The last 15 minutes…hit me so hard emotionally that I was close to balling. It’s a shame that bray had many frustrations with his creative. If only we could get his ideas unleashed.
Steve’s right about the body part. My mom passed of an aneurysm and I sat with her body in the hospital after they pronounced her brain dead. It still haunts me to this day 16 years later
I saw Mike Rotunda at a comic con last year, I really wanted to give him my condolences for Windham, but instead I kept mum bc I didn't want to upset him. He seemed like a great guy though.
Hard to watch... very emotional, especially with the whole Brodie Lee thing ... and seeing bray breakdown was heartbreaking Towards the end was very sad. especially when everyone that experience a loss and you see that with the family, felt so similar to my dad passing and i felt like taylor at the moment
I love rhe documentary... as everyone probably does, I just wish there would've been at least 15 or 20 more years to cover in the future before making it. Thank you Bray. RIP.
When bo spoke about being strong after bray died hit me hard, I was put in the same spot when my mom passed away in front of me. .it's a grief no one prepares you for
I lost four family members between June 2022- August 2023, a set of grandparents, an uncle, and my Mom. My mom's broke me and stepdad in pieces. That day/week will forever be the hardest one of my life and when they detailed everyone getting told amd the image of everyone falling to their knees in the hospital. Dad and I watched the documentary together and we had a moment where both of us relived the moment with mom. The air taken out of our lungs, the screams in the rehab home. The anger at the doctors for their malpractice(there's evidence of it) mixed with their uncaring tones. There was a moment where both of us wanted to burn that place down as we were looking at our world as a corpse and knew we'd never see her again. This documentary showed us even though we know others go through it that it's pretty much the same pain for everyone. There's not a lot you can do when your everything is void of life.
It was really well done. I lost brother a year ago so it was a little rough at times to get through but Bray has been my favorite wrestler for a long time and was one of the only reasons I watched wwe. What angered me was that it reminded me how creative dropped the ball with him time and time again. Also, that new rendition of the fiend looked so sick!!!
Too often in wrestling we have felt this level of hurt. It’s terrible to lose a soul like Windham, but it’s touching to see the celebration of his life. I for one will never forget how entertained I was every second I saw him. I really hope Bo returns when he is ready cause there should always be a Fiend in the funhouse.
I just watched the documentary . I had a somewhat personal aspect to the story. Mike Rotunda grew up about 20 miles from me near Owego, NY . I used to work with his mom Betty for awhile. The thing I remembered the most about her was she was one of the most cheerful, nice person I have ever met. When they described the kind of person Windham was, it made total sense to me . Wrestling will never be the same .
I think Bray should be the first wwe superstar brought back to life by AI. Knowing his creativity he would probably love that. Would need to find a wrestler with his bodytype and he wears the fiend mask. Clone his voice using AI. Video segments generated by AI show him unmasked.
There's a TH-cam channel called Dreadmare that's been active since Janurary this year and the videos seem to be chronicling the world building that will lead to Taylor picking up the torch and being the anchor of this new era.
There’s only one word to describe the documentary , to quote Alexa Bliss “Brilliant”.
The last 15 minutes…hit me so hard emotionally that I was close to balling. It’s a shame that bray had many frustrations with his creative. If only we could get his ideas unleashed.
It was a great documentary, but jeez those last 30 minutes of it are some of the saddest/most heartbreaking stuff I've ever seen
Steve’s right about the body part. My mom passed of an aneurysm and I sat with her body in the hospital after they pronounced her brain dead. It still haunts me to this day 16 years later
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I saw Mike Rotunda at a comic con last year, I really wanted to give him my condolences for Windham, but instead I kept mum bc I didn't want to upset him. He seemed like a great guy though.
Me too. Worried I wouldnt see him. Was it Nerdinoutcon by chance?
@@kdogg625 Nope, this was a con in Nashville last Oct., trying to remember the name...
@@heatherwright3981 he had a busy October then. It was first weekend I think that I saw him and ted
@@kdogg625 oh wow really? I think it was the last weekend of October for us, Ted was also there and Jimmy Hart. Must have been doing the circuit!
I made it about 75% of the way through this documentary until I broke and started sobbing. It was genuinely beautiful and fascinating.
Same. I watched it partly seeking answers and partially for closure. I got half of the answers and half the closure I wanted
Just finished watching it a few minutes ago. Legitimately choked up by the end. Devastating but inspiring story. Thank you Bray.
Hard to watch... very emotional, especially with the whole Brodie Lee thing ... and seeing bray breakdown was heartbreaking
Towards the end was very sad. especially when everyone that experience a loss and you see that with the family, felt so similar to my dad passing and i felt like taylor at the moment
Seeing undertaker at the end pour two drinks and clink the glasses together got me crying again
As someone who lost their younger sister I can tell you trying to stay strong for my mother who had to bury a child was the toughest thing I ever did.
I love rhe documentary... as everyone probably does, I just wish there would've been at least 15 or 20 more years to cover in the future before making it. Thank you Bray. RIP.
Bray got me back into watching wrestling...heartbreaking...
Fr, though, this documentary had me tearing up basically from the jump.
When bo spoke about being strong after bray died hit me hard, I was put in the same spot when my mom passed away in front of me.
.it's a grief no one prepares you for
Good to see you guys doing your jobs 😂
I lost four family members between June 2022- August 2023, a set of grandparents, an uncle, and my Mom. My mom's broke me and stepdad in pieces. That day/week will forever be the hardest one of my life and when they detailed everyone getting told amd the image of everyone falling to their knees in the hospital. Dad and I watched the documentary together and we had a moment where both of us relived the moment with mom. The air taken out of our lungs, the screams in the rehab home. The anger at the doctors for their malpractice(there's evidence of it) mixed with their uncaring tones. There was a moment where both of us wanted to burn that place down as we were looking at our world as a corpse and knew we'd never see her again. This documentary showed us even though we know others go through it that it's pretty much the same pain for everyone. There's not a lot you can do when your everything is void of life.
Aug2023-Nov2023. 4 relatives too. Two aunties, an uncle, and my father.
It was really well done. I lost brother a year ago so it was a little rough at times to get through but Bray has been my favorite wrestler for a long time and was one of the only reasons I watched wwe. What angered me was that it reminded me how creative dropped the ball with him time and time again. Also, that new rendition of the fiend looked so sick!!!
Too often in wrestling we have felt this level of hurt. It’s terrible to lose a soul like Windham, but it’s touching to see the celebration of his life. I for one will never forget how entertained I was every second I saw him. I really hope Bo returns when he is ready cause there should always be a Fiend in the funhouse.
Such an emotional documentary!
He passed the day after my birthday and it's still fxxkin with me😢😢😢
I just watched the documentary . I had a somewhat personal aspect to the story. Mike Rotunda grew up about 20 miles from me near Owego, NY . I used to work with his mom Betty for awhile. The thing I remembered the most about her was she was one of the most cheerful, nice person I have ever met. When they described the kind of person Windham was, it made total sense to me . Wrestling will never be the same .
I miss Bray :(
When you're so into the documentary and the review you don't notice that they spelled "Wyatt" wrong....
It was a great documentary
Just finished that today April 4th. It was a rollercoaster of emotions. It shows that wrestling is more.
Emotional watch...Rhea Ripley " Sister Abigail" within two years..:) I am hoping...
did the documentary, at any point, discuss why he wasn't vaccinated?
Ya if you don't cry from this documentary you haven't lived as a human
Give him back to me😢
Thank you Windham/Bray
Was JoJo His Wife?
Fiancé
Much love, dudes!
thanks for reviewing this, i thought it was brilliant, and yet mostly buried by the Punk/AEW "news" this week.
The documentary was April 1st. The other stuff was after two days. Does not correlate.
I think Bray should be the first wwe superstar brought back to life by AI. Knowing his creativity he would probably love that. Would need to find a wrestler with his bodytype and he wears the fiend mask. Clone his voice using AI. Video segments generated by AI show him unmasked.
Literally been waiting for this haha!
What else would you literally be doing for this other than waiting?
There's a TH-cam channel called Dreadmare that's been active since Janurary this year and the videos seem to be chronicling the world building that will lead to Taylor picking up the torch and being the anchor of this new era.
That's not a real channel, it's a fan channel, it's not Taylor and it is in no way linked to WWE, it's in the channel's bio.
@@six65nine It's a well made channel. I definitely thought it's Taylor.
@@LyricAiLove I agree 100%, the channel had me fooled. I still watch it for the entertainment value it presents.
It just means that the channel was inspired by Bray Wyatt creatively.