Rated NR
Released: 2012
Staring: Scott Hall, Kevin Nash, Hulk Hogan
Format Watched In: Netflix
Okay so this one won't be for everyone, hell it might not even be for most people. However I'm a wrestling fan and while I found this documentary on the nWo to be kind of lacking in the depth and detail that I remember so fondly from the Rise and Fall of ECW and a few other WWE released documentaries I still found this release to be enjoyable. Sure I wish it had gone into more detail about what caused it to collapse onto itself and die, but the reality of this is this one isn't about the fall of the nWo, but rather it intends to romanticize that period and the change that the entire angle brought into professional wrestling. This review is probably gonna be shorter than most because there isn't much to say. If you enjoy this sort of thing (i.e. pro wrestling documentaries) then you will probably like this look back to what many consider the glory days of wrestling. If you don't then you really won't like it.
Rating: B
Did they talk about the whole NWO, including the crappy version with Virgil and Scott Norton, or did they only focus on the original three? Did they go into the red/white split? C'mon Allen...
ReplyDeleteThey went into the whole thing but they really brushed past the wolfpac split and the finger poke of doom.
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