Thread: Has the WWE gone overboard with their DVD releases?
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Old 11-08-2006, 11:57 PM   #16
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I know hwat you mean, but they have been Great DVDs, so I can give them a pass.

The Dusty DVD was odd at first, thinking he did nothing in the E, but remember, the WWE is made up of the NWA, WCW, WWF and ECW. So its odd seeing NWA dvds under the WWE name, but they do own it.

I think the only iffy release Ive seen recently is a Brian Pillman DVD. He was always >< that close to greatness, but he missed the boat. Definatly a smark DVD.


I would kill to see a DVD on the Heenan Family.
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