ECW: One Night Stand
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Actor: Edge, John Cena, Kurt Angle, Randy Orton, Rob Van DamBrand: Sony
DVD: Region Code 1
Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language); Spanish (Original Language)
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, NTSC
Picture Format: 1.33:1
Running Time: 180 minutes
DVD Release Date: 2006-07-11
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Model: 94543
Studio: World Wrestling
Product features:
- Rob Van Dam returns to ECW to cash in his "Money in the Bank" title shot, but will he cash in on the WWE Championship? See what happens when the action gets extreme, at ECW's One Night Stand. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: SPORTS/GAMES Rating: NR Age: 651191945436 UPC: 651191945436 Manufacturer No: 94543
Movie Reviews of ECW: One Night Stand
Movie Review: TWO EXTREME PPV'S FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!
Summary: 5 Stars
Last year about about a reunion, this year was about establishing the third WWE brand, WW-ECW. You saw elements & some talents from the old ECW mixed in with what Vince is tryin' to establish with the new ECW. You could tell that by comparing the show last year (which Heyman booked all by himself) to this years show which obiviously showed the WWE influence. The real highlight of the night was the rabid audience that I haven't seen play such a big role since Goldberg/Lesnar at WM20.
Tazz vs. Jerry Lawler - This wasn't more about getting the crowd pumped up instead of actually having a match...and it worked because seeing Jerry "Extremely Crappy Wrestling" Lawler get choked out was justice.
Kurt Angle vs. Randy Orton - The audience was all over Orton while Angle certified his "wrestling machine" character by dominating Orton throughout the match. Orton was a little rusty & the crowd let him know it. Average match but again, the crowd made it better than it was.
Tajiri & Super Crazy vs. F.B.I. - This match was great on many levels. We saw the return of Tajiri, Guido was allowed to show what he's made of instead of being jobbed out like he is on SmackDown, and Crazy pulled out some of his old ECW moves that we haven't seen during his "Mexicools" run in WWE. Plus the "Nacho Libre" chant from the fans was just comedy.
After this, Big Show came out & beat up all four guys along with Big Guido before leaving. This would have looked impressive but it was the same stuff we've seen Khali do on SmackDown for around the past couple of weeks so that was a obivious WWE influence on the show.
I think it was here that J.B.L. came out & did a pointless rant on how he's the new commentator on SmackDown & did a obivious swipe at the Blue Meanie incident last year before leaving. It was pointless.
World Champion Rey Mysterio vs. Sabu - This was one of the rare matches in Mysterio's title reign where he was able to showcase what he's all about & he obiviously learned his lession from last year's event as he & Sabu went extreme. Chairshots, high flyin' action, broken tables. The ending was a little cheap but it doesn't take away from the match for me.
Dreamer & Funk vs. Edge & Foley - This match was like an updated version of the November 2 Remember '95 match...only replace Raven with Edge. Just great hardcore action with Funk stuck in barbwire, Dreamer & Edge brawling, the catfight with Beulah & Lita and even Foley on fire. Just great non-stop action...plus it was nice to see Beulah again (you can never get enough of her)
Balls Mahoney vs. Masato Tatanka - Worst match of the night only because Tatanka was really injured & couldn't do much. Compared to his match last year, disapointment is an understatement but the match also was just really short for them to do much.
My favorite moment of the night came when Eugene came out and ended up getting caned by Sandman (starting his "anti-sports entertainment" gimmick) to the point to where a fan on the outside gave him another cane to use on Eugene.
The main event between Cena & RVD was one of Cena's best showings while RVD showed signs of his old ECW style. Honestly, the match was above average but the thing that put this match over the top was the crowd who was just all over Cena non-stop. From then throwing back his hat & shirt, the "If Cena Wins We Riot!" signs, their reaction to everything he did, and their creative chants...lets just say if you watched this match with no sound, you wouldn't get the same effect. But the big payoff was that RVD finally won THE BIG ONE infront of his fanbase & his audience.
This was one of the best PPV's of the year so far. DVD extras include the battle royal from the WWE vs. ECW special (which featured The Big Show joining ECW), interviews with fans, and the segment from ECW on Sci-Fi where RVD is proclaimed the new ECW Champion (sorry Rhino!) I wish they would have added the RVD vs. Mysterio match from the special as well but you can't win them all.
But that's not all as this comes with a second DVD of ECW's first PPV event...Barely Legal. The differences between this copy & the Pioneer Home Video copy is that all the backstage interviews are on here, all non-WWE owned ECW music is removed (no "Enter Sandman"), and some of Joey Styles' commentary is redone. Eventhough 3 of these matches (RVD vs. Storm, Sandman vs. Funk vs. Richards & the match with Raven afterwards) were available on other WWE DVD's, this whole event is something worth watching. Here's my review for the original Barely Legal DVD:
"This was ECW's first PPV from the bingo hall known as the "ECW Arena" and really the event that put ECW on the map. Tag Team Champions Dudley Boyz fought Eliminators which really showed by Eliminators were one of the best teams back then, a young Lance Storm fought Rob Van Dam in a match that started his "Mr. Monday Night" push, a six man tag match with stars from the Michinoku Pro promotion in Japan, TV Champion Shane Douglas fought Pitbull #2 with a special appearence from Rick Rude at the end, Sabu vs. Taz in a match 18 months in the match with an ending nobody expected, Sandman vs. Terry Funk vs. Big Stevie Cool in a hardcore 3-way dance with the winner facing ECW Champion Raven right afterwards and Tommy Dreamer on color commentary.
It wasn't the best PPV but if your looking for one of the most emotional nights in wrestling history, you'll find it here."
Here you get two great PPV's together for the price of one. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
Summary of ECW: One Night Stand
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