Title: Wrestlemania 2000
Company/Director: Nick the Almighty
Genre: Action
Reviewed by MidbackMan

Summary:
	The first Wrestlemania by Nick the Almighty


Scale:
1 to 10: Very Bad	A film of just terrible Quality; Don't bother
11 to 20: Bad		A few slightly redeeming qualities but still not worth your time
21 to 30: It's okay	Very ordinary technical stats; Not worthless but not great
31 to 40: Good		Above average; Usually recommended to the fan of the specific genre
41 to 50: Very Good	Well worth your attention; Content and design are spectacular


Review:
	I've seen all of Nick's Movies but I didn't see this one until I had already watched
the sequels. Who knows why I found this just now. This of course is the first WM by Nick
and although it literally is, it really feels like a giant leap backwards. If you've already
seen the other WM's there's no point in watching this one. If you haven't seen any of them
then you may be happier to start here and go up in order to see the amazing differences
in Nick's movies.
	The scenery was kinda plain. There wasn't much to speak of actually. I think at most
times I counted an average of 4 props on screen at any time. It got a little better during
a couple scenes near the end but truthfully, this movie's scenery sucked! The animation did
too. It was slow and after a few matches the movie felt really repetetive and boring. I had
to hold my hand to keep myself from skipping ahead. There wasn't even a crowd! There were
a couple neat things like when Space Goat break dances or you see expressions on a couple
faces but it's too rare and not worth the download just to see them happen.
	The music didn't help make this movie anymore exciting. It didn't really fit with
the intros or the fights... Voices sucked too (what one's were present that is). BOO URNS!


Story:		0/10  
Graphics:	6/10 
Creativity:	4/10
Voices:		2/10
Music:		3/10
Total:		15/50 (Fifteen)


The Movies Highs:
* There's a bunch of fights


The Movies Lows:
* Not a lot of scenery; kind of bland
* No Audience; No Crowd Members; We're all alone!
* Boring Music; songs don't fit
* Pretty plain voice acting/ not enough of it
* Slow Action; A bit repetetive after a few matches; Maybe too many fights


Bottom Line:
	If you want to see the very first WM movie then go see how it all started but this
isn't as good as it's sequels. I'll save you all the trouble in the world by telling you now
that you should stay away from this and instead download WM3k.


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