Starring Triple H, The Rock, Vince McMahon, Stephanie McMahon, Jim Ross, The Undertaker
The Story:
The WWE returns with another excellent documentary, this time chronicling the career of Triple H.
I've made no secret that I think Triple H is one of my favorite wrestlers of all time.
While The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin were the undeniable stars of the WWE during the Attitude Era, Triple H made an excellent foil for them both when they were not facing off against each other.
It's fun going back and watching his rise to stardom from very humble beginnings to where he is today.
I also make no secret that I find the criticism that he married the boss' daughter being the only reason that caused him to make it to the top, to be complete rubbish.
He was at the top before their relationship ever happened, and he has been far removed from the main title picture for so long now, it's not even remotely valid criticism.
The only thing it did allow, was for a smoother transition to the other side of helping run the WWE as his in-ring career winds down.
Which is really no different than what Vince McMahon has done for dozens of wrestlers who help behind the scenes after they hang up the boots.
Triple H just gets a bigger office.
;)
Great documentary, now available for streaming on Netflix as of this writing.
Final Grade: A
Rewatchability/Purchase Factor: I'd love to add this to the WWE collection side of the DVD library. :)
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