV and tv sets (best of raw 2010 for example) arent available.

MitchKoobski

Theres no wrestling stuff on the irish Netflix.

At least not yet anyway. All the content has to be cleared country by country, release by release.

Professey Chin

CMpunked wrote: »

I'm not sure about the irish/uk one, but for the US one there is:
Greatest superstars of the 21st century,
Rey Mysterio dvd,
Greatest Cage matches,
The chaperone, knucklehead, legendary,
Batista: i walk alone, Macho madness, the Jericho dvd
But those are just from doing quick searches.

Obviously the PPV and tv sets (best of raw 2010 for example) arent available.

Other ones are these (could still be more)

The American Dream: The Dusty Rhodes Story
The Backyard
Born to Controversy: The Roddy Piper Story
D-Generation X: One Last Stand
Nature Boy Ric Flair: The Definitive Collection
OMG! The Top 50 Incidents in WWE History
The Rock: The Most Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment
The True Story of WrestleMania: Vol. 1
Bobby The Brain Heenan
Hart & Soul: The Hart Family Anthology
Ricky Steamboat: The Life Story of the Dragon
Road Warriors
The Big Show: A Giant's World
The John Cena Experience
The Rise & Fall of WCW
The Shawn Michaels Story: Heartbreak & Triumph
The Spectacular Legacy of the AWA
Top 50 Superstars of All Time
Twist of Fate: The Matt & Jeff Hardy Story
Tombstone (The Undertaker history)
Best of WCW Nitro

The Great Chinholio

The Great Chinholio wrote: »

Other ones are these (could still be more)
Top 50 Superstars of All Time

Watched that the other night on netflix and the list was a joke.

Who chose the list? Was it voted for by fans or did WWE choose it themselves?


Enjoyed the Roddy Piper documentary. Very honest I thought.


Had to turn the Rey documentary off after a few minutes on netflix when he was going on about how important his mask is and how its his life. Didn't you take it off in WCW and wrestle without it for 2 years pal?

rovert

Deleted User wrote: »

Watched that the other night on netflix and the list was a joke.

Who chose the list? Was it voted for by fans or did WWE choose it themselves?


Enjoyed the Roddy Piper documentary. Very honest I thought.


Had to turn the Rey documentary off after a few minutes on netflix when he was going on about how important his mask is and how its his life. Didn't you take it off in WCW and wrestle without it for 2 years pal?

He was forced into taking it off by Bischoff

jaykhunter

rovert wrote: »

He was forced into taking it off by Bischoff

Wasn't Rey's mask quite a big money spinner despite WCW's booking? Makes sense to take it off :pac:

rovert

jaykhunter wrote: »

Wasn't Rey's mask quite a big money spinner despite WCW's booking?

Huh?

Rey was booked extremely well from his debut to 1999.

jaykhunter wrote: »

Makes sense to take it off :pac:

WCW's merchandising department were shocking outside of NWO shirts. So no. Bischoff thought masks limited wrestlers in getting over. Rey and Juvi weren't your normal troll looking Luchadores either. Both were good looking dudes and at times people thought Juvi was a good looking chick but that's a different story.

rovert

rovert wrote: »

He was forced into taking it off by Bischoff

He still wrestled without it for 2 years. Listening to him you would think he had it on since birth.

And isn't it seen as disrespectful or something among luchadores (might not be the correct term) if you unmask but then start wearing the mask again. I could be wrong but I thought I heard that before.