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• Actors: Dominot, Ric Flair, Edge, Triple H, Kane
• Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, Full Screen, NTSC
• Language: English, Spanish
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  
• Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Rated: NR (Not Rated)
• Studio: World Wrestling
• DVD Release Date: October 16, 2007
• Run Time: 180 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 3.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (9 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B000LC3ILA
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The SummerSlam party is over but there will be retribution for all involved. For the superstars of Raw Smackdown and ECW actions are Unforgiven and scores will be settled in the ring. Featuring John Cena Batista Lashley Edge Randy Orton Ric Flair King Booker Kane Chris Benoit MVP CM Punk Jeff Hardy Matt Hardy the lovely WWE Divas and more!System Requirements:Run Time: 180 minutes Genre: SPORTS/GAMES UPC: 651191946013 Manufacturer No: WWE94601

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3.0 out of 5 stars THE DEADMAN RETURNS As John Cena Exits!, October 22, 2007

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D.P. (California) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: WWE Unforgiven 2007 (DVD)

ECW Champion CM Punk vs. Elijah Burke - You already knew how this match was going to do once you see that they didn't even bother to show Elijah's entrance. Anyways, this match surpassed their Judgment Day match in that it wasn't too slow that it got boring with the mat wrestling between each other. A good opener but don't blink or else you'll miss the ending.

WWE Tag Team Champions MVP & Matt Hardy vs. Deuce & Domino - This was one of those "put a storyline over" matches in that Hardy & MVP trying to show up each other thoughout the bout by doing blind tags, doing each other's moves & taunts better, and Hardy pulling the same actions on MVP that he did when they won the tag titles. Taking the match for what it was intended to be, it was entertaining.

Triple H vs. Carlito - The stipulation for this one is that Carlito couldn't be disqualified. This match was entertaining by the fact that Triple H doing Eddie Guerrero-like cheating behind the referee's back such as pulling the hair & ropes during an abdonimal stretch while Carlito kept getting the advantage by using weapons like the ring bell & trash cans. Just like the previous match, it was more about being entertaining than wrestling...which it was.

Womens Champion Candice Michelle vs. Beth Phoenix - This match was about Beth completely overpowering & dominating Candice thoughout the match and even yanking out Candice's hair at various times. Candice scored the quick fluke pin.

World Champion Great Khali vs. Batista vs. Rey Mysterio - The only part of this match that was worth watching is the finishing sequence where Rey did two sets of 619's on both guys followed by a springboard onto Khali before Batista powerbombed Rey onto Khali & hitting Khali with a spinebuster & winning the title. Skip the match and watch the instant replay afterwards, that's the watchable part of this match.

World Tag Team Champions Lance Cade & Trevor Murdock vs. Brian Kendrick & Paul London - Good tag team match here between these four. London & Kendrick didn't tone down or lose a step since coming to RAW as they showcased their daredevil style while Cade & Murdock show why they brought back as much credibility as they can back to the tag team title scene on RAW in the previous month with their brawling & mat based offense. This was my favorite match of the night.

WWE Champion John Cena vs. Randy Orton - This was one of those "put a storyline over" segments because the match ended by DQ after seven minutes when Cena just wouldn't stop beating down Orton & moved (he didn't shove the referee or barely even touched him) the referee twice. That match was good for what it was in that seven minutes but it was a crappy ending.
Ironically, this was Cena's last PPV match for months as he got injured right before the next PPV.

Undertaker vs. Mark Henry - Boy, Taker knows how to go all out on his entrances. The match itself wasn't much as it was just the image of Taker pulling off his moves against such a huge man like Henry that was the sight here. This doesn't pass their WrestleMania 22 match but the match is watchable but nothing special past Taker returning.

The only DVD extra worth mentioning is that you see Taker's exit where he's lowered back down at the front of the entrance way.

Overall, this is a DVD worthy of a rental as eventhough the main events were duds...the undercard ranged from good wrestling (World Tag Team Titles & ECW Title) to funny & entertaining (Triple H/Carlito & WWE Tag Team Titles). I would recommend this for a rental.

3.0 out of 5 stars Not bad, but could have been better, July 16, 2008

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Weather Warden <3 "Huge WWE fan" (Auckland, NZ) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: WWE Unforgiven 2007 (DVD)

Unforgiven 2007 wasn't a bad PPV per say, it just wasn't as exciting as previous 07 PPVs.

A bad idea of this PPV was to have a non title match as the main event. Yes I know Undertaker returned from his injury but so did Triple H and Rey Mysterio at Summerslam and they didn't get the main event. Although, with the way the WWE Title match turned out, maybe it was a good idea after all.

Another strange factor was that every single match was under 12 minutes long, with the longest match being the opener at 11:52. This is pretty bad for a PPV. Rundown:

ECW Championship Match: CM Punk (champion) vs Elijah Burke
This was the longest match on the card, and also the opener. I also forgot Elijah Burke even had a title shot back then. But this was a decent match, with lots of good moves and it shows both men can wrestle. A decent match. (3.5/5)

WWE Tag Team Championship Match: Matt Hardy and MVP (champions) vs Deuce & Domino (w/ Cherry)
The whole selling point of this one was to see Matt & MVP's chemistry and how they worked together. At times this match was rather funny with Matt and MVP trying to outdo one another. Very entertaining and the right people won too. (4/5)

No Disqualification Match for Carlito only: Triple H vs Carlito
Another very entertaining match with only Carlito gaining the No DQ stipulation, he could use any weapons he wanted while Triple H wasn't allowed to. But this meant Triple H had to be sneaky with his weapon use. This made for a very funny match, seeing how Triple H managed to get away with cheating. An amusing match and one of the better ones of the night. (4/5)

WWE Women's Championship Match: Candice Michelle (champion) vs Beth Phoenix
Beth dominated this match which Candice won with a fluke pin. But Candice has improved so much and did manage to hold her own against her much larger opponent. This match continued their storyline and made both women look strong with Candice keeping the title and Beth being pinned out of the blue. (3.5/5)

Triple Threat Match for the World Heavyweight Championship: The Great Khali (champion) (w/ Ranjin Singh) vs Batista vs Rey Mysterio
This match was a waste of time for Rey mostly as he was vastly outmatched by Khali and Batista, he hardly got any offence in. The match was all over the place and the only good thing to come out of this match was that Khali lost the title. (2/5)

World Tag Team Championship Match: Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch vs Paul London & Brian Kendrick
I love any match with London & Kendrick in it, since they're immensely talented and it was great to see them in a title match since being drafted to Raw. This match was pretty good too, tag team wrestling is underrated, as this was a gem of a match. Loads of great moves, good teamwork, a good ending. Above average match. (4/5)

WWE Championship Match: John Cena (champion) vs Randy Orton
As much as I love John, this match was rubbish. It was one of the shortest matches on the card and didn't live up to the hype. It was nothing like their awesome Summerslam match. It was just to further the storyline with John's father. John got DQed after 7 minutes, then let his Dad kick Randy in the head. (2/5)

Return Match: The Undertaker vs Mark Henry
This was a bad main event. They could have found somebody WAY better for Undertaker to wrestle in his return match. Mark Henry? Are you joking? That man is a horrible wrestler. It was great to see Taker back, but this match was bad. Taker's entrance was longer then the match... (2/5)

Overall, this PPV wasn't too bad, it just had a few too many lacklustre matches and most of the matches were too short.

4.0 out of 5 stars Average Pay-Per-View, October 12, 2007

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Zarrod "The Rated R One" (Jackson, MS) - See all my reviews

This review is from: WWE Unforgiven 2007 (DVD)

Here's the review of WWE Unforgiven 2007.

1st Match: CM Punk vs. Elijah Burke; ECW Championship (6 out of 10 )
The match was pretty good. These two are outstanding athletes showed off their skills in this match. It's kind of sad that the ECW Championship had to start off the show. Burke mostly dominated this match. The ending was made Burke look really bad. After Burke dominated this match, it had to end in a roll up. Otherwise, good match
Winner & Still ECW Champion: CM PUNK

2nd Match: Matt Hardy & MVP vs. Duece N' Domino; WWE Tag Team Championship
(7 out of 10)
This match really surprised me. The storyline is developing between Matt Hardy & MVP. Both men continued to try to see if either could top that. Duece and Domino held up their bargon but let's face it, these two are horrible. I'm a heel lover but these two are just horrible. Their gimmick and in-ring skills are very boring. I'm saying that MVP & Matt carried this match but it still was a great one.
Winners & Still WWE Tag Team Champions: Matt Hardy & MVP

3rd Match: Triple H vs. Carlito; NO DQ for Carlito Only (5 out of 10
Anyway back to the match, this was just a long squash match simple as that used to make Triple H look unstoppable and put Carlito over as.....well who knows what Carlito was being used in this match for other then look like a pathetic jobber to Triple H. Every single offence Carlito did without a weapon in hand he was manhandled beaten by Triple H easily, even with weapons Triple H either took the shot as if it was a slap to the wrist or again easily got out of the predicament. For one example Carlito throws some white powder in Triple H's eyes and for any normal man this would blind you for say a minutes, not Triple H 5-10 seconds later he is back at full vision and dodging a chair shot then nailing the spinebuster on Carlito. Now as for the finish I don't know if the low blow ending was to try and save some face for Carlito, making it out as if Triple H needed to cheat to win ora possible heel turn in the near future but either way the match was a RAW match best because it had no real competition from Carlito at all which really annoys me.
Winner: Triple H

4th Match: Candice Michelle vs. Beth Phoenix; Women's Championship
Much better then I had anticipated, I thought this would be quick below average match for the Women's Title. But it was quite a good match, Phoenix has some great strength and ability in that ring and she really impressed me, after seeing this match I know she is what the WWE need to base a new and improved Women's Division around, hopefully she becomes Champion at No Mercy and the WWE can try and mold a better Women's Division around her because with TNA's Women's Division starting up soon the WWE will be under pressure to move away from the looks department and focus on talent and Beth has that "IT" factor to give the Women of the WWE some credibility again. Beth dominated the match and really the match was used to get Phoenix over at a larger scale by facing the Women's Champion, Candice did her bit she has improved talent wise in the ring but still not believable as the number 1 Women on WWE programming in my opinion. Finish again was a roll-up but for this match I didn't mind, since there was no way Candice was taking her down for the 3 count.
Winner & Still Women's Champion: Candice Michelle

5th Match: The Great Khali vs. Batista vs. Rey Mysterio; World Heavyweight Championship (7 out of 10)
Now I'm going to start by saying I didn't expect much from this match at all because you had The Great Khali who cannot wrestle to save his life, Batista who as we have seen over the past few months doesn't have good matches with Khali and Mysterio who cannot do many other moves against these two opponents apart from his quickness. But I was certainly wrong again, the match was great HEAPS better then I thought it would be. Khali might not be a good wrestler but his promo squashing watermelons, however lame it was left me in awe and he plays the huge giant so well with his actions and moves. The first turning point from Batista and Mysterio against one another was to my surprise Mysterio, I think this was a better choice because no one expected Mysterio too do on Batista first.
The ending was great with the double 619 by Mysterio and then Batista breaking up his pin on Khali, then interesting enough he choose to take out Khali rather then Mysterio. Now this could be that yeah he just wanted to get the monkey off his back by beating the Champion, or maybe this is a small signal that he may turn heel down the line. I still think Batista would benefit from a heel turn in the next few months, but either way I'm glad Batista won because even though I may not be a fan of him he is a step up from Khali, and with Mysterio moving more naturally and freely in this match means better matches for Smackdown which has been lacking the past few weeks. But on a final note I found it very intriguing that Triple H was backstage to congratulate and send abit of a message to Batista after he won the title, Triple vs Batista?
Winner & New World Heavyweight Champion: Batista

Note: IMO, I think Batista is the most overrated star in the WWE today. Since Wrestlemania 21, It's been Batista in all the Main Events and horrible wrestling. At first he was doing well but after his injury, he hasn't been the same.

6th Match: Lance Cade and Trevor Murdoch vs. Paul London and Brian Kendrick; World Tag Team Championship (7 out of 10)

The started off a little too slow in my opinion, it would have been good for London and Kendrick to start off the match with a flurry to get the fans caught up in the match and hyped up for the win. Now Cade and Murdoch have never really done anything for me and the fact that they are the top heel tag team in WWE really does say something about the division, WWE need a strong heel tag team to get some interest in the tag team matches.
The match started to get better towards the end when London and Kendrick started their fast paced athletic moves and then Cade and Murdoch with their power moves did well for the match. I think this is an actual good feud for RAW to get both teams more interest and credibility if they keep putting on matches of this class or above. One man who did really impress me though was Lance Cade, I didn't know this guy could wrestle as good as he did tonight and he certainly shocked me with how good he can be, I see a good singles future for this guy in his career.
Winner & Still WTTC: Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch

7th Match: John Cena vs. Randy Orton; WWE Championship (4 out of 10) Waste of time! I was really expecting a great match. The match was just a brawl until Cena was DQed. I just have nothing else to say about this match
Winner by DQ: Randy Orton

8th Match: Undertaker vs. Mark Henry (7 out of 10)

First, The Undertaker entrance was captivating. You have have to see it! The match was pretty good. This really made up for the last match. The match was decent for a Henry/Taker match but nowhere near as good as their Casket Match at Wrestlemania 22. Undertaker looked good in the ring which is a great sign for Smackdown, now with Batista as Champion, Mysterio back and better then ever and now Undertaker back and looking good in the ring Smackdown is going to get much better in the next few weeks I can guarantee it.
Never expected Undertaker to lose this match but after that awesome Chokeslam from Taker and Henry kicking out of the pin, I thought maybe he had a chance. This is a big difference from Triple H's match with Carlito, where you never expected Carlito to pick up the win. At least with Taker he can give you a nice even match no matter how big, small or tall his opponent is.
Match wasn't great but the fact it was Undertaker return match got me hyped throughout the match, and even though there was a faint "TNA" chant in the crowd during Henry's attack. It was a decent match, Main Event quality of a PPV? No, but that is where WWE's booking of match orders comes into play. Nice way to end the PPV on a high, rather then with Cena's match, and leaves a good question in your mind.
Winner: The Undertaker

Overall: All in all a decent PPV not as bad in my opinion as others I have heard from, I wouldn't say this is a PPV to order and pay to see but if you can get a hold of it then you might as well check it out. Nothing really special throughout the show that you could write home about, just a decent PPV that had nothing special but did what it had to do. I would buy the PPV but it's not a memorable PPV.


Top 3 Moments
1. Undertaker's Return
2. Batista winning World Heavyweight Championship
3. No Lame Skits

Bottom 3 Moments
1. Order of Matches
2. Triple H squashing Carlito
3. DQ Finish to WWE Title Match