WWF: Fully Loaded 2000 [VHS]
Pay-per-view events are the bread and butter of pro wrestling. At nearly  three hours, they're like monthly Super Bowls and surrounded with the same type  of hype and drama.Fully Loadedcaptures the entire July 2000 event that  went down in Dallas, Texas. Part of enjoying pro wrestling is understanding the  soap opera that revolves around each match. If you're already a fan, no  background is needed. But if you're just getting into pro wrestling,Fully  Loadeddoes a decent job of summarizing the events leading up to all eight  matches. There's also plenty of backstage "acting" and shenanigans to get the  crowd fired up--like Chris Benoit destroying WWF champion the Rock's wardrobe or  Kurt Angle trashing the Undertaker's motorcycle (never touch a man's threads or  his ride!). The action inside the ring is as enjoyable, with a triple main event  likely to please all WWF fans. The Last Man Standing match between Triple H and  Chris Jericho is sufficiently bloody, while the 30-minute championship match  between the Rock and Benoit is exhausting to watch. Not much is different here:  hardcore fans will love it, while critics will still be shaking their heads in  disbelief.--Dave McCoy