Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you remeber the Monday night wars and the NWO its a must you relive this time period.

MOVIE/DOCUMENTARY: -Total runtime is disappointing. What's with WWE releasing 1 hour documentaries? Not enough time to cover everything so what you have here is a brief and incomplete run through of the nWo's history accompanied with a few outdated interviews from Hall and Hogan. VIDEO/AUDIO: - Considering that most of the footage is old, they did a good job with the transfer. EXTRAS: - I enjoyed the Legends of Wrestling Roundtable extra the most. A lot of information that hasn't been mentioned anywhere else is here. You get a firsthand account from one of the founding fathers himiself, Nash. - Not the best selection of matches. I only thoroughly enjoyed The Outsiders' matches. - Incomplete list of "announcement vignettes," as some are left out I believe. I got into wrestling because of the nWo. Hogan, Hall, and Nash were the bad boys of wrestling. Although this blu-ray isn't a complete and definitive nWo set, it helped me remember a lot of the good times when wrestling was fun to watch and inevitably reminded me how it got out of hand and why I stopped watching wrestling. This blu-ray's saving grace is the roundtable discussion on disc 2. I learned a lot of things I never knew and it was extremely informative. Other than that, I'm glad I only bought this for $10, which I think is its right price point. Wait for a WWE home video sale to buy.

This is the ultimate show for NWO/attitude era fans. All of the greats are here including Sting, Hollywood Hogan, and The Outsiders. This video shows the rise and fall of NWO. You can feel the electricity in the air during the mid/late 90s in the WCW when NWO took over. Awesome DVD set worth the money.