103. The Chaperone

              Straight from WWE films comes The Chaperone!!!! A loving and touching story about an ex-con played by Triple H who gets out of prison and tries to reconnect with his estranged daughter. Triple H's Ray Bradstone is the best get away driver there is but he wants to escape that life and make amends.
But life is that easy. Or is this movie very good.
               WWE has been doing this for awhile. Making this crazy and insanely bad movies as starring vehicles for their WWE stars. I dont know how much more longer this can go on. The people of this world need to be spared of this. This movie's plot, if you can say that, is that Ray ends up going on a field trip with his daughter.  While on this field trip two of his old buddies in crime are out to get him. All because they stashed the bank money (that they just stole) on the school's field trip bus. If that sounds crazy, it is.  

Final Verdict:Not even worth watching for sure not Worth Owning.

72. Legendary

               Anytime that a pro wrestle who has reachs a certain level of fame in the WWE one thing happens. They decide that means that they are entitled to may things. Including it seems that they can star in movies. Following in the footsteps of Hulk Hogan, Steve Austin, and The Rock comes John Cena. Yes, the YOU CAN’T SEE ME, John Cena.

u cant see me

                    Cena’s latest venture from WWE films is Legendary.  Taking a break from the action star John Cena we get the deep, emotional, loving John Cena.  Now don’t get wrong he is still hard core and a troubled man. But in this movie he comes to grips with his demons and helps his little brother by teaching how to wrestle. Not WWE but real wrestling

                Cena is decent but you never forget he is John Cena. Unlike The Rock, who has made the jump into Dwayne Johnson, Cena hasn’t learned yet to totally dive into the role and disappear. The supporting cast is good this time, Danny Glover makes appearances and is solid as always.  I guess the movie is fine for the direct to DVD fare but not to be seen in Theatres.  Final Verdict: Not worth owning