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In movie the dogpool is from universal troll

Eh because its funnier and it would be pretty hard to make the movie with a dog character like that without it lookin like air dog haha

Here’s a cookie 🍪

@@Jo93421 I agree 💯

i bet hulk hogan can kick his ass if this was in late 1980's.

0:24 Once Again i see that it's AI by the unclear text on her shirt, but Why her hair is Blue and Pink its Margot Robbie Suicide Squad Harley Quinn what is so hard there? her costume is Right! But why the Hair is Not!?

1:00 Loving this image!

2:26 Please Just Flip That ❤💙

4:06 SEE Thats how she is! Margot Robbie Suicide Squad 2016 Harley Quinn

5:33 Here She Is My Dearest OG Harley Quinn from BTAS Batman the Animated Series 1992 ❤🖤

Congrats on the worst opinion ever 😂

@@user-yc3zp3le1bthe era where "heroes" beat up on women, and old women get put threw tables. Sorry, shit matches wrestled by hacks doesn't interest me.

He's still in WWE but he doesn't wrestle much, every once in a while he will have a program in wwe

And how in the hell do you figure that out ?

@@KINGMONKEY1989 because he wouldn’t have been up there, they wanted to make a mockery of the hart family because of how Bret left.

@@KINGMONKEY1989 Because Brett NEVER lets him do the Blu Blazer gimmick like that.

Lol stop😂

@@ocsjc13 He would have been the only one believable if he did. Better than the one who did considering they both would have been in their prime not old and broken like when Lesner did it.

No I'm releasing the rest next week trust me😁

Having Brett there as a regular opponent For Stone Cold may have meant the match between Stone Cold and Owen didn't happen... meaning not only do we get an extended Brett and Owen career, but Steve as well.

Bret was 40 at the time. It's not like he was geriatric ffs.

@@christerry1611 Bret was a fantastic mid-card performer for years. He was one of the guys who brought credibility to the show because of his skill and athleticism. Guys like that need to be in every show to support the compelling characters who sell the tickets and the merchandise. That way the audience’s willing suspension of disbelief is satisfied - the fights look “real” enough. This is because some of the big guys who sell the tickets with presence and charisma don’t actually contribute much in that regard. It’s okay if enough of the others have it but if everyone just waved their arms and growled the show would lack credibility. The problem with Bret was that he wanted to be one of those top attraction guys and never was, not really. Because of his name, his great work, and his tireless dedication Vince gave him what he wanted when they were in trouble for steroids and chose athleticism over deflated bodybuilders or steroid-disqualified big guys. As could have been predicted given that he lacked charisma and physical presence, he struggled to sell tickets and merchandise and didn’t pull TV ratings. He was a hyped-up mid-carder. Bret campaigned with his small, super-loyal group of Canadian fans to be kept at the top, and that has continued into his retirement with the campaign for his legacy. He wanted top billing and lots of money and just wasn’t worth it. Bischoff gave it to him since he didn’t know what he was doing, had Turner’s blank checkbook, and just signed everyone who was ever s top guy at WWF, but he found out there wasn’t an obvious way to use him to push ratings too. If Bret would have been happy to fall back he had plenty left in the tank. It was his production tank that was dry given his demand to be a top guy. That is what I mean.

Naw he just needed a good revamp ...like crow sting. If WcW was smart they would of done that . He'll make him into their stone Cold

@@enzothunder2996 Stone Cold was one of the funniest, sharpest talkers of all time and had a character that you couldn’t take your eyes off of. No amount of magic could make Bret into Austin. Bret was exceptionally bland and uninteresting.

More importantly than all that OWEN WOULD HAVE NEVER DIED

@@gqsmoove87 Owen doesn't die, Brett doesn't get kicked in the head by Goldberg, and possibly Owen and Stone Cold don't have their match that broke Austin's neck. All three have extended careers.

@@tankosaurus one problem Austin happened in the summer of 97

This was the first thing I thought as well.

True.

I don’t know…. There would have been plenty of room for everyone to get over…. Especially when they started making smackdown, Attitude Era would have happened regardless because that’s the way things kinda were at the time, that kind of crash, trashy, naughty, absurd content was really popular and WWF were doing an extreme pushing the limits of what they could get away with because they were plugged into the zeitgeist of one of the most popular kind of TV that people were watching at the time and that’s why people were watching. People think the screw job kicked it off but it would have happened another way with Vince becoming an on screen heel and it work because Vince is a genuine heel and that’s why the character worked so well because that was genuinely him, if anything when you see him in interviews and when he used to commentate that was when he was playing s character. And I think there’s a chance if bret stayed Sean would have taken that $3m a year Bret was getting at Dubya and the reduced schedule may have allowed his spine to recover doing 150 nights instead of 300:…he would have fitted right in the NWO and been closer to established top guys unlike Bret who they didn’t give him many great storylines… or time to grow an feuds (but the metal plate taking Goldberg’s spear is one of the best moments in WCW history

Damnit man you completely stole the words outta my texting thumbs.! Spot on spot on!

Are you serious!!!???? Bret started the attitude era. It wasn’t Stone Cold. Hahahahaha He would have been a kick ass heel.

Eventually age would have become a factor with Bret, he was already in his 40's when he left the WWF, don't think he would be able to perform at an elite level much longer.

yeah i like video like this but him saying it wrong the whole time was funny