WWE Greatest Rivalries Bret vs. Shawn on Netflix

[rock05173]

the road warriors one made me really dislike them...

[Brian]

Loved the HBK and Hart one.

The Bobby Heenan one was good but I felt it could have been a bit longer and maybe even a bit better. I'm a BIG fan of Heenan, from his manger work, his willing to take bumps with a ****ed up body because he'd make the crowd pop like no other AND especially his work behind the desk as a commentator. I just felt the doc could have been a bit better. When it was winding down, I couldn't help but think...NO! There's got to be more to show! Keep it going!

Flairs was good.

Dusty's was good too.

AWA was amazing.

Clash of the Champion's is cool because it shows the matches, but...it could be better.

Bautistas, Cenas, New DX, Ortons are unwatchable. Complete ****.

Macho Man Anthology was good in terms of footage, BUT...whoever those two ****heads are (chick and a guy) that were 'hosting' the show were impossible to stomach. They did Macho wrong with this pair...

**** McMahon's daughter, and you either get to run the company, or ****ed at every opportunity.

[KeyboardWarrior]

the road warriors one made me really dislike them...

How come it made you dislike them?

[rock05173]

How come it made you dislike them?

them and demolition came across as a bunch of roided up *******s

[ilovecindy]

I love the WWE documentaries. I really don't care about the matches, I love the stories of their lives/careers. But I agree, the Cenas/Ortons/even the Rock having these is dumb, their stories aren't done. Orton is barely older than me, and personally my life story ain't got much to it yet. For example, Orton's 2nd wellness suspension may be the turning point of his career, maybe he'll go on a downward spiral, get suspended, or fired I think for his 3rd violation, or maybe he will finally say **** drugs and partying, grow up and rise to a new level of stardom. Michaels had that moment, drugs and partyin weren't for him anymore, and it allowed him to come back and have another 8 years in the WWE spotlight, which was about the same amount of time as his first WWF run.

Reflections on a career are better then "this is my story up until right now."