I was at my local wal-mart today of Friday and I saw 7 copies of the Sting into the light dvd set and I picked up the best one and it’s sort of an early release here
in canada well there is a holiday on monday but it should of come next tuesday but I was thankful enough to get Sting – Into the light early.
After watching Stings documentary yesterday, I have to say, very well done! Spans his career by featuring highlights of his Memphis and UWF days, WCW Rivalries, his popularity and his WWE arrival. This was a refreshing style of documentary that didn’t feel too long or too short. The WWE HQ segments are very interesting sneak peaks into what WWE puts into their superstars and you get a real sense of how the WWE has become a global entertainment monster. There is little mention of TNA, which by little I mean one mention. There is a good chance you will gain much more respect for Steve Borden as Sting and as a person who was honest, loyal and didn’t subscribe to backstage politics. Overall great release.
That intro does make me so intrigued to see the documentary now. Being a big Sting and WCW fan I do resent the ‘Into the Light’ title a bit, as he was more than ‘in the light’ during in his time in WCW, and even TNA for that matter, but I suppose since it’s a WWE production you’d be foolish to expect any other approach. Looking to forward to the behind the scenes stuff in this though. Curious as to what he will be seen discussing with Paul Heyman backstage.
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I was at my local wal-mart today of Friday and I saw 7 copies of the Sting into the light dvd set and I picked up the best one and it’s sort of an early release here
in canada well there is a holiday on monday but it should of come next tuesday but I was thankful enough to get Sting – Into the light early.
After watching Stings documentary yesterday, I have to say, very well done! Spans his career by featuring highlights of his Memphis and UWF days, WCW Rivalries, his popularity and his WWE arrival. This was a refreshing style of documentary that didn’t feel too long or too short. The WWE HQ segments are very interesting sneak peaks into what WWE puts into their superstars and you get a real sense of how the WWE has become a global entertainment monster. There is little mention of TNA, which by little I mean one mention. There is a good chance you will gain much more respect for Steve Borden as Sting and as a person who was honest, loyal and didn’t subscribe to backstage politics. Overall great release.
That intro does make me so intrigued to see the documentary now. Being a big Sting and WCW fan I do resent the ‘Into the Light’ title a bit, as he was more than ‘in the light’ during in his time in WCW, and even TNA for that matter, but I suppose since it’s a WWE production you’d be foolish to expect any other approach. Looking to forward to the behind the scenes stuff in this though. Curious as to what he will be seen discussing with Paul Heyman backstage.