WWE: Unreal

As a fan of WWE and a fan of behind the scenes details of movies/TV shows, this absolutely hit home for me. WWE has put out some great documentaries in the past and this is no exception. You can also notice the Netflix production style evident in this show. This is a series that both wrestling marks and non wrestling fans can enjoy.

The sacifice, mental fortitude,and dedication these god like figures put themselves thru for our entertainment......Im in!!!!, and have been in for 42 years...The new chapter of WWE has turned the page and the athletes of the 2020's are undeniably competitors that exceed all expectations. UNREAL is a documentary that will have all new followers hooked and the old ones in awe what wrestling has become.

This docu-series is perfect!

I've been a fan of Wrestling since the end of the 80's when I watched with my dad.

Been dying for a show like this my whole life; there have been unofficial ones, and things that showed you behind the curtain when Vince was at the helm; but now it's run by good people and Netflix have brought us what we wanted!

I know several people that don't watch wrestling that have watched this and decided to give it a go too!

Most in depth and revealing look at the inner workings of WWE more than ever shown before in any other WWE documentary series. You get a greater understanding of what goes thru the minds of the performers themselves, the challenges they face/overcome and then the WWE Management team's perspective explaining why they made certain choices and what they are aiming to achieve. While I have loved watching it, just for me personally it's still a little too "unreal" with obvious efforts made to preserve a perfect almost wholesome image of WWE rather than going totally raw and including the ugly moments which surely do also occur backstage there.

There's no point in hating on shows and behind the scenes WWE documentaries like this. In this day and age you really can't keep these sort things a "secret" in the wrestling industry. So it's best to appreciate these documentaries while you can. The real standout episode for me was the Chelsea Green episode believe it or not. To have their perspective on these things is genuinely wholesome. We will literally get more and more documentaries. So let's hope they can keep the same consistency and quality.