his feud with his brother Owen. Iron Man Match - Hart prefaces his comments about his Iron Man Match at WrestleMania XII. U.S.A. vs. Canada - The Re-formation of the Hart Foundation and playing the villain in the US during an "anti-American" angle. Survivor Series 1997 - The Montreal Screwjob. WCW - Hart's departure from WWF and his tenure in World Championship Wrestling. The Death Of Owen Hart - On the 1999 pay-per-view, "Over the Edge", Owen Hart fell 75 feet into the ring and died. Problems In WCW - During a StarrCade PPV, fellow wrestler Bill Goldberg accidentally inflicted Hart with a career ending concussion. Living It Up - Hart recalls his recovery from a stroke in 2002. Bret Hart partakes in several interviews where he discusses specific events, such as the origin of the name "the Dungeon" for his father's training hall, being away from family on Halloween, his friendship with the other Hart Foundation members, learning his signature move: the sharpshooter, his brother's pranks and about his trademark sunglasses. There are also two tribute videos included, one for his older brother Dean who died in 1990 from kidney failure and another for dead wrestlers Hart knew. Disc 2 and 3 The second and third discs contains a selections of matches from Hart's career. Hart himself chose all the matches presented on the DVD. Reception The DVD has received positive reviews. It won the 2006 Wrestling Observer Newsletter award in the category "Best Pro Wrestling Documentary". From Hart Hart has said that he is very happy with how the DVD ended up. Hart has also said that he is very glad that the documentary did not end up like the "Screwed DVD" which it was originally intended. Despite this, Hart has stated that he feels that it is not comprehensive enough and says that he felt that the DVD could have been one or two discs longer and wishes that his match with "Macho Man" Randy Savage from Saturday Night's Main Event XIII could have been included. Said matches could not be included due to legal issues involving Jesse Ventura. Because of this Hart expressed that he wished to do another collection of matches at some time. Match content The Hart Foundation vs. The British Bulldogs (Madison Square Garden, July 13, 1985) Hart tags with his brother-in-law Jim Neidhart against his other brothers-in-law Davey Boy Smith and frequent