Guest Posted October 8, 2012 Share Posted October 8, 2012 SilverVision put on their Facebook page on Friday a status along the lines of "Have you found any of the easter eggs on the CM Punk set yet?", so it could still be on there. Not going by silver visions list of them http://www.silvervision.co.uk/static-pages...ggs.html#cmpunk Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pol_pot_rick Posted October 10, 2012 Share Posted October 10, 2012 What I got from the DVD was that WWE didn't want to push him but the talent depth was/is so bad they had to because there was no one else. Jim Ross saying "CM Punk was elevated to the main event by working with the Undertaker" was quite hilarious. If JR didn't permanently have a straight face I doubt he'd have kept one while saying that. The Undertaker feud almost killed him off. The DVD did go a long way to explaining why they never put him in main event slots without John Cena sellotaped to him, though. Michael Hayes, Triple H, Scott Armstrong and John Cena's talking heads keep drilling it into you. Works hard, looks like a tramp. I did enjoy Michael Hayes burying Heyman for being a liar, though. The Punk DVD is 2nd behind Austin's imo. But there was some gaps in time that seemed to vanish on his story. Like he was on OWV and all the sudden he wins Money in the Bank after being in ECW for a bit. I can't remember back then but did he ever get stuck in mid card hell or anything? I can't recall. And why does he look like a tramp? I think you just hate him. Punk is awesome. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paid Members IANdrewDiceClay Posted October 10, 2012 Paid Members Share Posted October 10, 2012 Punk is awesome. Good for you. I wont judge your tastes (unlike what you are doing with my tastes) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KingOfMetal Posted October 10, 2012 Share Posted October 10, 2012 SilverVision put on their Facebook page on Friday a status along the lines of "Have you found any of the easter eggs on the CM Punk set yet?", so it could still be on there. Not going by silver visions list of them http://www.silvervision.co.uk/static-pages...ggs.html#cmpunk didn't make the final cut, just a couple of snippets that don't really add anything. One being a story about how he gets all the divas something for valentines day (probs cos hes been inside most of them) and why he calls his tour bus Black Maria (which is a Texas Chainsaw Massacre reference). Your not missing anything if you dont see them. the 'Wrestlemania Day' segement on the blu-ray is pretty cool though. Overall, a very good piece from WWE. The documentary is good and was nice to see IWA and ROH footage in there too as well as Punk saying about how he'd be working everywhere to try and make it ("Nashville on Wednesdays"). Always good to hear Michael Hayes and Paul Heyman giving their thoughts on things, and Regal is great in his talking head parts too. Curt Hawkins is just happy to be included on something, and Ace Steel looks as intense as ever For me though, and whilst the selection of matches included is good, I think it could have been better: * The OVW match against Brent Albright starts out at a lightning pace and then goes to pot when Punk injures his knee. Maybe they could have included the Strap Match they had instead of this one (which Punk actually won) * ECW debut is in place as it should be, but then the next match is from over a year later in which Punk had been involved with D-X and the Hardys at Survivor Series and had an angle with the two ECW stables (ECW Originals and The New Breed) trying to acquire his services, yet none of these are included. I'm not saying that you have to include everything on a week by week basis, but as I have said before I would have at least included the Tables Matchwith the ECW Originals vs. the New Breed from One Night Stand 2007. * Punk and Kofi winning the tag titles is an OK TV match, but didnt really do anything for either mans standing at the time. * TLC Match with Jeff Hardy is great as we all remember, and it includes the post-match chokeslam from Undertaker, but didn't include either there match from Breaking Point (Undertaker's only 'submission' loss?...sort of) or Hell In A Cell match (which would have been the better of the two). * vs. Rey Mysterio from Over the Limit is really good, despite the break were the ref has to look at the hardway cut Punk suffers * the MITB vs. John Cena has the greatest crowd heat ever in my opinion, yet there is nothing from the remainder of 2011 after this, it skips straight to Wrestlemania 28 vs. Chris Jericho. In this time, he had unified the WWE titles against John Cena at Summerslan, had a Russo-riffic PPV match with Triple H, the first ever triple threat HIAC match, win the WWE title for a second time from ADR and had a great triple threat TLC match vs. ADR and The Miz. I'd have included the Triple H match and the TLC three way. * The match vs. Daniel Bryan from Over the Limit 2012 is a good one to finish with. Like I say, Im not trying to say that the match selection is bad. I just think it could have been better with a few other additions. You have 11 matches on the set (12 on the Blu-Ray), if they could have bumped it upto 14/15, i think it could have been an amazing set rather than a very good set. Would have been really nice to have maybe got an ROH match on there (maybe one from the Raven feud), but thats me really dreaming now Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jm29195 Posted October 10, 2012 Share Posted October 10, 2012 * ECW debut is in place as it should be, but then the next match is from over a year later in which Punk had been involved with D-X and the Hardys at Survivor Series and had an angle with the two ECW stables (ECW Originals and The New Breed) trying to acquire his services, yet none of these are included. I'm not saying that you have to include everything on a week by week basis, but as I have said before I would have at least included the Tables Matchwith the ECW Originals vs. the New Breed from One Night Stand 2007. I agree with what you said re: New Breed, but your chronology is out here - the Survivor Series match with the Hardys and DX is from Survivor Series 2006. The narrative then goes on to state how Punk was buried after Heyman left at the end of 2006 and then to the ECW Title win in September 2007 - a 9 month skip but due to the previously mentioned burial he wasn't doing that much anyway prior to that... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KingOfMetal Posted October 10, 2012 Share Posted October 10, 2012 I see what your saying, and I wasn't being clear first time round. I was meaning that there is over a one year between his ECW debut and the Morrison match, during which time he had being involved in the angles and matches I mentioned. They could have included the Tables Match from One Night Stand to fill in the gap. Going from August to September 2007 is a massive jump, they made it look like he did nothing of worth between those times Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jm29195 Posted October 10, 2012 Share Posted October 10, 2012 I see what your saying, and I wasn't being clear first time round. I was meaning that there is over a one year between his ECW debut and the Morrison match, during which time he had being involved in the angles and matches I mentioned. They could have included the Tables Match from One Night Stand to fill in the gap. Going from August to September 2007 is a massive jump, they made it look like he did nothing of worth between those times I don't recall the Tables match, but the rematch from WM on the ECW TV show was awesome - don't know if they would have put it in there though as New Breed went over... Didn't Punk also bury most of his ECW series with Morrison prior to the one where he won the belt that is included on the set? I think he also had a pretty flakey match with Burke at the time which wasn't up to much.... did he do anything else worthwhile in that time? From what they did include, I would have cut the Kingston tag match, and would have included perhaps the Chavo Gulf Stream match from ECW, which was a fun little match, the title win vs Del Rio from last year, and the TLC match from last year as they were both standout moments from his current run... Also loved that they included the commercial break bits from TV matches - when did they start doing that? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dopper Posted October 11, 2012 Share Posted October 11, 2012 Didn't Punk also bury most of his ECW series with Morrison prior to the one where he won the belt that is included on the set? Yeah, he said their series was crap until the last match of the feud. I watched that match last night for the first time and it is excellent. I don't remember the crowds being massively into anything on the new ECW (outside of the Hammerstein Ballroom) but they really got into that one. I can't believe I didn't get the movie reference in the bit after the end credits of the documentary. Mary-Kate (former ECW superfan & ROH photographer) pointed it out on Twitter last night ... SPOILER - Highlight the black box to read When Punk walks into the hallway (apparently of his bus) in a bathrobe and says "it's over, go home" it definitely seemed familiar. It is a homage to the end scene of Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Nice Chicago connection there. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KingOfMetal Posted October 11, 2012 Share Posted October 11, 2012 I see what your saying, and I wasn't being clear first time round. I was meaning that there is over a one year between his ECW debut and the Morrison match, during which time he had being involved in the angles and matches I mentioned. They could have included the Tables Match from One Night Stand to fill in the gap. Going from August to September 2007 is a massive jump, they made it look like he did nothing of worth between those times I don't recall the Tables match, but the rematch from WM on the ECW TV show was awesome - don't know if they would have put it in there though as New Breed went over... Didn't Punk also bury most of his ECW series with Morrison prior to the one where he won the belt that is included on the set? I think he also had a pretty flakey match with Burke at the time which wasn't up to much.... did he do anything else worthwhile in that time? From what they did include, I would have cut the Kingston tag match, and would have included perhaps the Chavo Gulf Stream match from ECW, which was a fun little match, the title win vs Del Rio from last year, and the TLC match from last year as they were both standout moments from his current run... Also loved that they included the commercial break bits from TV matches - when did they start doing that? - Tables Match Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Joey Joe Joe Jr Posted November 10, 2012 Share Posted November 10, 2012 Just watched the new NWO documentary. It's always great to see classic NWO footage and it managed to not descend too much into a "WCW was the worst" direction which WWE likes to promote. Just wish it had been a bit longer. It's hurt by using a lot of old interviews from other releases, so it feels a bit chopped together, but what can you do? Just surprised they haven't promoted it more, and the fact they have Luger and Russo giving new interviews is a nice plus. Cody seemed like an odd choice initially, but provided some great insight from his perspective. Though it felt at times like an extended WWE 24/7 feature, it was still a good watch. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iamtheman Posted November 12, 2012 Share Posted November 12, 2012 attitude era dvd listings Silvervision would have usually had these up by now but without them this is the first I've seen of it, its quite an odd compliation DISC 1 Documentary: The Birth of Attitude Entrance Music D-Generation X Austin vs. McMahon Long-Arching Stories Innovations New Demographic Critics Expansion Comedy Wealth of Talent The World Was Watching Watershed Period Jim Ross interviews Goldust & Marlena Raw – Nov 3, 1997 Steve Austin Throws the InterContinental Championship Off A Bridge Raw – Dec 15, 1997 Soldier of Love Raw – May 4, 1998 Mr McMahon Presents Mankind with the WWE Hardcore Championship Raw – Nov 2, 1998 Jim Ross Interviews Triple H Sunday Night Heat – July 25, 1999 An Evening At The Friendly Tap SmackDown! – Jan 20, 2000 Mae Young and the Acolyte Protection Agency SmackDown! – Jan 27, 2000 “The Jug Band” Judgment Day 2000 Triple H Trains Trish Stratus SmackDown! – July 27, 2000 Edges Totally Awesome Birthday Raw – Oct 30, 2000 The Rocks Message to His Hell in a Cell Opponents Raw – Dec 4, 2000 GTV DISC 2 Mike Tyson Joins DX Raw – Mar 2, 1998 A New Beginning For D-Generation X Raw – March 30, 1998 Sable vs. “Marvelous” Marc Mero Raw – May 11, 1998 Nation of Degeneration Raw – July 6, 1998 Brawl for All Match Bart Gunn vs. “Dr Death” Steve Williams Raw – July 27, 1998 Four Corners Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship The Undertaker & Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Kane & Mankind vs. The New Age Outlaws vs. The Rock & Owen Hart Raw – Aug 10, 1998 Lions Den Match Ken Shamrock vs. Owen Hart SummerSlam 1998 Finals of WWE Championship Tournament The Rock vs. Mankind Survivor Series 1998 The Rock & The Undertaker vs. Mankind & Stone Cold Steve Austin Raw – Dec 7, 1998 Austin Gives The Corporation A Beer Bath Raw – March 22, 1999 The Undertaker vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin Raw – June 28, 1999 The Debut of Y2J Raw – Aug 9, 1999 DISC 3 Content still to be confirmed. Special Features (Expected Best Buy Exclusive) GTV – Al Snow & Head Mae Young Gives Birth Raw – Feb 28, 2000 WWE Womens Championship Match Lita vs. Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley Raw – June 12, 2000 The Dudley Boyz vs. The Hardy Boyz Raw – July 17, 2000 BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVES King of Kings Match Ken Shamrock vs. Triple H vs. Owen Hart Raw – June 29, 1998 The Oddities w/ Insane Clown Posse vs. The Headbangers Raw – Sept 28, 1998 The Truth About Sammy Raw – Jan 18, 1999 The Unholy Union of Stephanie McMahon & The Undertaker Raw – April 26, 1999 The Rock vs. Val Venis SmackDown – Oct 7, 1999 Survivor Series Elimination Match Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Kane & Shane McMahon vs. Triple H, X-Pac & The New Age Outlaws SmackDown – Nov 4, 1999 WWE Hardcore Championship Match Al Snow vs. Crash Holly SmackDown – June 29, 2000 The Hardy Boyz & Lita vs. Perry Saturn, Eddie Guerrero & Dean Malenko SmackDown – Nov 30, 2000 Chris Jericho & The Dudley Boyz vs. Kurt Angle, Edge & Christian Raw – Dec 25, 2000 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Buzz Lightyear Posted November 13, 2012 Share Posted November 13, 2012 Disk 3 content is.... European & Intercontinental Championship Match DLo Brown vs. Jeff Jarrett SummerSlam 1999 Buried Alive Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship The Rock & Mankind vs. The Undertaker & Big Show SmackDown! – Sept 9, 1999 Stone Cold & Jim Ross vs. Triple H & Chyna Raw – Oct 11, 1999 Boss Mans Sympathy for Big Shows Dad Raw – Nov 18, 1999 The Wedding of Stephanie McMahon & Andrew “Test” Martin Raw – Nov 29, 1999 The Godfather & DLo Brown vs. Too Cool SmackDown – Jan 27, 2000 WWE Hardcore Championship Match Hardcore Holly vs. Crash Holly Raw – March 27, 2000 WWE Championship Match Chris Jericho vs. Eddie Guerrero Raw – April 3, 2000 Steel Cage Match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship Rikishi vs. Val Venis Fully Loaded 2000 Tables, Ladders & Chairs Match for the World Tag Team Championship Edge & Christian vs. The Hardy Boyz vs. The Dudley Boyz SummerSlam 2000 Hell in A Cell Match for the WWE Championship Kurt Angle vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock vs. Undertaker vs. Triple H vs. Rikishi Armageddon 2000 http://www.wwedvdnews.com/match-listing-ww...-era-dvd/29902/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paid Members MichaelScarn Posted November 13, 2012 Paid Members Share Posted November 13, 2012 So, how many times has 'The Debut of Y2J' been an extra, or part of the main feature, on a WWE DVD now? That's almost rivaling Mankind/Taker HIAC now. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paid Members gadge Posted November 13, 2012 Paid Members Share Posted November 13, 2012 Fuck yes to the Four Corners tag title match from August 98. Those successive weeks of Austin and Undertaker tag title matches were shit hot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dash X Posted November 13, 2012 Share Posted November 13, 2012 since silver vision wont be releasing this, will it get a UK release? if so has the release date been announced yet? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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