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Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero, Rob Van Dam, Shawn Michaels, Mick Foley, Rey
Mysterio (single disc, but still has tons of matches).

You can view all the WWE DVD's here:

http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.ht...0&tiq=wwe&rg=A

And the older WWF titles can be viewed here:

http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.ht...0&tiq=wwf&rg=A

Phineas444

The matches they used were not for burial. Hogan/Savage/Honky all elevated the oaf big time.

Brent L

I bought the Ultimate Warrior DVD at WalMart this past Tuesday. Here are my favorite parts of the main feature:

-Talking about where "Parts Unknown" is located.

-The Ultimate Warrior interview showcase part of the show.

-Anything that Heenan or Mean Gene had to say! I loved hearing him tell the story about the Andre incident.

-Hogan talking about his match with Warrior at Halloween Havoc '98, including talking about, and really pointing out (even in slow motion), the fireball screwup. (Hogan totally admits that it was his fault, and that his own screwup ruined the match up. Everyone totally bashes this match, even Bishoff and Hogan himself, it's great to see, since Hogan almost never says anything bad about himself.)

I thought it was a great DVD, that didn't really say much of anything new, but it's all pretty much true. We've heard most, if not all, of what the wrestlers and guys say from other people like Meltzer over the years. At times while watching it, I just sat back and looked at it amazed. I couldn't believe that this was something that WWE actually put together, it's very weird.

It's not all bad either, most everyone pointed out some positives of the guy as well. I don't think Heenan ever did though, he just based the hell out of the guy. The Brain is still, and forever will be, gold!

I say pick this DVD up, it was well worth it to me.

The Jesse Ventura commentary is not included on this DVD by the way.

One of my favorite quotes from the DVD, it's not exact but you get the idea:

"We had to change his name. I mean, a DINGO Warrior? No one hardly knew what a dingo was in the first place, much less a dingo WARRIOR."

I also found an easter egg:

Go to the extras menu, then go to Warrior University and press right two times:

-It's the "Choose the path of the Warrior, The Journy Begins..." commercial about the blind black guy and another guy who almost ripped him off, but decided not to.

That's the only one I see on this DVD.

robsul82

I wouldn't call the Shawn Michaels DVDs "deluxe." HBK - the greatest there has EVER been (my opinion, of course), and he lost four years out of his prime because of his back - only has that craptastic From the Vault DVD, and some cheap Boyhood Dream one. If there's a wrestler around who needs a Special Edition of his own, it's Shawn Michaels.

They do that, a REAL nWo disc, History of the Four Horsemen, and a Chris Jericho 3-discer, and I'm happy.

Al Padrino

I forgot that Wal-Mart usually carts out their new releases early. I may go check it out tonight if the mood strikes.

Nabalab

Not sure if the bonus disc is available online, but I got this from lordsofpain.net -

The Ultimate Warrior DVD was officially released today and FYE retail stores have an exclusive second disc included in the Ultimate Warrior DVD package. Unfortunately, the exclusive second disc is pretty bare bones to say the least. Here are the matchlistings on this bonus DVD.

1. Warrior v. Hercules (Madison Square Garden, 4/25/88)

2. Warrior v. Sgt Slaughter (Saturday Night's Main Event, 4/27/91)

3. Warrior v. Macho Man Randy Savage (WWE Championship Match, Summerslam, 8/29/92)

Yes, that's the entire contents of the second DVD. Only three matches and nothing else. There are no extra interviews either, just those three matches.

Phineas444

Jesse sure isn't on the WM 6 match, but he's on the WM18 version of the match they put out. This does not sound good for the impending WM boxsets...

Quack

Picked the Ultimate Warrior DVD at FYE and it does have a bonus disc and says Collectors Edition on the front as apposed to the one at Best Buy I saw which was only a single disc. I have watched up until the 1991 Summerslam part....pretty good so far. I was amazed about how many people bashed him, and it's great seeing Bobby Heenan talking a lot.

turborobb

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boredsilly

I know they may not be everyones favorite, but I really wish they would put out good The Rock and Stone Cold boxsets. I want Rocky to be apart of his set and if he gets too big or too busy to do it that would suck majorly. Same with SCSA. I want them to make one while he and the WWE are on good terms.

I'd also welcome a Goldberg set lampooning the dude like they did the Warrior. I drank that kool-aid while it was still new (and I do think he was exciting for a time) but boy, as soon as he started cutting promo's...so bad.

The only 2-3 disc sets I really want to own are a Jericho, Rocky, and Stone Cold set. The rest I'm ok with renting.

mlemmond

I've got both Triple H sets along with the Shawn Michaels: FTV, Ric Flair and Chris Benoit sets.

The following are sets I'd really like to have.

Best of The Four Horsemen
Bret Hart
Sting
Best of DX
Steve Austin
Greatest Tag Team Matches
Kurt Angle
Another Shawn Michaels set
Another Ric Flair set with more promos

dx23

Ultimate Warrior has posted on his webste a diatribe ripping apart the WWE and the release of the DVD. Here is the link:
http://ultimatewarrior.com/09.27.05DVDII.htm

JZ1276

There are also two bonus features on disc 2. The first
is "Ultimate Impressions" in which current WWE
superstars do their best impersonation of Warrior. It
is sad to say the least - Benoit foams at the mouth
and yells at the top of his voice...HHH messes his
hair all up and pretends to be Warrior shaking the
ropes, and Batista ties some bootlaces around his arms
and talks to his hands. More insulting, there is a
"Warrior Calamaties" montage of times when Warrior has
made mistakes - slipping over, bloopers during
interviews, botched moves, etc.

I just bought the 2 disc set and all thats on disc two is 3 matches

mlemmond

This guy needs help.

dx23

I was a huge fan of the Ultimate Warrior wrestling character, but Jim Hellwig or Warrior, the name he legally change to, is a racist, homophobe and cruel man. The way he despicted Droz in his commentary, as a degenerate crippled and Todd Grisham, which he described as queer, says a lot about how unstable and closed minded this guy is. Warrior has become an rambling fool.

nodeerforamonth

6 disks of great wrestling action for $19!!! Can't go wrong!

CaseyB

I was never a big Warrior fan, but yesterday I picked up the disc at Best Buy. Everyone just ganging up and bashing the guy (rightfully so in many cases) makes the Warrior come off sympathetic. If he sucked so bad and was a no talent why did you give him chance after chance? HHH said he was one of the most unprofessional people he ever worked with...but they don't have him explain why (I think it was because Warrior didn't want to lay out the match with HHH before WM and just expected HHH to sell and lay down for him). There were some interesting points in the feature, but it seemed like much of it was "comedy" filler. I think it was the weakest WWE profile DVD in a long time, since I think they've been on a roll with the HBK, Hogan, Flair, Foley etc. sets. Just seemed like sour grapes on the WWE's part with no counter points or rebutal from the Warrior.

nygiantsfan

I'm new here, but this thread caught my attention as I've been a big WWF fan since the 80s.

I just don't understand why the WWE released a DVD that buries one of their former top talents. It seems that he had some professional shortcomings, but why this release and why now?

robsul82

Well...Warrior is a REALLY special case. Like, you'll never see anything like him ever again.

nygiantsfan

I agree with you. But I don't understand why the WWF/E released it. It was poorly produced and makes the company come off in a bad light, IMO.

PixyJunket

Holy crap. That.. is scary.

GCS

Ok so when and where is this available for $19. I am in if its true.

Greg

GuessWho

wow

nygiantsfan

At least he got the Mr. Stephanie McMahon part correct!

DVDFreaker

Do you have the picture of the cover art for the collector's edition? Is the 2nd disc in a sleeve or a flipper?