The new 3-disc WWE DVD set (2-disc Blu-ray set) will include an extended documentary and will compile more than 20 matches from FCW, NXT and WWE, along with new interviews with Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns discussing their time as The Shield.
Thanks goes out to WDN reader @JayJayRock206 for these first look photos.
For the first time ever, The Destruction of The Shield highlights “The Lunatic Fringe” Dean Ambrose, “The Juggernaut” Roman Reigns and “The Architect” Seth Rollins as they join forces to lay down the law and dish out their own brand of personal justice in WWE. From The Shield’s days as rookies in NXT, to their shocking debut, to the eventual destruction of The Shield, this set covers the entire journey of the most dominant trio in recent memory.
With never before seen interviews and hard-hitting match-ups from The Shield’s illustrious run, you will bear witness to what happens when the Hounds of Justice are off their leash!
Runtimes
Disc 1: 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Disc 2: 2 hours and 12 minutes.
Disc 3: 2 hours and 58 minutes.
(Extra footage will be featured on the Blu-ray edition).
Just my opinion I liked the digi pack covers look. But they always seem to become damaged easily and when they are stacked flat can bend and tilt the stack. In Australia we don’t have the digi packs anymore and they come with a booklet that has the digi pack art inside. These are very cool
Disc art aside, I’ll likely buy this, but will wait until it’s on sale. I was in attendance for the Taker/Ambrose match, so it’d be cool to have that in HD (I passed on the Live in the UK DVD), and I was a big fan of the Shield/Evolution Payback match too.
Unlike others though, I’m not really interested in the pre-WWE matches – and they seem to account for quite a large portion of this set – so I won’t be rushing out to hand over my cash on day one.
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I ordered the blu ray, but the layout of the dvd version is cool. Looking forward to the layout reveal of the blu ray.
Just my opinion I liked the digi pack covers look. But they always seem to become damaged easily and when they are stacked flat can bend and tilt the stack. In Australia we don’t have the digi packs anymore and they come with a booklet that has the digi pack art inside. These are very cool
Why don’t the WWE blu-ray releases have digibooks? Wrestlemania 29 did and it worked perfectly
Probably cost saving with Blu-rays that already cost more than DVD to produce, but I agree, the digipacks are always awesome.
In an ideal world you wouldn’t miss out on them just because you opted for the Blu-ray (and paid more for it).
I agree that the pre WWE matches weren’t necessary, other than maybe the triple threat.
Disc art aside, I’ll likely buy this, but will wait until it’s on sale. I was in attendance for the Taker/Ambrose match, so it’d be cool to have that in HD (I passed on the Live in the UK DVD), and I was a big fan of the Shield/Evolution Payback match too.
Unlike others though, I’m not really interested in the pre-WWE matches – and they seem to account for quite a large portion of this set – so I won’t be rushing out to hand over my cash on day one.
Wonder how they’ll work the disc art for the Blu-Ray version.