hey, i’m in this movie!

(i watched that nick gage match in person)

hey, i’m in this movie!

(i watched that nick gage match in person)

Warning: I completely dork out in this review, don't let this change the way you see me 🙏 

It feels kind of stupid to say this may be my favorite documentary of all time, but it's hard to say otherwise when it had me fully convinced David Arquette was going to die (a man I fully know is still alive) 

In the beginning it felt like David was in this for the sake of the documentary and to get his name back out there, but by the end he really finds a community and passion that almost seems to cure him. I'm truly inspired, David Arquette now holds a special place in my heart, and I've never loved wrestling more before watching this. What a beautiful documentary.

And not to completely dork out but the glimpse into the 2019 independent wrestling scene is really cool. Seeing guys like Ethan Page, RJ City, MJF, and who I think was Jacob Fatu go from working these small shows to currently working for the big companies is great.

And why did I never know 'Jungle Boy' Jack Perry is Luke Perry's son?!? I guess I like him a little bit more because of this film but still, an enemy to CM Punk is an enemy to me.

Warning: I completely dork out in this review, don't let this change the way you see me 🙏 

It feels kind of stupid to say this may be my favorite documentary of all time, but it's hard to say otherwise when it had me fully convinced David Arquette was going to die (a man I fully know is still alive) 

In the beginning it felt like David was in this for the sake of the documentary and to get his name back out there, but by the end he really finds a community and passion that almost seems to cure him. I'm truly inspired, David Arquette now holds a special place in my heart, and I've never loved wrestling more before watching this. What a beautiful documentary.

And not to completely dork out but the glimpse into the 2019 independent wrestling scene is really cool. Seeing guys like Ethan Page, RJ City, MJF, and who I think was Jacob Fatu go from working these small shows to currently working for the big companies is great.

And why did I never know 'Jungle Boy' Jack Perry is Luke Perry's son?!? I guess I like him a little bit more because of this film but still, an enemy to CM Punk is an enemy to me.

Let me start by saying that I’m probably the biggest David Arquette fan on the planet. And this look at the man behind the characters is top notch. I’m also a huge wrestling fan, a WCW fan, at that, so this is a controversial subject for some. I appreciate David’s enthusiasm to get into the business, even though it was a farce at the time. I love David’s transparency and vulnerability to do this documentary, and I applaud him for diving back in to prove himself to wrestling fans after all those years. As for his acting career, he’s severely underrated, and I wish casting directors would do the right thing and give him more roles. Anyway, cannot recommend this documentary enough.

Let me start by saying that I’m probably the biggest David Arquette fan on the planet. And this look at the man behind the characters is top notch. I’m also a huge wrestling fan, a WCW fan, at that, so this is a controversial subject for some. I appreciate David’s enthusiasm to get into the business, even though it was a farce at the time. I love David’s transparency and vulnerability to do this documentary, and I applaud him for diving back in to prove himself to wrestling fans after all those years. As for his acting career, he’s severely underrated, and I wish casting directors would do the right thing and give him more roles. Anyway, cannot recommend this documentary enough.

Man risked his health and possibly his marriage just to clear his name for winning the WCW title in 2000.

Man risked his health and possibly his marriage just to clear his name for winning the WCW title in 2000.

huge respect for david arquette

huge respect for david arquette