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29 of 31 people found the following review helpful
By TMH
Format:Blu-ray
For whatever reason, Best Buy started selling this title on Nov. 22nd, so I already own the Blu-ray! So here's my review...
Blu-ray packaging: Great package, they actually included an insert with this one that contains the track listing for each disc. I liked all the artwork on the package, except for the cover.
Documentary: I originally became excited for this release when I heard Austin was going to provide audio commentary for 3 matches. I didn't care for the documentary because we've seen several Steve Austin DVDs released in the past and I didn't believe they could come up with anything else new to say about his career. However, the documentary is the best thing on here! Let me say this before I go any further... this is the single best documentary WWE has produced on a wrestler's career, ever! They put a ton of work into this. For all those that have complained about the poor quality of WWE's documentaries in the past (and justifiably so), you'll be glad to know they have redeemed themselves with this one. The documentary contains all new interviews, shot in HD. This HD video looks tremendous too, it has a warm film look to it, not a flat video look to it, like in so many other WWE DVDs. What makes the documentary feature so good is the massive list of peers WWE included to help tell the story of Austin's career; they include: Mick Foley, Dutch Mantel, Percy Pringle, Jim Ross, Arn Anderson, Paul Heyman, Triple H, Michael Hayes, William Regal, Chris Jericho, Joey Styles, Vince McMahon, Pat Patterson, Gerald Brisco, Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, CM Punk, Christian, John Cena, Miz, Jerry Lawler, The Rock, Bill Demott, Booker T and John Morrison. Each of these people give their own thoughts and opinions on Austin's career which adds so much more to the presentation than if it were just Austin himself telling the story. People like Mick Foley, Paul Heyman, Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, McMahon and the Rock give their perspective on what it was like to work with Austin as he took off to become the greatest wrestler of all time. While CM Punk and the Miz give passionate and real thoughts from a fan perspective regarding Austin's career during his red-hot WWF run. They cover everything in the documentary, it's long too! If you felt that previous Steve Austin documentaries and interviews were lacking or didn't tell the whole story, then get ready to hear everything from Austin breaking into the business to hosting Tough Enough in 2011 and everything in between. There wasn't a lot I heard that I didn't already know, but there are a handful of things that surprised me. I wont give them away, but the main thing involved Austin laying some bitter feelings to rest that I was glad to see he's put behind him. I really can't say enough good things about this documentary feature, it's tremendous. Austin holds nothing back during the documentary. WWE allowed him to swear (it's censored) and be himself, it's as if Austin is just kicking back and telling his story directly to you. So by the end, you really feel like you know the man. I think for longtime fans it'll bring back a ton of great memories and new fans will clearly get to see what made Austin the single greatest act in professional wrestling history.
Extras: It's hard to argue with the match listing on this set, it really captures Austin at his best. My only gripe, and it's a small one, is that they only included one USWA match, one WCW matches and zero ECW matches. They almost needed one more disc of matches to truly capture the full journey of Austin's career, but like I said, this is a minor gripe. I really wanted to see more of Austin's USWA and WCW TV Tile run, since those have been virtually ignored in previous Austin WWE DVD releases. With that said, what they did include is some of his best work from WWF. I was glad to see they included Austin vs the Rock for the Intercontinental Title from In Your House DX '97. That early IC Title feud is highly underrated in my opinion and it gave all of us a glimpse into the epic feud that would follow and headline WrestleMania a record setting three times! Austin vs Bret Hart from WrestleMania XIII is included, and unlike on the WWE - Bret "Hitman" Hart: The Best There Is, The Best There Was, The Best There Ever Will Be DVD, the audio isn't damaged and out of synch! For those that love Austin's promos, skits and vignettes they've included (on the Blu-ray edition) an entire disc dedicated to them! These are truly classic moments in wrestling history. Austin's ECW promos are here, some of Austin's best Bret Hart promos are here, the Tyson Austin confrontation from Raw is here, all of the vehicle gags are here, the Rock's funeral for Steve Austin is here and on and on it goes! They really loaded this one up with some classic moments. Austin and Jim Ross provide alternate commentary on three key matches in Austin's career, however don't expect a lot of insider stories or new information because in these commentaries Austin and Ross simply have fun and call the matches. Austin is very entertaining and funny on commentary, so these additions help freshen up some matches that you may have seen a million times before. The three matches are: Austin vs Bret Hart from WrestleMania XIII, Austin vs Michaels from WrestleMania XIV and Austin vs Rock from WrestleMania XVII - this is not only my favorite Steve Austin match, but it's my favorite WWF/WWE match of all time! (I'm glad I own the original uncensored WrestleMania XVII DVD because the blurring used to cover the old WWF logo is very distracting here).
Blu-ray Exclusive Features: If possible, I strongly urge you to spend the extra money and pick up the Blu-ray edition of this release if you can. It contains some must see exclusives you can't get anywhere else. There are rare bonus matches like: Austin vs Undertaker vs Triple H from No Mercy '99, exclusive interview outtakes that didn't make the final cut of the documentary feature (which are excellent) and exclusive Austin moments like: A Flair for the Gold '93 and classic promos.
Bottom line on this one is that if you're a Steve Austin fan this is a must buy. This is a fitting collection and presentation of arguably the greatest wrestler in history, don't miss this one.
Blu-ray packaging: Great package, they actually included an insert with this one that contains the track listing for each disc. I liked all the artwork on the package, except for the cover.
Documentary: I originally became excited for this release when I heard Austin was going to provide audio commentary for 3 matches. I didn't care for the documentary because we've seen several Steve Austin DVDs released in the past and I didn't believe they could come up with anything else new to say about his career. However, the documentary is the best thing on here! Let me say this before I go any further... this is the single best documentary WWE has produced on a wrestler's career, ever! They put a ton of work into this. For all those that have complained about the poor quality of WWE's documentaries in the past (and justifiably so), you'll be glad to know they have redeemed themselves with this one. The documentary contains all new interviews, shot in HD. This HD video looks tremendous too, it has a warm film look to it, not a flat video look to it, like in so many other WWE DVDs. What makes the documentary feature so good is the massive list of peers WWE included to help tell the story of Austin's career; they include: Mick Foley, Dutch Mantel, Percy Pringle, Jim Ross, Arn Anderson, Paul Heyman, Triple H, Michael Hayes, William Regal, Chris Jericho, Joey Styles, Vince McMahon, Pat Patterson, Gerald Brisco, Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, CM Punk, Christian, John Cena, Miz, Jerry Lawler, The Rock, Bill Demott, Booker T and John Morrison. Each of these people give their own thoughts and opinions on Austin's career which adds so much more to the presentation than if it were just Austin himself telling the story. People like Mick Foley, Paul Heyman, Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, McMahon and the Rock give their perspective on what it was like to work with Austin as he took off to become the greatest wrestler of all time. While CM Punk and the Miz give passionate and real thoughts from a fan perspective regarding Austin's career during his red-hot WWF run. They cover everything in the documentary, it's long too! If you felt that previous Steve Austin documentaries and interviews were lacking or didn't tell the whole story, then get ready to hear everything from Austin breaking into the business to hosting Tough Enough in 2011 and everything in between. There wasn't a lot I heard that I didn't already know, but there are a handful of things that surprised me. I wont give them away, but the main thing involved Austin laying some bitter feelings to rest that I was glad to see he's put behind him. I really can't say enough good things about this documentary feature, it's tremendous. Austin holds nothing back during the documentary. WWE allowed him to swear (it's censored) and be himself, it's as if Austin is just kicking back and telling his story directly to you. So by the end, you really feel like you know the man. I think for longtime fans it'll bring back a ton of great memories and new fans will clearly get to see what made Austin the single greatest act in professional wrestling history.
Extras: It's hard to argue with the match listing on this set, it really captures Austin at his best. My only gripe, and it's a small one, is that they only included one USWA match, one WCW matches and zero ECW matches. They almost needed one more disc of matches to truly capture the full journey of Austin's career, but like I said, this is a minor gripe. I really wanted to see more of Austin's USWA and WCW TV Tile run, since those have been virtually ignored in previous Austin WWE DVD releases. With that said, what they did include is some of his best work from WWF. I was glad to see they included Austin vs the Rock for the Intercontinental Title from In Your House DX '97. That early IC Title feud is highly underrated in my opinion and it gave all of us a glimpse into the epic feud that would follow and headline WrestleMania a record setting three times! Austin vs Bret Hart from WrestleMania XIII is included, and unlike on the WWE - Bret "Hitman" Hart: The Best There Is, The Best There Was, The Best There Ever Will Be DVD, the audio isn't damaged and out of synch! For those that love Austin's promos, skits and vignettes they've included (on the Blu-ray edition) an entire disc dedicated to them! These are truly classic moments in wrestling history. Austin's ECW promos are here, some of Austin's best Bret Hart promos are here, the Tyson Austin confrontation from Raw is here, all of the vehicle gags are here, the Rock's funeral for Steve Austin is here and on and on it goes! They really loaded this one up with some classic moments. Austin and Jim Ross provide alternate commentary on three key matches in Austin's career, however don't expect a lot of insider stories or new information because in these commentaries Austin and Ross simply have fun and call the matches. Austin is very entertaining and funny on commentary, so these additions help freshen up some matches that you may have seen a million times before. The three matches are: Austin vs Bret Hart from WrestleMania XIII, Austin vs Michaels from WrestleMania XIV and Austin vs Rock from WrestleMania XVII - this is not only my favorite Steve Austin match, but it's my favorite WWF/WWE match of all time! (I'm glad I own the original uncensored WrestleMania XVII DVD because the blurring used to cover the old WWF logo is very distracting here).
Blu-ray Exclusive Features: If possible, I strongly urge you to spend the extra money and pick up the Blu-ray edition of this release if you can. It contains some must see exclusives you can't get anywhere else. There are rare bonus matches like: Austin vs Undertaker vs Triple H from No Mercy '99, exclusive interview outtakes that didn't make the final cut of the documentary feature (which are excellent) and exclusive Austin moments like: A Flair for the Gold '93 and classic promos.
Bottom line on this one is that if you're a Steve Austin fan this is a must buy. This is a fitting collection and presentation of arguably the greatest wrestler in history, don't miss this one.
23 of 24 people found the following review helpful
By F.E.
Format:DVD
At his apex, Stone Cold Steve Austin was a pop culture phenomenon and the biggest Superstar in the history of sports entertainment. Despite battling the rejection of being fired and a career-threatening injury, Austin persevered and vaulted to the top of his profession. Now, fans can relive the epic story of the Texas Rattlesnake with "Stone Cold Steve Austin: The Bottom Line on the Most Popular Superstar of All Time". Filled with new, never-before-seen insightful interviews with Austin as well as his biggest rivals, including Mr. McMahon, Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Triple H, Chris Jericho and more, this four disc DVD is packed with Stone Cold's most memorable moments and matches and provides a complete career retrospective on the man who revolutionized WWE.
DISC 1 - Documentary
Football and Wrestling
Rookie of the Year
From Hollywood California
A Platform
Fang McFrost
Main Event Momentum
1% Tough, 99% Lucky
Raising Hell
Tyson & Austin
Austin Era Has Begun
Cultural Phenomenon
Stooges
The Boss
Rattlesnake vs. Brahma Bull
Difficult Decisions
Return to Mania
Stone Cold Comedy
Really? I'm Not Coming!
One More Round
The Law of Monday Night RAW
The Show Never Ends
New Horizons
Somewhere Down In Texas
Bonus Features:
Autograph
Hair Club
The Rattlesnake
Tangled
Punked
The Stunner
Bleed For Me
DISC 2 - Matches
Stunning Steve Austin vs. Gentleman Chris Adams
USWA - May 1990
Stunning Steve Austin & Ric Flair vs. Sting & Ricky Steamboat
WCW Saturday Night - July 30, 1994
King of the Ring Final
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Jake The Snake Roberts
King of the Ring - June 23, 1996
Submission Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Bret Hart
WrestleMania 13 - March 23, 1997
Alternate Commentary by Steve Austin & Jim Ross
Intercontinental Championship Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock
In Your House: D-Generation X - December 7, 1997
WWE Championship Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Shawn Michaels
WrestleMania 14 - March 29, 1998
Alternate Commentary by Steve Austin & Jim Ross
DISC 3 - Matches
Hardcore Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Dude Love
Over the Edge - May 31, 1998
WWE Championship Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker
SummerSlam - August 30, 1998
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Big Show
RAW - March 22, 1999
No Disqualification Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock
WrestleMania 15 - March 28, 1999
No Disqualification Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock
WrestleMania 17 - April 1, 2001
Alternate Commentary by Steve Austin & Jim Ross
DISC 4 - Moments
A Flare for the Old (WCW Saturday Night - June 5, 1993)
A Bunch of Violent Crap (ECW Hardcore TV - October 10, 1995)
WCW Monday Nyquil (ECW Hardcore TV - October 31, 1995)
Flat Out Disgusted (ECW Hardcore TV - December 19, 1995)
My Exact Opinion of Bret Hart (Mind Games - September 22, 1996)
Stone Cold on Livewire (Livewire - October 19, 1996)
Home Invasion (RAW - November 4, 1996)
1996 New Sensation Award (Slammy Awards Show - March 21, 1997)
Freedom of Speech Award (Slammy Awards Show - March 21, 1997)
Ambulance Attack (RAW - April 21, 1997)
The World's Most Famous Stunner (RAW - September 22, 1997)
Tyson and Austin! (RAW - January 19, 1998)
The Easy Way or the Hard Way (RAW - March 30, 1998)
Zamboni 3:16 (RAW - September 28, 1998)
Paging Dr. Austin (RAW - October 5, 1998)
McMahon's Cement Corvette (RAW - October 12, 1998)
Bang 3:16 (RAW - October 19, 1998)
Beer Truck (RAW - March 22, 1999)
The Funeral of Stone Cold Steve Austin (RAW - April 19, 1999)
Austin's Revenge (Survivor Series - November 19, 2000)
Jim Ross Interviews Steve Austin and The Rock (SmackDown - March 22, 2001)
Gift Giving Mood (SmackDown - July 5, 2001)
Mr. McMahon's Alliance Woes (SmackDown - July 12, 2001)
The Old Stone Cold (SmackDown - July 19, 2001)
Whataburger (RAW - January 14, 2002)
The Highlight Reel (SmackDown - June 7, 2003)
BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVES
Triple Threat Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Triple H vs. The Undertaker
No Mercy - May 16, 1999
WWE Championship Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Kurt Angle
RAW - October 8, 2001
Triple Threat Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Kurt Angle vs. Rob Van Dam
No Mercy - October 21, 2001
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock
WrestleMania 19 - March 30, 2003
A Flair for the Gold (WCW Saturday Night - May 15, 1993)
The Biggest Draw in the World (Superstars - November 17, 1996)
The Foundation of the WWE (Superstars - March 23, 1997)
You Want a Pear? You Want an Apple? (RAW - August 18, 1997)
Stone Cold Has Some Words with The Rock (RAW - March 17, 2003)
Vince McMahon Inducts Stone Cold Steve Austin into the Hall of Fame (WWE Hall of Fame - April 4, 2009)
Stone Cold Steve Austin Salutes Texas (WrestleMania 25 - April 5, 2009)
Bonus Features:
Stone Cold Answers Your Twitter Questions
The Sportatorium
The T-Shirt
The Broken Skull Ranch
DISC 1 - Documentary
Football and Wrestling
Rookie of the Year
From Hollywood California
A Platform
Fang McFrost
Main Event Momentum
1% Tough, 99% Lucky
Raising Hell
Tyson & Austin
Austin Era Has Begun
Cultural Phenomenon
Stooges
The Boss
Rattlesnake vs. Brahma Bull
Difficult Decisions
Return to Mania
Stone Cold Comedy
Really? I'm Not Coming!
One More Round
The Law of Monday Night RAW
The Show Never Ends
New Horizons
Somewhere Down In Texas
Bonus Features:
Autograph
Hair Club
The Rattlesnake
Tangled
Punked
The Stunner
Bleed For Me
DISC 2 - Matches
Stunning Steve Austin vs. Gentleman Chris Adams
USWA - May 1990
Stunning Steve Austin & Ric Flair vs. Sting & Ricky Steamboat
WCW Saturday Night - July 30, 1994
King of the Ring Final
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Jake The Snake Roberts
King of the Ring - June 23, 1996
Submission Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Bret Hart
WrestleMania 13 - March 23, 1997
Alternate Commentary by Steve Austin & Jim Ross
Intercontinental Championship Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock
In Your House: D-Generation X - December 7, 1997
WWE Championship Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Shawn Michaels
WrestleMania 14 - March 29, 1998
Alternate Commentary by Steve Austin & Jim Ross
DISC 3 - Matches
Hardcore Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Dude Love
Over the Edge - May 31, 1998
WWE Championship Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker
SummerSlam - August 30, 1998
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Big Show
RAW - March 22, 1999
No Disqualification Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock
WrestleMania 15 - March 28, 1999
No Disqualification Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock
WrestleMania 17 - April 1, 2001
Alternate Commentary by Steve Austin & Jim Ross
DISC 4 - Moments
A Flare for the Old (WCW Saturday Night - June 5, 1993)
A Bunch of Violent Crap (ECW Hardcore TV - October 10, 1995)
WCW Monday Nyquil (ECW Hardcore TV - October 31, 1995)
Flat Out Disgusted (ECW Hardcore TV - December 19, 1995)
My Exact Opinion of Bret Hart (Mind Games - September 22, 1996)
Stone Cold on Livewire (Livewire - October 19, 1996)
Home Invasion (RAW - November 4, 1996)
1996 New Sensation Award (Slammy Awards Show - March 21, 1997)
Freedom of Speech Award (Slammy Awards Show - March 21, 1997)
Ambulance Attack (RAW - April 21, 1997)
The World's Most Famous Stunner (RAW - September 22, 1997)
Tyson and Austin! (RAW - January 19, 1998)
The Easy Way or the Hard Way (RAW - March 30, 1998)
Zamboni 3:16 (RAW - September 28, 1998)
Paging Dr. Austin (RAW - October 5, 1998)
McMahon's Cement Corvette (RAW - October 12, 1998)
Bang 3:16 (RAW - October 19, 1998)
Beer Truck (RAW - March 22, 1999)
The Funeral of Stone Cold Steve Austin (RAW - April 19, 1999)
Austin's Revenge (Survivor Series - November 19, 2000)
Jim Ross Interviews Steve Austin and The Rock (SmackDown - March 22, 2001)
Gift Giving Mood (SmackDown - July 5, 2001)
Mr. McMahon's Alliance Woes (SmackDown - July 12, 2001)
The Old Stone Cold (SmackDown - July 19, 2001)
Whataburger (RAW - January 14, 2002)
The Highlight Reel (SmackDown - June 7, 2003)
BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVES
Triple Threat Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Triple H vs. The Undertaker
No Mercy - May 16, 1999
WWE Championship Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Kurt Angle
RAW - October 8, 2001
Triple Threat Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Kurt Angle vs. Rob Van Dam
No Mercy - October 21, 2001
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock
WrestleMania 19 - March 30, 2003
A Flair for the Gold (WCW Saturday Night - May 15, 1993)
The Biggest Draw in the World (Superstars - November 17, 1996)
The Foundation of the WWE (Superstars - March 23, 1997)
You Want a Pear? You Want an Apple? (RAW - August 18, 1997)
Stone Cold Has Some Words with The Rock (RAW - March 17, 2003)
Vince McMahon Inducts Stone Cold Steve Austin into the Hall of Fame (WWE Hall of Fame - April 4, 2009)
Stone Cold Steve Austin Salutes Texas (WrestleMania 25 - April 5, 2009)
Bonus Features:
Stone Cold Answers Your Twitter Questions
The Sportatorium
The T-Shirt
The Broken Skull Ranch
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:Blu-ray
The other reviewer only had the DVD contents, so I decided to put the extra content you'll get if you purchase the Blu-Ray edition. I myself don't have a Blu-Ray player, but I thought I could help out.
Blu-ray Exclusive Special Features
"Stone Cold" Answers Your Twitter Questions
The Sportatorium
The T-Shirt
The Broken Skull Ranch
Blu-ray Exclusive Matches
No Mercy - May 16, 1999
WWE Championship Match
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Triple H
Raw - Oct. 8, 2001
WWE Championship Match
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Kurt Angle
No Mercy - Oct. 21, 2001
Triple Threat Match for the WWE Championship
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Kurt Angle vs. Rob Van Dam
WrestleMania XIX - March 30, 2003
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. The Rock
Blu-ray Exclusive Moments
WCW Saturday Night - May 15, 1993
A Flair for the Gold
Superstars - Nov. 17, 1996
The Biggest Draw in the World
Superstars - March 23, 1997
The Foundation of the WWE
Raw - Aug. 18, 1997
You Want a Pear? You Want an Apple?
Raw - March 17, 2003
Post-Raw: "Stone Cold" Has Some Words with The Rock
WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony - April 4, 2009
Vince McMahon Inducts "Stone Cold" Steve Austin into the Hall of Fame
WrestleMania 25 - April 5, 2009
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin Salutes Texas
Blu-ray Exclusive Special Features
"Stone Cold" Answers Your Twitter Questions
The Sportatorium
The T-Shirt
The Broken Skull Ranch
Blu-ray Exclusive Matches
No Mercy - May 16, 1999
WWE Championship Match
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Triple H
Raw - Oct. 8, 2001
WWE Championship Match
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Kurt Angle
No Mercy - Oct. 21, 2001
Triple Threat Match for the WWE Championship
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Kurt Angle vs. Rob Van Dam
WrestleMania XIX - March 30, 2003
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. The Rock
Blu-ray Exclusive Moments
WCW Saturday Night - May 15, 1993
A Flair for the Gold
Superstars - Nov. 17, 1996
The Biggest Draw in the World
Superstars - March 23, 1997
The Foundation of the WWE
Raw - Aug. 18, 1997
You Want a Pear? You Want an Apple?
Raw - March 17, 2003
Post-Raw: "Stone Cold" Has Some Words with The Rock
WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony - April 4, 2009
Vince McMahon Inducts "Stone Cold" Steve Austin into the Hall of Fame
WrestleMania 25 - April 5, 2009
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin Salutes Texas
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect
Quite the trip down memory lane! This documentary shows precisely why Stone Cold Steve Austin was indeed the most popular superstar in WWF/WWE history
Published 15 days ago by xDiamond
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great boxed set.
There have been a few Stone Cold DVD's released, but this set is worth it if you don't own any. It is a must for Steve Austin fans, and WWE fans in general. Read more
Published 3 months ago by DFC
5.0 out of 5 stars
Mr Austin is A great role model
In this times of so many empty false heroes
hard working talented artist
I hope to see more of his films
hard working talented artist
I hope to see more of his films
Published 3 months ago by VICTOR M LOPEZ
5.0 out of 5 stars
Gimme a hell yeah!!!
Such a better box than his first !!! The fingers are not blurred out and the third disc is a must for all of his fans!!!
Published 4 months ago by satansjoy
4.0 out of 5 stars
STONE COLD! STONE COLD!
Great DVD set of Stone cold Steve Austin's career! Love the new commentary by Steve and Jim Ross on a couple of his greatest matches! Read more
Published 4 months ago by M. Caton
5.0 out of 5 stars
WOW
This is easily one of the best WWE releases I've purchased. The documentary alone runs over two and a half hours, and discs 2 and 3 are full of great matches. Read more
Published 5 months ago by M. Burks
4.0 out of 5 stars
good dvd
Good looking back on the old high school days when Stone Cold was tearing it up in and out of the ring.
Published 5 months ago by Cannon
5.0 out of 5 stars
Give me a hell yea!!!
I'm going to save the time of writing a review on this because the bottom line is, this is the best WWE blu-ray to ever grace us. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Michael R. Meyer
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wonderful!
I was extremly happy with the product. It arrived on time and the dvd was of great quality with no scratches for the price i paided im very happy and would recommend to others
Published 6 months ago by Davlyn
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good Memories
A great documentary for one the best wrestlers of all time Stone Cold Steve Austin. If you were a fan since childhood, well worth watching.
Published 11 months ago by enriqu3714
