WWE: Increíble

The sacifice, mental fortitude,and dedication these god like figures put themselves thru for our entertainment......Im in!!!!, and have been in for 42 years...The new chapter of WWE has turned the page and the athletes of the 2020's are undeniably competitors that exceed all expectations. UNREAL is a documentary that will have all new followers hooked and the old ones in awe what wrestling has become.

People were so afraid that the series was going to "expose" the business, ruin "the magic", reveal "the secrets", put an end to the suspension of disbelief. From the very beginning I couldn't understand this sentiment - conceptually, "Unreal" doesn't bring anything new to the table. All the behind-the-scenes we already could see in different documentaries and backstage videos that WWE has released over the last decade or so. The only thing that had never been shown before was the writers room, or, to be more precise, the very process of deciding what major course of action to take next. Other than that, it's basically "AEW: All Access" on steroids. Pro wrestling constantly evoloves - who knows how much of the behind-the-scenes was a shoot and how much was a work. We live in the era of the new kayfabe, which means you never know when you're not being worked. At the end of the day, WWE showed you what it WANTED to show you, and you only saw what you were ALLOWED to see.

As a fan of WWE and a fan of behind the scenes details of movies/TV shows, this absolutely hit home for me. WWE has put out some great documentaries in the past and this is no exception. You can also notice the Netflix production style evident in this show. This is a series that both wrestling marks and non wrestling fans can enjoy.

It was perfect. Nailed it. I love how this works in backstag. Definitely give it a try if you were interested in wwe at any point of your life. I am watching wwe since childhood and I think they should make more episodes on past events. How they scripted it or how they molded the story. Overall it was perfect. 10/10.

There's no point in hating on shows and behind the scenes WWE documentaries like this. In this day and age you really can't keep these sort things a "secret" in the wrestling industry. So it's best to appreciate these documentaries while you can. The real standout episode for me was the Chelsea Green episode believe it or not. To have their perspective on these things is genuinely wholesome. We will literally get more and more documentaries. So let's hope they can keep the same consistency and quality.