Now This Is DVD Worth Putting The Name Shawn Michaels On !!!

It Is Great That WWE Is Finally Putting Matches That Arn't On Other DVD Sets Already. That Is Just One Reason Why This Set Is So Great. Also, Most Matches You Cannot Get On Official VHS. Since I Usually Enjoy WWE Material And Like To Own Material I Don't Already Have This Is An Absolute MUST! Another Reason Is The Documentry Is Over 2 Hours Long And Wrestler Documentries Do Not Dissappoint. For About 4 years, Ever Since My Interest In Wrestling Has Had A Rebirth (Stopped Watching After 1994 After I Turned 12 And Started Again In 2003) Shawn Michaels Has Been My # 2 Wrestler Of All Time Right Behind The Undertaker And Right Above The Rock. It Is Somewhat Ironic That This DVD Set Was Released On November 27 My Birthday !!! Thank You WWE For Finally Making A DVD That Does Justice To The Career Of One Of The Greatest Entertainers In The World !!!!!

My Favorite WWE Dvd Ever!!!

This is by far (in my opinion) the best documentary ever made by WWE. I am proud to say that Shawn Michaels has been my favorite wrestler for the past five years and this DVD just makes me like him more! This DVD has so much history in it. Hearing him talk about his relationship with Nash, HHH, and Hall, the Monteral screwjob, his own personal demons, and his faith is well worth the price alone. Another cool thing is the fact that none of the matches are on any other DVD release. Great job WWE! It's good to be able to own the lost classic between HBK vs. Double J. The match between him and the British Bulldog for the WWE title was cool. I am also glad that they decided to put the near hour long bout between him and Cena. My I say that this match beat their WrestleMania 23 match by a long shot! Even if your not a die hard Michaels fan, you should get this DVD!

A couple of notes

This was a VERY good DVD and it showcased Shawn Michales Career very well. I especially liked the territory footage which showed a very green Michaels, who could barely speak on camera and had to rely on Jannety to carry the interviews. It was amazing to see how much Michaels devloped into the orator he is now and to hear Jannety is pretty sad, as he sounds like his brain is now mush due to some of the drugs he has taken.

The only real complaints is what was left out. They edited out the section on Kurt Angle (probably because he went to TNA) and the last half of the DVD is very rushed and doesn't really focus on some of Michael's latest items. Also, Sid is never mentioned, nor do they review the feud that He and Jannety had over the IC Belt. Chyna is never mentioned, there are no interviews with Hall, Nash, or Sean Waltman (only Hall is working for TNA so they could have used the other two) so you felt that a lot of the story wasn't being told from another perspective.

Also, Bret Hart fans will be enraged not because of Michaels giving his side of the Montreal hit, but because of the blatant lie given by HHH when he states that Hart's contract was going to expire the day after Survivor Series. In actuality, Hart had more than 4 weeks left on his contract and cold have lost the belt any time anywhere during those weeks.

Other than any of that, I would highly recommend this DVD!