WWE Biographies/Documentaries
 

Can anyone give me a good list of WWE released biography DVDs, and documentaries(such as HIAC, Ladder etc)

I'm looking to pick up and collect some more, rather than PPV DVDs.

Currently I have :

Mick Foley : Greatest Hits and Misses
Mick Foley : Hard Knocks and Cheap Pops
WWE Confidential
The Stone Cold Truth
Monday Night Wars
Eddie Guererro : Cheating Death, Stealing Life
Hulk Still Rules
Tombstone: History of the Undertaker
Rey Mysterio : Biggest Little Man
History of the WWE Championship
Shawn Michaels : From the Vault
McMahon


Any suggestions welcome. I just want to know what else of this variety is available.

Thanks

The Rise and Fall of ECW is a must.

I've seen the documentary side of it, and enjoyed it. What are the extras?

Agreed

The Hardcore dvd is quite good as well they have 1 hour documentary with different superstars talking about what it is like to be hardcore. It was made back when they were the WWF so its pretty hard to find I found my at a place called McKays.

The Triumph and Tragedy of WCCW is real good its a good piece of wrestling history. I don't know how much of it is true but its still a good watch.

Jake the snake: Pick your Poison
Bret's DVD
The life and times of Mr. Perfect

all awesome

I have been wanting to get the Mr. Perfect one for awhile.


Hulk still rules is pretty good if you can find it. Its out of print the only copy I got was on a different region.

How much different is the more recent Hogan one to Hulk Still Rules? Obviously therese not a whole lot of point to me getting the newer one if its all but the same.

Same question about the Eddie one really. I have Cheating Death, Stealing Life DVD. But I'd quite like to take a look at the new 'Viva La Raza' one. But aside from 'Remembering Eddie' and the tribute shows, how much difference is there?

The matches are probably better on the newest one but the Documentary is very well done it follows him all the way up to his lastworld title win in 02. You know the last time we actually still loved him. The history of IC title is alot better then then the history of the WWE title.

The newest Hogan one has only matches and no bio. I got both

Yeah but who really wants to watch a bio on Hogan being the ego manaic that he is? I bet every person in here was hulkmaniac when we were 5 but now that we see how he really is and the fact the he refused to job to Austin and have rematch with Randy Savage for childrens hospital show his true colors and there not red and yellow. Well maybe yellow

BUT ITS STILL REAL TO ME DAMMIT!!!!

Umm, I'm pretty sure Savage wanted to shoot fight him, and Hogan did him a favor by not doing it. Later, Hogan asked Savage to step outside with him at an NWA-TNA taping, and Savage refused. Savage pretty much left the wrestling world for a few years after that.

Love him or hate him, Hulk has had an interesting life, so why wouldn't anyone wanna learn about him? And like I've been posting for seven years now, if Hulk has an ego, it's because the fans gave him it.

Shawn Michaels: Heartbreak and triumph
Bret Hart
Rise and fall of ECW
Hell in a cell
Ladder
ECW Bloodsport
Best of raw
Viva la raza
The Rock
Mr. Perfect
Jake the snake Roberts
Legion of Doom

But he can control it and lets see Savage Called him out first and he pussed out. I take Savages side Hogan is a piece of shit. But I am not here to argue about Hogan. Oh yeah it took Hogan 2 years to even challenge him. Ok one last thing both of there EGOs are out of controls so lets just agree on that. Becasue we can do the he said bullshit all day long. Its most likly jsut a bunch of lies and fabircated stories.

I like to learn about Hogan you just find out what kind of piece of shit he is.

Anyways DVD talk.

Just because a man refuses to fight doesn't make him yellow. Some might actually think that's being a class act. If anyone chickened out, it was Savage. Heck, he quit working at the NWA-TNA because of (as he put it at the time) an "unsafe working environment". He wouldn't even go back there without bodyguards, and like I already posted, he disappeared from the wrestling world for several years following that.

We can make a thread for this some other time. We can follow up the HBK/Hitman real life fued. Any good WWE DVDs you know of?

I have one:

http://www.tpww.net/forums/showthread.php?t=88437

Well damn

<font color=goldenrod>The Pillman DVD is great</font>

Fuck off with the Hogan hard on Val Venis, this thread has nothing to do with it.

Thank You!!!

You don't have to be rude. I'm not sure if you noticed, but it's been a while since I posted on here, so why post your message to me at all? I think any smart person could get a clue that the subject was dropped by me when I left a link to the other thread and have not returned since.

The only good thing about the Hogan dvd is if you got it at Wal Mart it came with a 4th disk with HBK vs Hogan on it.

Anyways, I say scope out the WCCW and AWA dvds if you can.

The version of the Foley dvd I have includes another disc that has:
Foley vs Orton
Foley vs Edge
Foley, Edge, Lita vs Dreamer, Funk and Buellah
Foley vs Ric Flair

Not a bad bonus at all.

The AWA one was terrific.

Rob Van Dams and Chris Benoit's (if you can find it).

Benoit's is dead-good.

Plenty of copys of Benoits on Amazon.

In an interesting note about Benoit, I was flicking through the new WWE Encyclopedia the other day(which looks pretty cool by the way, gonna pick it up on Saturday more than likely) and I found that not only has Benoit been included, but he has a half page complete with picture. His section mentions his dungeon background and his career and championships. Nothing about 'the late Chris Benoit' or his death. Just a perfect little career piece. Glad that they put it in.

Stars of the 90s was good, wasn't expecting them to put Sting on it though.