I gave it a 7.5 out of 10

It's complicated... I really like the directing, acting and writing but, there are issues with the way it's shot that I just can't deny. As much as I love the storytelling and the fantastic performance but, there are also certain scenes that didn't need to exist.

It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

I'm going to criticise how Vince Mcmahon runs his shows having a anomalous GM and the Nexus got old and was disturbing to watch them attack Hall of Famers. Why? What's the point? Please someone answer these questions. At Summerslam 2010 Nexus fall apart whilst Cena's team surprisingly kept together and the "dead man" returning oh please I knew he was coming back, the classic hide in the casket gag it was over used and was used on the run up to the casket match between Yokozuna and Undertaker at the 1994 Royal Rumble for the then WWF Championship. It also had some great superstars "The Big Bossman", "Randy Savage", "Dudley boyz", "Steve Blackman", "Al Snow" and many more. So Vince decided to make wrestling appeal to kids with the crappy PG rating, it's not entertainment anymore WWE Raw is a joke!

Wow, even American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance have more adult stuff now than WWE ( at least the auditions has a number of people abusing the judges) and here is WWE, plodding with one of the worst moves in TV history, by changing itself into PG. Now when I switch sometimes to see what's going on, this is what I get:1) Hornswoggle, the ugly midget sharing his space with the main eventers for apparently no reason except for thrilling the young fans and of course beating Chavo Guerrero, a capable wrestler, in every match2) A guest host (arghh....!) every week to spoil the teaspoon of fun which was otherwise present. All these host are cheap B-grade celebs trying to catapult to fame again, by cracking horrendous, 5 year old jokes and making silly references.3) Cryme Time and a female wrestler (forgot her name, most probably Eve) giving lessons on various "street" words (sob) which are neither street nor cool. They were fun before, stealing stuff and being loud mouths.4) The divas are clad in unwatchable outfits, tying their best to look "sexy, smart and powerful (by the way, I hate this catchphrase) Remember when Torrie, Trish and Sable were there? Those were the times. Plus these divas are bad wrestlers, which adds to the misery. I have seen some old matches of WWE in Vintage collection and the divas over there were "professional" not amateur.5) PG move restricts so many things: almost no blood during matches, DX being terribly irritating, John Cena doing even more of his patriotism act, crowd containing many children (who are so annoying), almost no "heels" etc6) And yeah, why keep PPVs so often. One in every month, have they lost it? No actual feud or rivalry is ever created and the ones that are done look fake and just-till-the-PPV-gets-over ones.7)Vintage Michael Cole and a few of his quotes:" Ladies and Gentlemen, you are watching the longest running television show in history" (every week"" The BRUTAL and VICIOUS assault by (he doesn't use it for anyone else) Randy Orton/Legacy"" A vicious attack on Stephanie McMohan, Triple-H's husband!!!???"WWE is now almost towards its demise. Hope Vince gets up from his slumber and does something ( bring back the TV-14 or attitude era) 2 out of 10 for the current state of WWE.

This is absolutely nothing like the WWF and the 'Attitude Era' of the WWF. I have always been a dedicated WWF fan and I never took a glimpse of its competition. Now, I rue the day that I wanted the WWF to take charge. At the least the WCW would try something new and radical all the time instead of keeping up as a mask of the actual intentions of the show and this holds true to ECW as well. The WWF has always been about Hulk Hogan, Andre The Giant, and other old wrestlers like so and the 'Attitude Era' only happened to catch up with the radical ideas of the competition. The WWE is the same trash as it was before the Attitude Era only dumbed down and demoralized. The wrestlers are terrible, the brand split is mind scrambling, and the story lines and stipulations are non-existent. The WWE is so bad that it ceases to even be a former shell of itself by pushing characters and wrestlers into the main event suddenly and by retaining barriers of creativity. Sure, the show shakes the brains of sweet, innocent, and easily brain-washed children and meager, lousy, pariah, stupid people of the Internet Wrestling Community that actually consider the company anything good. Anybody that even shudders and rests on the thought that this show and product is good can go straight to hell.

Raw as you look at it has more main entertaining people than Smackdown. Raw has Big Show, Kane, Stone Cold, Hulk Hogan, The Rock, Triple H,Ric Flair, HBK, and Rob Van Dam. Raw has the better people than Smackdown. Smackdown is always getting new people nobody knows and Raw always has the same people on it and hardly lately any new superstars. Most people from Raw have also done movies in Hollywood. Triple H did Blade: Trinity, Stone Cold did the Longest Yard, and The Rock did Rundown and Walking Tall. Raw even has John Cena who is soon doing a movie of his own. This seems bad for Raw. They should have beaten Smackdown at Survivor Series. Well I can't say anymore but all I can say is that Raw is the dominate brand in my book.