View Full Version : Wrestlemania XX DVD question.
Dorkchop
08-15-2004, 08:13 PM
I was showing my friend how cool the entrance way looked in my WM XX DVD. I went through a lot of the wrestlers' entrances, when I noticed that the DVD did not show Ultimo Dragon slip on his cape.
My question isn't really why they took that out. What else did they edit out on that DVD? :foc:
Disturbed316
08-15-2004, 08:18 PM
They took it out to save him looking like a dick basically. They also edited out some of the chants from the Goldberg/Lesnar match.
The Ravishing One
08-16-2004, 04:48 AM
Also Victoria's music :rant:
Also they took out the part when Austin was hit in the face with a beer can :lol:
Shaggy
08-16-2004, 05:41 PM
Why the hell are they changing the Dvd's. When you watch it you are suppose to be experiencing the event as it was on tv. Not edited with a whole bunch of crap taken out.
Why the hell are they changing the Dvd's. When you watch it you are suppose to be experiencing the event as it was on tv. Not edited with a whole bunch of crap taken out.
Some because of copyrights, and some because they dont want their wrestlers to look like idiots... (IE: Austin's beer can, Dragon's slip) And some so they dont have the wrong heat, which is the really stupid one...
Shaggy
08-16-2004, 07:01 PM
the only entertaining thing about the Goldberg-Lesnar match at WM was the crowd chanting. That was pretty much it.
RGWhat316
08-17-2004, 02:04 AM
Unfortunately, after seeing SummerSlam, I do believe that alot of the chants will be taken out by the time the DVD comes out.
Unfortunately, after seeing SummerSlam, I do believe that alot of the chants will be taken out by the time the DVD comes out.
I wonder if they can edit out the wave? :shifty:
Why the hell are they changing the Dvd's. When you watch it you are suppose to be experiencing the event as it was on tv. Not edited with a whole bunch of crap taken out.
They're sold with the purpose of being a much better edited version of the PPV.
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