My problems with the 50 Greatest Moments DVD

[Agent P]

Now keep in mind, the DVD finished production in August of 06, so no Kurt Angle or anything after that.

But I have two problems with the disc,

First of all, while it was a great idea in theory, you came to the realization that the company, at the time, was 4 years old and they had to stretch to get 50 moments. Chris Rose being sprayed with a fire extinguisher is not exactly very great or memorable.

Keeping the "Greatest" part in mind, one of the 50 Greatest Moments was the building catching fire at Hard Justice. If the DVD was called 50 Most Memorable Moments, then by all means it should be there, but to include setting the building on fire as one of your greatest moments just seems out of place.

[Lance Uppercut]

Yeah I see your point in celebrating memorable moments as greatest.

But watching Jeff Jarrett push over Toby Keith's microphone as he walked down the aisle still makes me chuckle!

[lildude8218]

TNA has a habit of moving too quickly on things and forgetting how young they really are. The best example I could think of is a kid celebrating his birthday and expecting the keys to a brand new car when he's only 12 or ordering a beer at his birthday dinner when he's 15.

[donners]

If you want a problem with it, how about the horrific camera work for the interviews?

[Evilution E5150]

my problem with it is the crappy jokes raven makes about ddp being old and im a pretty huge raven mark but those were bad

[derrtaysouth95]

TNA likes to think they are bigger and older than they are just because of who's on the roster.

Having guys from the 80's/90's doesn't mean you've been around that long.

They try to rush some things. You don't need to put out a company retrospective dvd 4 years in....everything you did is still in recent memory if it was worth remembering.

[donners]

Not really. Many of them were from the weekly PPVs, which the vast majority of TNA fans would not have seen.