The Dragon Saga
Whale in a Teardrop
Just viewed the documentary version of WWE's latest DVD reviewing The Rock's career. I know its been out a couple months, but it just popped on Project Free TV so I said I'd give it a watch, and I'm pretty happy with my decision.
I've always been a fan of The Rock, he was kind of my idol for awhile as a child, before he left. After watching the DVD though, I don't have such a hard feeling against him as I had before watching for leaving in 2003 the way he did. I remember being one of those fans that booed him during his match with Brock Lesnar, cause I'd been told he was leaving shortly after he'd returned. But actually thinking about it from a business standpoint I do now realise his reasons for leaving.
The DVD itself is great. Very real, a lot of terms are used such as heel, blade and listening to Vince McMahon solely refer to the product as wrestling and not sports entertainment throughout, even though the narrator constantly refers to it as sports entertainment was pretty funny. The genuine heat between Austin, Rock and Triple H was pretty cool to hear about.
I recommend it if you've the time or interest to watch, especially with a week to go before Mania. Plus you can watch it for free.
I've always been a fan of The Rock, he was kind of my idol for awhile as a child, before he left. After watching the DVD though, I don't have such a hard feeling against him as I had before watching for leaving in 2003 the way he did. I remember being one of those fans that booed him during his match with Brock Lesnar, cause I'd been told he was leaving shortly after he'd returned. But actually thinking about it from a business standpoint I do now realise his reasons for leaving.
The DVD itself is great. Very real, a lot of terms are used such as heel, blade and listening to Vince McMahon solely refer to the product as wrestling and not sports entertainment throughout, even though the narrator constantly refers to it as sports entertainment was pretty funny. The genuine heat between Austin, Rock and Triple H was pretty cool to hear about.
I recommend it if you've the time or interest to watch, especially with a week to go before Mania. Plus you can watch it for free.