Questions on a couple of WWF DVDs

[Guest DVD Spree]

I'm thinking about picking up a couple of the Fed's older DVDs:

 

Austin VS McMahon

Eve of Destruction

TLC

Funniest Moments

Hardyz - Leap of Faith

Foley - Hard Knocks

 

Couple of questions I wonder if anyone can answer.

 

* Does the TLC disc contain complete matches - and if so, which ones - or is it just a WWF doc loaded with clips? And are there complete matches on the Hardyz disc? If the TLC matches are on it, I could get this instead of TLC.

 

* I'm guessing Eve of Destruction is teh UPN special that aired around new years... that I missed. What's on it?

 

* Fuck matches, but from a recapping the storyline perspective, what's Austin VS McMahon like? Are the other Austin DVDs any better for recapping?

 

* What the hell's on Funniest Moments? The Nation skit has gotta be on there, but if they clipped out the Owen bit (Jason Sensation?), that's just TOO GAY.

 

THanks guys.

[Guest Youth N Asia]

I don't know much about the TLC one...all I know is that it has no extras

 

Hard Knocks is *****, if nothing else then for the stuff with Edge, Christian, and Angle...plus where else are you going to find Mankind vs Shawn from Mindgames, the VHS of that is ultra ultra rare.

 

That's all I have for ya

[Guest bps "The Truth" 21]

Go get Hard Knocks like...yesterday

[Guest DVD Spree]

Thanks guys.

 

Cool - consider Hard Knocks in the bag just for the Mind Games match. So save your fingerprints guys - no need for anyone else to tell me how great it is.

 

Anyone know about the others? If the TLC disc is extras-devoid, I'm guessing there airen't any complete matches, but I'm sure I've read that Leap of Faith has a few. Besides, I'm guessing with all the hotshotting they're doing lately (TWO cell matches in the same quarter?), TLC 4 and 5 can't be far off, then I guess they'll reissue the DVD with the new ones.

 

Thanks again.

[Guest razazteca]

I think the Leap of Faith DVD has the 1st solo pushes of the Hardy Boys with Jeff as Hardcore champ and Matt as Euro champ.

 

It has 6 extra matches

 

just guessing

[Guest bravesfan]

There are no "TLC" matches on the TLC DVD.

 

Instead, there is a main program that goes through the feud of the Hardys, Dudleys and E&C, with extras that consist of:

 

--Ladder Match: Hardys vs. Edge & Christian (No Mercy '99)

--Table Match: Hardys vs. Dudley Boys (Royal Rumble 2000)

--Tables and Ladders Match: Hardys vs. Dudleys vs Edge and Christian (Wrestlemania 2000)

 

Neither of the "TLC" matches are included in this DVD, at least.

[Guest kkktookmybabyaway]

"There are no "TLC" matches on the TLC DVD."

 

?????

 

Surely some lawyer somewhere can sue WWE over this misleading advertising or something...

[Guest brokentusk16]

That does sound shifty. Maybe WWE wanted to get the first TLC-ish matches one on DVD, then will release the offical TLC matches later on another DVD. Just a guess.

[Guest Kahran Ramsus]

If I remember correctly it was released before Summerslam 2000, in order to promote TLC 1.

[Guest Slapnuts00]

I'm thinking about picking up a couple of the Fed's older DVDs:

 

Austin VS McMahon

Eve of Destruction

TLC

Funniest Moments

Hardyz - Leap of Faith

Foley - Hard Knocks

 

Couple of questions I wonder if anyone can answer.

 

* Does the TLC disc contain complete matches - and if so, which ones - or is it just a WWF doc loaded with clips? And are there complete matches on the Hardyz disc? If the TLC matches are on it, I could get this instead of TLC.

 

* I'm guessing Eve of Destruction is teh UPN special that aired around new years... that I missed. What's on it?

 

* Fuck matches, but from a recapping the storyline perspective, what's Austin VS McMahon like? Are the other Austin DVDs any better for recapping?

 

* What the hell's on Funniest Moments? The Nation skit has gotta be on there, but if they clipped out the Owen bit (Jason Sensation?), that's just TOO GAY.

 

THanks guys.

Here you go from Silvervision's website:

Austin vs. McMahon DVD:

"For the first time, the whole true story has been put together.

See how it all began for the Texas Rattlesnake in his battle

against authority - owner of World Wrestling Entertainment,

Vince McMahon. These two men have put each other through hell

and come out fighting. Screwed at every turn, Austin gets

revenge in ways that have created some of the most memorable

moments in WWE history. Now you can have a front row seat

for the greatest match-up in the world."

-No Extras

 

Eve of Destruction DVD:

"This is a special look at some of the greatest WWE matches ever.

First, from 1988's King of the Ring, the infamous Hell in a Cell.

Then, the Steel Cage and Last Man Standing matches from 1999's

St Valentine's Day Masacre. We wrap things up with Wrestlemania

XV's Shane McMahon vs. X-Pac, as well as the greatest ladder

match in WWE history from the Terri Invitational Tournement

at 1999's No Mercy.

What sets this DVD apart though, are the in-depth Superstar

commentaries as you watch the action. It's all here with an

exclusive backstage perspective from the ones who lived it and

watched it all unfold before their eyes.

So what are you gonna do tonight? The answer my friend, is

right here in your sweaty little hands."

-No Extras

 

TLC DVD:

"Hardy Boyz, Dudleyz and Edge & Christian have raised the bar

on tag team matches to new heights. Their ladder matches are

already the stuff of legends, and they've never met a table

they didn't break.

If you like over-the-top action and high-flyin' excitement, this

show is for you."

-No Extras

 

Hardy Boys Leap Of Faith DVD:

"The Hardy Boyz - two brothers who climbed their way to the top,

took a flying leap and changed the face of sports entertainment.

Learn first-hand how they set up and scaled their own ladder of

success. These guys are poetry in motion, a sheer joy to watch,

sacrificing their bodies for the love of the sport and for the fans.

Their matches with the Dudley Boyz and Edge & Christian

have eraned standing ovations worldwide.

These hard-working high flyers defy the laws of physics &

physical extremes.

DON'T TRY ANY OF THIS AT HOME!

LEAVE THE DANGER TO US."

-DVD EXTRAS:

» Hardyz 1st tag Team Title vs Acolytes - 5/7/99

» No Mercy - Terri Invitational Tournament - 17/10/99

» Summerslam - T.L.C. - 27/8/00

» Unforgiven - Cage Match - 24/9/00

» Wrestlemania X-Seven - T.L.C. II - 1/4/01

» Intergender Triple Threat - 9/4/01

» Hardy Boyz Home Video Collection

 

Funniest Moments DVD:

"For the first time Ever, all the best gags and antics of the World Wrestling Federation are in one spot. Witness the birth of Mr Socko! Check out Shawn Michaels and D-X’s most outrageous exploits. See Debra’s Pie and hilarious outtakes never-before-seen on TV! You will smell what the Crock is cookin’. From the 80s to today, we’ve got every laugh covered. Hell, with a chicken suit and midgets, what more could you want?"

-No Extras

 

Mick Foley - Hard Knocks and Cheap Pops DVD:

"The man responsible for popularising

Hardcore in the WWF takes us through his

career in the way only Mick Foley can!"

-DVD EXTRAS:

» vs. Shawn Michaels- Mindgames

» vs. Steve Austin- RAW '96

» vs. Steve Austin- Over The Edge '98

» vs. The Rock- Empty Arena from Sunday Night Heat '99

» Al Snow vs. Big Bossman- Kennel From Hell, Unforgiven '99 (with bonus Mick Foley and Kevin Kelly commentary).

[Guest MDH257]

"There are no "TLC" matches on the TLC DVD."

 

?????

 

Surely some lawyer somewhere can sue WWE over this misleading advertising or something...

TLC is part of the Attitude Collection DVD series (Three Faces of Foley and Austin vs. McMahon are also a part of it). They're just old WWF videos from '98-2000 released on DVD with just the Video Program, no bonuses.

 

Three Faces of Foley would have been an incredible DVD if they had release it with the complete matches instead of olny showing them in highlight form.

[Guest HartFan86]

Hard Knocks is definately the best singles DVD, besides Hogan, the WWE has ever produced simply for the fact that some of hte matches on it are impossible to find (Mind Games, Austin/Mankind from Raw) let alone in DVD Quality. I got Hard Knocks for 13 bucks and it's worth it.

[Guest MarvinisaLunatic]

Hard Knocks Cheap Pops is my favorite WWE DVD as well, and the fact that I was able to get it for 9 bucks made it even better.

 

The Foley Commentary on the Kennel From Hell match is awesome too.