Autobiography DVD's

[Cabers]

I just finished watching Edge's new DVD (if you haven't a must watch) and i really liked it and know i want to see more DVD's like this so do any of ye have know any good ones?

[ItswrestlingIwantblood]

I ordered the Edge one on Blu-ray and it just came in today(haven't got around to watching it yet). The Jericho one is really cool too.

[The Piper]

I perfer reading the books to watching the DVD's, the Books cover more.

[GreatMuta4life]

WWE has produced tons of great documentaries, and the great part is you can find some of the older ones really cheap. In no particular order:
Dusty Rhodes: The American Dream Story
The Triumph and Tragedy of World Class Championship Wrestling(sort of a biography of the Von Erichs)
Stone Cold: The Bottom Line on...
Jake the snake Roberts: Pick Your Poison(this is not exactly a fun one, but very compelling)
Ric Flair and the Four Horsemen(this has Benoit on it so it's not likely to be in stores but Amazon has it)
The Spectacular Legacy of the AWA(more of a biography of a company but a great watch)
Born to Controversy: The Roddy Piper Story
The Road Warriors: The life and death of...
The Rise and Fall of WCW(again a biography of a company, but a must-watch for any wrestling fan)

there's tons more but those are my favorites

[RobHimself]

Rise and fall of ecw
Monday night wars
Two of my faves.

Beyond The Mat full doc

[The Piper]

Rise and fall of ecw
Monday night wars
Two of my faves.

Beyond The Mat full doc

Beyond the Mat destroyed my view of Jake Roberts, I lost a lot of respect for him when I saw that.

[URATOOL]

Sorry to be pedantic, but autobiographies are books written by the person themselves. To have an autobiographical DVD it would at least have to be written/scripted, if not also narrated, by the person it was about. Likewise DVDs about companies can't really be autobiographical. They can be self produced by the company, but would still only be documentaries.

Back on topic, my favourite biographical WWE DVD is still 'Hard Knocks'.

I'm also getting tempted to buy 20-1 when it comes out. Although it's only really a partial bio of Takers career. But I think having all those matches to rewatch would be cool. I just hope they let him and some of the opponents narrate the matches (as an optional commentary)

[The Piper]

Sorry to be pedantic, but autobiographies are books written by the person themselves. To have an autobiographical DVD it would at least have to be written/scripted, if not also narrated, by the person it was about. Likewise DVDs about companies can't really be autobiographical. They can be self produced by the company, but would still only be documentaries.

Back on topic, my favourite biographical WWE DVD is still 'Hard Knocks'.

I'm also getting tempted to buy 20-1 when it comes out. Although it's only really a partial bio of Takers career. But I think having all those matches to rewatch would be cool. I just hope they let him and some of the opponents narrate the matches (as an optional commentary)

As opposed to the wrestling that isn't scripted or planned in any way.

[URATOOL]

As apposed to the wrestling that isn't scripted or planned in any way.

Did that make sense in your head?

[The Piper]

Did that make sense in your head?

It may have, I drift in and out.