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Save your money for something good and enjoyable
Acensbart
Excellent but underrated film
Comwayon
A Disappointing Continuation
Zandra
The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.
amanwhorocks
1. The HeadBangers/New Blackjacks Vs. GodWinns/Billy Gunn/Road Dogg - Ordinary match. 6.5/10 2. Truth Commission Vs. D.O.A. - Kurrgan debuts 6.5/10 3. Vader/Goldust/Steve Blackman/Marc Mero Vs. Jim Neidhart/The British Bulldog/Lafon/Furnace - CLassic tag action. Vader was cool. 7.5/10 4. Nation of Domination Vs. Ahmed Johnson/Ken Shamrock/Legion of Doom - es Shamrock with nice final victory over Rock, thanks for that booking! 7.5/10 5. WWF Intercontinental Title Match: Champ-Owen Hart Vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin - Owen too easy job for Stone Cold. Shorty. 7/10 6. WWF World Heavyweight Title Match: Shawn Michaels Vs. Champ-Bret Hart - Montreal screw-job we all know. I always like Bret more. 6.5/10 All for all - without that controversial ending: pretty average card.
edna_krabappel1982
Survivor Series 1997 let me get right to the point,the Main event of the Pay Per View the other matches were OK but i was only really interested in Bret's match so that's all I'm going to summarise Main Event the best there is the best there was and the best there ever will be, Bret "Hitman" Hart vs HBK Shawn Michaels the match starts before the bell rings Hart and Michaels fight up and down the aisle before being coaxed into the ring to start the match for real. I'm not going to spoil the ending of the match except to say that what happened was absolutely ridiculous and Vincent Kennedy McMahon should be ashamed of himself! I strongly suggest you get this pay per view on video or DVD and watch it for yourselves.
Legend Killer
Before I get to the obvious match, let me just say that this was a time when the WWE's or F's (whatever) mid-card was terrible. I'm not going to go over the under card as they were only there to fill up time.Stone Cold Steve Austin vs Owen Hart - This match wasn't a good match, but is wasn't really supposed to be. It was just supposed to be Stone Cold re-establishing himself as the main mid-carder on his way to the top. All you had to do was see his beer belly to know that the pre-Summer Slam Steve Austin that Bret Hart said was the best wrestler in the world, was gone.Bret Hart vs Shawn Michaels - This match lets us see how Americans can't see past their own existence and how Canadians hate them for it. For all those who say get over it. What would you do if you carried a company for the majority of the 90's & was responsible for elevating Stone Cold Steve Austin to mainevent status? Bret Hart gave his life and sacrificed his marriage for the WWF only to be screwed like that in his own country. Not only would I not have let it go, but I wouldn't have left Montreal without making good use of my knuckle dusters.Leave Bret Hart alone, he has every right to moan as long as he feels like it!
Izzit249
Probably the greatest PPV for argument of all time.Of course this event is not only remembered for the infamous 'montreal screw-over, it signifies the return of a then injured Stone Cold Steve Austin to the ring to regain intercontinental championship from Owen Hart, and other great matches Vince McMahon lined up.This is also in my opinion remembered for careful viewers, to see it is the first tme Vince McMahon left the commentators seat to be announced officially as the owner of the company. Well we all know why now don't we....This is the final display of the Hart Foundation (despite the death of Brian Pillman a month before), as they united to see Bret down the ring, but yet failed to notice why Vince was hanging around ringside, until the infamous screw over, seeing Bret spit in Vince's face, and watching what seemed to be a bewildered Shawn Michaels escorted out the stadium by a blatantly guilty Gerald Brisco.Most definitely worth the watch.
