It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

1st Match: HHH vs Goldust, WWF Intercontinental Championship. So for some reason the refs are super lenient on these first few matches. These might as well be No DQ matches, but they're not, it's pretty distracting. The match is a decent brawl, and it was interesting to see Goldust as a face for once. A little slow for an opener, but Hunter winning did a good job of making Goldust more of a face. Rating: 3/52nd Match: Ahmed Johnson vs Faarooq. So the Nation of Domination is now here, basically the wrestling equivalent of the Black Panther Party. Another super lenient match that serves as a good brawl, but it actually ends in a DQ, so what's the point? I guess it sets up their fight at WrestleMania well, which is an actually No DQ match, also Johnson puts a member of the NoD through the announce table, so that's cool. Watchable, but only because it's so short. Rating: 2.5/53rd Match: Vader vs The Undertaker. Another decent match, but it never really hits a stride. It's just two big guys slugging it out, that's it. Taker does his best, but Vader is really limited here. I know Vader was on his way out by this point, but at least try and act like you care, man. Taker elevates this thing, even his loss to Vader isn't that big of a deal. Rating: 2.5/54th Match: Canek, Héctor Garza and Perro Aguayo vs Fuerza Guerrera, Heavy Metal and Jerry Estrada. No idea who any of these guys are, and no one in the crowd cares. You can actually see people leaving to go to the bathroom during this. This is an obvious attempt to copy what WCW was doing a lot better at the time, only it's executed terribly. No charisma from anyone here, and it drags on forever. Super boring, next! Rating: 1.5/55th Match: Royal Rumble match. Highlight time! This mainly serves to finally establish Austin as a main event talent. He would still take some time to get there, but his moments alone in the ring calling for people to come down and try to throw him over is great. He lasts a long time, even if most of his opponents are jobbers/luchadors who don't have a prayer of winning. I liked his brief rematch with Roberts too. Other highlights include Lawler getting eliminated within 3 seconds, Owen eliminating Davey Boy "on accident", and Bret getting screwed over for the first time this year. Give it 10 months, then you'll be really angry Bret. I also thought Austin winning by the refs not seeing his elimination was a great booking decision. Bret thinks he wins, only to get eliminated, further setting up their match of the year at WrestleMania. If only we knew the power house that was in store there. The ending to this is kind of tainted though, because Austin wouldn't go on to the main event of WrestleMaina, but details to follow there. This is still an entertaining rumble, if mostly for Austin alone. Rating: 4/56th Match: Shawn Michaels vs Sid Vicious, WWF Championship. Of course Michaels gets top billing, it's his hometown. As disappointing as it is that the rumble doesn't close the show, what's more disappointing is this match. It's just a paint by numbers, with Michaels winning in his hometown. Even though Sid was building momentum as a heel, they gave Michaels the win on a silver platter. There's no real highlight here, other than Michaels no selling a powerbomb. And on top of that, Michaels would forfeit the belt a couple nights later, which would then go back to Sid before WrestleMania, so this whole match is pointless. Michaels winning in his hometown is cool, but it's gotta mean something, and this doesn't. Rating: 2/5Final Rating: 5 out of 10. A mediocre show that only really exists to set up WrestleMania matches. Other than the rumble, you can skip this.

1. WWF Intercontinental Title Match: Goldust Vs. Champ-Hunter Hearst Helmsley - Champ retained, good! Nice pedigree btw. 7.5/10 2. Faarooq Vs. Ahmed Johnson - Average match within DQ ending. But Ahmed performed HUGE Pearl River Plunge onto the table. 6/10 3. Vader Vs. The Undertaker - This is the one, when Taker lost by Vader's Bomb. 7/10 4. Fuerza Guerrera/Heavy Metal/Jerry Estrada Vs. Perry Ahuayo/Canek/Hector Garza - Nobody knows what these 6 unknowns did on PPV. Diffident one, the greatest applause was, when the match finally ended. Vince-inspired by Bischoff's Mexican wrestlers. 6.5/10 5. Royal Rumble Match: I actually like that royal rumble match, with so many superstars in last few minutes. Stone cold's "fake" victory was the only one shadow. 9/10

Well, Bret Hart and Steve Austin continued their classic rivalry, The Undertaker had a not so classic match with Vader and Shawn Michaels tried to win back the WWE Championship in his billed home town in one of the best ever Royal Rumble PPVs.The night started off with Goldust wrestling Hunter Hearst Helmsley for the Intercontinental Championship. The main story going in had been Helmsley's attempts to seduce Goldust's manager Marleena (Terri Runnels) in the build up. Helmsley retained his title here in one of the Goldust's better matches. Good start to the night really.Next we saw the continuing rivalry between Ahmed JOhnson and the Nation of Domination. Tonight he would be facing Nation leader Faarooq, who was upset that the powerful Johnson had refused to join his group of bad guys. They have a slow big man match, which Johnson won by DQ after the entire Nation jumped him. He was able to power them off though and get the win.Following some comments from men who would be participating in the Royal Rumble later in the night, Vader and the Undertaker had a disappointing match, won by Vader following a distraction from Paul Bearer. Taker was very unhappy, and he would only get angrier as the night went on.After some more comments from Rumble participants it was time for the midgets to come in and it was the team of Fuerza Guerrera, Heavy Metal and Jerry Estrada defeating Perro Aguayo, El Canek and Hector Garza.This was followed by a classic Royal Rumble match. The story of the match was Steve Austin and Bret Hart. Austin came in at 5, and eliminated ten guys, but business really picked up when Hart came in. Hart and Austin brawled all over the ring. It looked as though Hart had had the last laugh, eliminating Austin, but the referees missed it as they were arguing with Vader. Hart eliminated the Undertaker and should have won the Rumble, but Austin threw him over and was declared the winner. Hart, furious at being screwed out of an opportunity to headline Wrestlemania for the second consecutive PPV went off on a tirade directed at Vince McMahon, JIm Ross and Jerry Lawler. On the subject of Lawler, he was briefly in the Rumble match and never had a finer PPV as a heel commentator. He was another reason why this Rumble was one of the very best ever.This finally brings us to the main event, which saw Shawn Michaels defeat Sycho Sid to regain the WWE Championship. Michaels had lost the championship to Sid after Sid knocked him out with a TV camera, and turned the tables here, knocking out Sid with a TV camera shot of his own to get the win. This was another good main event outing for Sid, who, mainly thanks to being put against Hart and Michaels, had proved an effective short term champion.Well, surely we'll hear more of this screwy ending to the Royal Rumble at the next PPV, and how would Shawn Michaels pull up after his gruelling match with Sid. As it turned out, both questions would have the same answer, with Michaels injured and a vacant title.

A great event, as the Rumble usually is, but this one changed the rules a little. After rising stars Kevin Nash a.k.a 'Diesel' and Scott Hall a.k.a. 'Razor Ramon' were 'stolen' from the WWF by WCW, a void was left in the line up for the Royal rumble match up. A fake Razor Ramon made his way to the ring to a chorus of boo's and was promptly throw over the top rope. Soon after Glen Jacobs (now wrestling as Kane) came to the ring to Diesels music,and dressed as Kevin Nash's character. Despite the crowds obvious disapproval for the 'fake diesel', Jacobs wrestled on and help make the match a success, finishing in the final four. For wrestling buff's the '97 Royal Rumble is an opportunity to see Kane without his mask on, and some great wresting too.