The Best Version of Wrestlemania I on Home Video | WWE WrestleMania I [VHS]

DVD IS BETTER | WWE WrestleMania I [VHS] | Hulk Hogan, Mr T

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	• WWE WrestleMania I [VHS] Hulk Hogan, Mr T Sony, 1999 average customer review:based on 40 reviews view larger image
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Nice trip down memory lane.

Was 10 years old when this event took place. Still remember everyone in the neighborhood talking about it the next day, despite the fact that none of us watched the closed circuit venue (all that was available then). Couldn't wait for this tape to show up in the mail. Roddy Pipers' bag pipe entrance really reminded me how exciting this form of entertainment was as a kid. I try to get into WWF (now WWE) today, but it's just not the same.

If you grew up in the '80s, this is a must have. I got the VHS just to get it on the cheap. If it's available on DVD and you've got the few bucks to spend, I'd recommend that.

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The Best Version of Wrestlemania I on Home Video

***NOTE: This review is for the VHS tape itself, not for the actual event.***

The "Wrestlemania: The Legacy" edition of WWF Wrestlemania I is the most accurate and complete edition of the event on the VHS or DVD format. Most editions of the event, including the Coliseum Video edition released in the 1980's and the current DVD release in the WWE Wrestlemania Boxed Set, do not include the original background and entrance music that was present on the original broadcast.

The version in the "Wrestlemania: The Legacy" boxed set (and with the grey "The World Wrestling Federation Presents" border) has every music cue exactly the way it was presented. The event opens with Phil Collins and Philip Bailey's "Easy Lover" as a theme song, Junkyard Dog enters to Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust", Wendi Richter and Cyndi Lauper use Lauper's "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun", Windham and Rotundo use Bruce Springsteen's "Born In The USA", and Hulk Hogan uses Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger".

As far as I am aware, the edition found in the "Wrestlemania: The Legacy" collection is the only home video version not to omit or dub over this copyrighted theme music. A must-buy for wrestling purists and collectors.

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DVD IS BETTER

i have the dvd.the matches r ok but they r super short.the longest match was the womens title match(weird)only buy if u r a wwe/wwf collecter like me:)

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WrestleMania I

The tape was a little jumpy, but that didn't surprise me too much being a VHS tape nowadays. It was still watchable and I enjoyed it.

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