DokumentaryoTaon2018Tagal1h 48mIMDb6.7

350 Days - Legends. Champions. Survivors

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350 Days peels back the curtain on the severe toll pro wrestlers endured on the road 350 days a year, a toll on their bodies, families, and psyches.

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Cast

Merced Solis

Self

Paul Orndorff

Self

Greg Valentine

Self

Bret Hart

Self

Wendi Richter

Self

George 'The Animal' Steele

Self

DF

Don Fargo

Self

Billy Graham

Self

Jimmy Snuka

Self

Bruce Allen

Self

James J. Dillon

Self

Ox Baker

Self

Bill Eadie

Self

Lanny Poffo

Self

Abdullah the Butcher

Self

Ted DiBiase

Self

DH

David Heath

Self

AM

Angelo Mosca

Self

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Mga Komento

6 Mga Komento

LayconMay 29, 2023

source: 350 Days

Prajapati BantyNov 22, 2022

If you are a fan of what many consider a golden age of wrestling in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s then this is a must see documentary. Many of the all-time greats are in this film telling never before told stories of life on the road in the world of pro wrestling. Darren Antola brings his vision to the screen in this terrific inside look into the lives of many wrestling greats. You will not be disappointed.

Raashi KhannaNov 22, 2022

The glitz and glamour of professional wrestling is undeniable. Those figures become "gods among men" of sorts who are idolized by thousands of screaming fans every night. What one doesn't always see, however, is that grueling, overwhelming travel schedule that those wrestlers are subjected to. That is the focus of this documentary. Basically, the premise here is that wrestlers spend 350 days on the road each year, a ridiculous grind that makes family life basically impossible and promotes drug use, promiscuity, and alcoholism. Wrestlers such as Bret Hart, Greg Valentine, Paul Orndorff, Superstar Billy Graham, Superfly Jimmy Snuka, and Ted DiBiase (to name just a very few...many wrestlers "poke their head in" to offer brief thoughts) are interviewed about what it was like travelling from place to place in vans, buses, and airplanes and what that experience did to them personally. I ultimately think that one's overall enjoyment of "350 Days" will come down to how many other wrestling docs they have watched. For someone like myself, who scopes out anything related to the topic, there really isn't a ton of new information. It is great to hear from "the old gang" again, but nothing really groundbreaking in terms of new material. For those who may be a bit newer to this sort of material, though, it might be more eye-opening in terms of the lifestyle that pro wrestling engenders. What will pique the interest of all viewers, however, are some of the dichotomies present within the information. For example, though all the wrestlers bemoan the physical pain and time on the road that just comes from the profession, almost to a man everyone wouldn't change anything or would go back and do it again. Also, while some individuals blame the travel/lifestyle for their wild behaviors, others (like Lanny Poffo) take full responsibility. It is interesting to hear how these old wrestlers process their past behaviors. Overall, this is a fine little documentary about the world of professional wrestling. As I've said, the "mileage may vary" a bit depending on your previous knowledge of the subject, but either way it is still a solid piece of work. Just seeing some of the "old gang" on camera again is largely worth the watch alone.

Dr Dolor The Special One 🐝Nov 22, 2022

This is a solid show for those that remember the old days but aren't hardcore fans. You'll learn little if you're a big fan, but if not, it may be eye opening. Overall a well made look at the business with some interviews with people that have died since.

MadaundiNov 22, 2022

Like the first reviewer said, if you were/are a real wrestling fan, you won't learn much here. But it was nice to see guys like Ox Baker and Abdullah The Butcher talk about the old days. It's a well done documentary that will make you feel like you're 10 again.

qees xaji 143Nov 22, 2022

350 Days has a group of old ex wrestlers talking about their time in the wrestling business. However the documentary isn't about their matches and time in the ring, its about their life on the road, getting from town to town to wrestle and the struggles they faced. To reconfirm, if your big wrestling fan type who visit's wrestling websites and reads wrestlers biographies, there's probably not a lot of new information in this documentary. But the wrestlers do talk openly about drug use, sexual affairs, fans and family life. There is a good assortment of wrestlers in this documentary, including former champs like Superstar Billy Graham and Bret Hart who were at the top level of the pro wrestling business at some point. Its interesting to see the wrestlers away from the lights and ring, and casually talking about their memories. Some wrestlers come off as quite articulate and intelligent, while others cant resist in hamming it up. Some wrestlers like to tell stories and add parts in to make it sound more exciting of funny, whether all the tales that are told here are all authentic or not who knows? I do get the feeling that most stories told here were true. This documentary seems to draw a lot of inspiration from Darren Aronofsky's movie The Wrestler (2008).

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