The mr. McMahon doc on Netflix..

[Freeburn]

I thought this was sooooooo good. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it, so much nostalgia and so much behind the scenes info.

I was very (pleasantly) surprised that it wasn't even about his most recent legal stuff, but covered more history of the wwf.

Episode 3/4 is where I really started relating as that was the attitude era most of us grew up with.

And I'll be damned if it didn't actually make me like Vince more. He was the greatest heel that pro wrestling has ever seen.

[lockdev]

It's a 10/10 documentary. And yeah, really gives you a perspective on Vince as a wrestler. I found it funny how he kind of stumbled into that heel role after the Montreal Screwjob, and how it turned the company around.

Between this and the Menendez brothers show, Netflix has been killing it.

[HGHgutpump]

yea I have even more respect for him now. One of the most legendary alphas of all time.

[Scrilla]

As a wrassling fan I didn't learn anything new tbh, but overall it's a solid doc

[Scrilla]

It's a 10/10 documentary. And yeah, really gives you a perspective on Vince as a wrestler. I found it funny how he kind of stumbled into that heel role after the Montreal Screwjob, and how it turned the company around.

Between this and the Menendez brothers show, Netflix has been killing it.

I got a Mark Jackson card with the Menendez brothers courtside on the left right after they killed their parents srs

[Freeburn]

I got a Mark Jackson card with the Menendez brothers courtside on the left right after they killed their parents srs

Lmao, holy shit that's sick

Is the show good? Wasn't planning on watching it but I might now

[Scrilla]

I haven't watched it yet, will get around to it eventually. I actually got 2 copies of that Mark Jackson card too lol

[Havoc00]

It sucked there was like legit nothing new

[noob saibot]

ill check it out

[Justintense]

That documentary was very good and well done. A must watch.

[OneLegSquats]

Vinnie has big dick energy for sure

[Supreme_Gentleman]

Not really anything you haven't heard of already. Vince was tight lipped, even admitted from the very start he wasn't going to reveal the most interesting stuff.

Wrestling is still a secretive business as far as backstage stuff goes.

[Islandboyo]

As a big WWE fan in my younger years, this documentary was very powerful. Seeing it now as a 30 year old brings back so many memories, and also makes me respect and like Vince even more, despite the sexual assault stuff.

Must watch for any former/current wwe fan

[primetime]

mostly just same old stuff they already talked about