WWE Films

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I really wish they'd do more generic action or horror films. The Condemned was fucking awesome. I actually enjoyed 12 Rounds and See No Evil and The Marine 2 is good for a direct to DVD film. All these films are better than the shitty attempts at drama and the terrible family comedies that were only ever good in the 80's.

 

[Big Nick Dudley]

Every film WWE has produced is complete and utter shit. Acting for the big screen and having energy in front of a live crowd are two very different things, and pro wrestlers just do not translate well to Hollywood.

 

[The Brain]

Acting for the big screen and having energy in front of a live crowd are two very different things, and pro wrestlers just do not translate well to Hollywood.

True. Just like Hollywood actors do not translate well to a live wrestling audience.

 

[Remix]

Every film WWE has produced is complete and utter shit. Acting for the big screen and having energy in front of a live crowd are two very different things, and pro wrestlers just do not translate well to Hollywood.

Want to ammend that statement?

 

[The Brain]

There is always an exception.

 

[Remix]

There are no exceptions. Only flawed hypotheses.

 

[Big Nick Dudley]

Want to ammend that statement?

I suppose I forgot to say "most of them." He is the rare exception. Steve Austin has already joined Val Kilmer over in straight-to-DVD land. And now he's hosting Tough Enough. I'm glad he's hosting TE, but it's a step down.

 

[ABMorales787]

Big Show was too good for Knucklehead.

 

[Y-2-Jay]

The only good thing that WWE Films has produced was the Mania Of Wrestlemania Documentary, i didn't know it was actually a WWE Films product. I thought it was just like a normal WWE dvd documentary. Amazing watch btw.