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Summary: Ummm....depends on how you look at it
Review: Well while I would have to be hell of bored (i.e. strapped down and forced to watch) to watch this DVD it will probably be a good thing in the fact that you could put in your DVD player and turn up the volume to listen to some theme songs that have not yet been released on CD yet. [For a couple of dollars], why not? If it sucks you can just say that you are a collector.
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Summary: Is the WWE serious?!
Review: When I first heard about the title of this DVD, it sounded kind of cool as I thought that they would have old and new titantron videos like the old D-Generation X, Steve Austin, Shawn Michaels, Undertaker, and The Rock videos. Unfortunately, I was let down in a huge way. First of all, there are only 10 entrance videos! Just 10! No DVD extras, nothing! For anyone who's interested, here is the entrance video list:The Rock
Vince McMahon
Kane
Chris Jericho
Edge
Kurt Angle
The Hurricane Billy and Chuck
Triple H
The Undertaker While this is not a bad line up, the WWE should realize that instead of paying [money]for the DVD. People could just as easily go to their website and download these videos. I strongly discourage anyone to buy this.
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Summary: Blatant [poor value]
Review: With a total of only 10 videos on this DVD, it's hard to recommend it to any but the most ardent WWE completist. While each 3 minute video has high production values and is good fun, it's hard to believe that the WWE couldn't find it in themselves to deliver some value for money by cramming more than 10 videos onto the disc. Instead of trying to sell a 30 minute DVD, what about including some older or now superseded videos to pad it out? Avoid it unless you feel an obsessive desire to own at least one of every WWE item ever produced.
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Summary: WWE Hasn't released Vengeance 02.
Review: WWE has decided that instead of releasing the sort-of-okay PPV that preluded Summerslam, Vengeance 02, they will instead release an assortment of DVD's that are even less worthy of your time or money. These being Diva's Undressed, probably the worst WWE program I've ever seen in my life, and Diva's Las Vegas, which I wouldn't waste my time on. But worst of all, as if to stand on a higher grounds and look down upon these two disasters is WWE Ramped Up. Is there any reason to buy this? I can't think of one, I mean it might be cool to find on the street, but why would you want to pay money for this? Do yourself a favor and pre-order Summerslam 02, or buy any other DVD. Even KotR 02 is more worth your money than this. Hell, buy any DVD and I bet you you'll get some of those video's as an "extra". Way to go, Vince. Thanks for not releasing No Way Out 00, 01, but giving us WWE Ramped Up, you senile ...
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Summary: No Way Out
Review: WWE has decided that it's smart to instead of releasing No Way Out 00, or 01 on DVD, to release DVD's like Divas Undressed, or even WWE "Ramped Up". This is the stupidest DVD I've ever even heard of by far, they should be giving this away free as a bonus DVD to buy some of their others', .... Why would I pay money to see 10 videos that I see on Raw or Smackdown anyway? Just buying almost any other DVD gives you your share of these 10 videos, that nobody cares about in the first place. Why not add a highlight match for each superstar "Ramped Up" features as an extra? Why not fill the DVD with videos', as a DVD is obviously capable of? Because WWE wants to make more volumes. Yes, folks the sad truth is WWE wants your money. Don't give it to them.
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