Survivor Series: A Fall from Grace (TV 2003)
"Survivor Series" (original title)

Director:

Kevin Dunn

Stars:

Bill Goldberg, Paul Levesque, Mark Calaway

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Bill Goldberg	...	Himself
Paul Levesque	...	Triple H
Mark Calaway	...	The Undertaker
Vince McMahon	...	Himself
Shane McMahon	...	Himself
Glenn Jacobs	...	Kane
Steve Austin	...	Himself
Eric Bischoff	...	Himself
Shawn Michaels	...	Himself
Booker Huffman	...	Booker T
Rob Van Dam	...	Himself
Mark LoMonaco	...	Bubba Ray Dudley
Devon Hughes	...	D-Von Dudley
Chris Jericho	...	Himself
Jason Reso	...	Christian

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

tv special | wrestling

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Taglines:

A Fall from Grace

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Genres:

Action

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Official Sites:

World Wrestling Entertainment

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

16 November 2003 (USA)

Also Known As:

WWE Survivor Series

Filming Locations:

Dallas, Texas, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)

Technical Specs

Runtime:

195 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Molly is seen wearing a CH wristband. That was in memory of Crash Holly. Due to the mystery of his death, the WWE didn't mention it.

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Connections

Follows Survivor Series (1995)

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Soundtracks

"Build a Bridge"
Performed by Limp Bizkit

User Reviews

I was ringside for this one

So, like my topic heading says, I was ringside for this one, and I must say I wasn't all that impressed. I try to catch the WWE live anytime they hit Dallas, Tx (my hometown)and this was not one of the better shows I have seen. I have seen both Raw and Smackdown live several times, but this was my first live pay-per-view, and I was psyched because I thought surely it would be a HUGE show, considering it was pay-per-view and all, but in my honest opinion, it was just average. I have been to several RAW tapings that were far better than this particular Survivor Series.

The buried alive match sucked, and the ambulance match was just OK, but it was kind of neat to see the ambulance and the bulldozer sitting inside of The American Airlines Center, and seeing the wrestlers work off of them.

The rest of the matches were so-so, except for Shaun Michaels performance....that was really good, and he dropped a lot of blood that night. Come to think of it, Vince dropped quite a bit of blood as well, but not as much as Shaun.

I knew right off the bat that Mav's owner Cuban was going to be involved, because we spotted him right away before the show even started walking around talking to fans, so that was no surprise.

I was kind of surprised by Austin's little goodbye speech, but let's be real, how many times has he quit and came back? It was really nothing new, but he seemed to be speaking from the heart, and I could be mistaken, but we were sitting ringside, and I could have sworn at one point I saw a few tears from him before he broke out the beer.

Other than a few decent moments there was really nothing memorable about this pay-per-view for me, I would give it a 5 out of 10....just mediocre. It also didn't help that at the time there were not any really strong story lines going on, nothing to write home about, if you will.

But having said all of that, I still strongly suggest that if anyone ever has the chance to see the WWE live, go for it, it truly is an awesome spectacle to witness live!!!