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Dom Robinson reviews

WWF Summerslam 2000

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Silver Vision

    Cover
  • Cert:
  • Cat.no: WWF 1008
  • Running time: 204 minutes
  • Recorded: 2000
  • Pressing: 2001
  • Region(s): 2, NTSC
  • Chapters: 29
  • Sound: Dolby Surround (Dolby Digital 2.0)
  • Languages: English, Spanish
  • Subtitles: None
  • Fullscreen: 4:3
  • 16:9-Enhanced: No
  • Macrovision: Yes
  • Disc Format: DVD 9
  • Price: £19.99
  • Extras: Eight Exclusive Interviews, A Special Look at "The Beach" TV Ads, A Special Look at the Feuds and Events leading up to Summerslam 2000

A highlight of the WWF calendar, Summerslam 2000 brings you all the action from the ring at last year's event including the Triple Threat Match between Kurt Angle and Triple H taking on defending WWF champion The Rock, the Hardcore Championship, the TLC Tag Team title match and, for the first time ever, a Thong Stink Face March between The Kat and Terri! There's also the sexual tension between all the contestants and Triple H's missus, Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley.

I've done several WWF DVD reviews online to date already so you know the drill by now - and if you don't, there's a summary of those online at the bottom of this review - so I'll move on swiftly to a breakdown of the DVD's contents.

  • Right To Censor vs. Too Cool & Rikishi

  • X-Pac vs. Road Dogg

  • Intergender Tag Team Match for the Intercontinental Championship

  • Tazz vs. Jerry "The King" Lawler

  • Hardcore Championship Match
    • Shane McMahon vs. Steve Blackman

  • Best Two-Out-Of-Three Falls Match

  • TLC Match for the Tag Team Championship
    • Edge and Christian vs.
    • the Dudley Boyz vs.
    • the Hardy Boyz

  • First-Ever Thong "Stink Face" Match
    • The Kat vs. Terri

  • Undertaker vs. Kane

  • Triple Threat Match for the Championship
    • The Rock vs. Triple H and Kurt Angle


Presented in a 4:3 ratio, the picture looks better than the Mick Foley DVD because they've left it in the original NTSC format instead of converting to PAL and losing quality. The the average bitrate is 5.33Mb/s, often peaking over 7Mb/s.

The sound, in Dolby Digital 2.0 (Dolby Surround), offers only English commentary, but is loud enough to wake up the neighbours when necessary.

The extras consist of Eight Exclusive Interviews which are more like brief soundbites (all under a minute each) from the stars such as The Kat, Undertaker, Edge and Christian. One of "The Beach" adverts is included as well as A Special Look at "The Beach" TV Ads - a 3-minute featurette.

In the Flash Backs and Xtras sections come several mini-featurettes looking at the feuds and events leading up to Summerslam 2000 all of which are part of the overall running time and essential viewing for the discerning WWF fan.

The disc contains 29 chapters in total - 11 for the near-3hr main programme, plus one each for the featurettes and interviews. There are no subtitles but all of the menus feature animation and music in the form of clips from the show.

The following is a list of all the The WWE/WWF DVDs and games review online to date :

FILM CONTENT
PICTURE QUALITY
SOUND QUALITY
EXTRAS



OVERALL

Review copyright © Dominic Robinson, 2001.

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