WWE The Attitude Era Volume 2 (3 DVD) [Edizione: Regno Unito] [Import]

Will not play DVD on my Xbox 0ne

Schnelle Lieferung . Ein Muss für echte Fans. Guter Zustand. Kann ich nur empfehlen.

I enjoyed watching this bluray and reliving wrestling memories from years gone by!

Eine perfekte WWE Blu Ray. Einfach Klasse und das cover mit Stone Cold Steve Austin ist großartig. Diese Blu Ray verdient 5 Sterne.

As I'm sure you've seen in previous release's , Michael Cole is the host. He is featured very infrequently, though. He only shows up at the very beginning and the very end, making his presence in the first place feel odd. In between various matches and moments, we do get some interviews with a number of different Attitude Era stars. I appreciated the list of talent used for the interviews a lot. Sure, we've got an interview piece with The Rock, and one with Triple H as well, but for the most part, some of the less heralded stars of the era were interviewed. This includes people like The Godfather, X-Pac, Sunny, and Jerry Lawler. There's no real through-line for the various interviews; instead, they are a number of different "shoot interview" style stories about the moments and backstage life from the era. You will learn a few things you didn't know from these interviews, making them worthwhile inclusions. As usual, I would have preferred more, but I thought we got a nice balance throughout the set. Overall, I thought the segments were well-chosen. They represent the era well, even if there aren't too many famous moments. Fans of unreleased footage will certainly approve of this fact. It may appear that there are many more matches than segments included on this DVD, and overall that is true, but a lot of the matches end up being glorified segments, since they break down pretty quickly. For example, the Kaientai match is really only included to set up the infamous Val Venis/Kaientai moment backstage. It ends up being a lot of fun going into a match only seeing the generic match listing, and then discovering which moment this ends up leading to. For people like myself who grew up watching the Attitude Era i would recommended it.