If WWE Films wants to succeed...

[Guest jumpingbombangel]

Has anyone here ever seen the old 80s movie "All The Marbles"? This was a really good movie about women's wrestling that hardly anyone mentions because it came out a few years before the WWF's big explosion.

 

I was thinking earlier...if WWE Films wants a little credibility among its old-school fanbase, they could at least get the rights to this one and redo it (set it in the 80s, cast Trish and Victoria and some WWE guy in the leads, etc). If done properly (see the original film for what I mean; the director was spot-on with this movie), this could make women's wrestling look really good for the company.

 

Or I could just be high on this cool wrestling movie I just saw.

[LivingLegendGaryColeman]

I think the whole reason the Hogan talk is coming up is to start the pre-production on a No Holds Barred sequel.

[Cuban Linx]

A WWE-produced women's wrestling movie would just be bra and panties mud-wrestling pillow fights for three hours.

[Lil' Bitch]

Peter Falk MADE that movie for me.

[razazteca]

The Wrestler Nobody gets up from the DROPKICK!

[2GOLD]

The only way WWE films will make the company a dime is if each movie is budgeted at about 1 million dollars per film.

 

The WWE is using the same storyline for two films only with slight differences. These are projects Steven Seagal would have said no too.

 

McMahon may be the golden goose of wrestling, but he's the fool's gold outside of it.

[Guest DVD Spree]

McMahon may be the golden goose of wrestling, but he's the fool's gold outside of it.

Pithy, and profound.

[Guest jumpingbombangel]

Peter Falk MADE that movie for me.

Harry was a GREAT character.

 

Long live deadpan humor!

[Promoter]

I think the whole reason the Hogan talk is coming up is to start the pre-production on a No Holds Barred sequel.

Damn, I didn't even think about Hogan being in negotiations with Vince about THAT! Hogan and Austin in the same film?