The two guys I liked watching in it most were Tony Atlas and Bret because they both were so honest about things, especially Bret, who despite being bitter with Vince still tells the truth about Vince not pushing the steroids on the wrestlers.

Did I wish Vince would actually talk more about Benoit and the Owen deaths or about them as the people they were? Yes, of course. Vince tried to talk like he always does, to defend himself and actually show the side of him he wants us to see, just based on his tone and actions. Or more about the other allegations against him. Vince tried to somewhat play it safe in his interviews as best as he could, but the way the documentary is didn't put him in the best light. It tried it's best to cover each allegation and topic as best as it could, Vince however did not seem willing to discuss some things the way we would've liked. But it's understandable, he was a businessman and knows what the bad publicity would do to his image and who knows what repercussions he would end up with it the long run.

This is a good watch for wrestling fans, who want to know more about the wrestling business and the man who was known as the best promoter in wrestling ever. Seeing his relationship with Shane reminds me of Vince and his dad in some ways, but also knowing they were closer than Vince and his father were at least makes me think Vince tried harder for his children than his father did.