It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.

I really wanted to like this movie. I feel terribly cynical trashing it, and that's why I'm giving it a middling 5. Actually, I'm giving it a 5 because there were some superb performances.

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

1. European Title Match: Champ-Christian Vs. Al Snow - Nice little opener. Great wrestlers equals great match. 8/10 2. William Regal Vs. Tajiri - Tajiri broke Regal's nose. Match was short and fresh, Regal cleanly won! 8/10 3. U.S. & Intercontinental Title Match Unification: IC Champ-Test Vs. U.S. Champ-Edge - End was exiting. Another super match 8/10 4. WCW & WWF Tag Team Championship Unification Cage Match: WWF Champs- Dudley Boyz Vs. WCW Champs-Hardy Boyz - Jeff could won, instead of it, he performed a suicidal jump from top cage, then Dudleyz hit the pin. Weird booking, decent match. 7/10 5. Battle Royal - Test nicely won that. 7.5/10 6. WWF Women's Championship: Mighty Molly Vs. Lita Vs. Jacqueline Vs. Trish Stratus Vs. Jazz Vs. Ivory - Guys! For Women's match it was perfect, full of nice moves! Trish won. 8.5/10 7. Survivor Series Match: Shane McMahon/Booker T./Stone Cold/Kurt Angle/Rob Van Dam/ Vs. Y2J/The Rock/Undertaker/Big Show/Kane - Superb thing, it has everything you need, symbiosis in match between Y2J and RVD was fine. All stars and last few minutes between Austin and Rock was the best between them two. In my opinion - Rock's greatest moment in WWF and I know it was unsanctioned. Alliance finally lost in this terrible feud. 10/10

European championship Christian vs Al SnowChristian, even at this stage of his career, is one of the best in the business and it's a shame he never really received a main event push but this is some of his best work and gives a great match against Snow. 7/10William Regal vs TajiriAverage match with reasonable build up, Regal is a great mic worker. 6/10Intercontinental and U.S unification match – Test vs EdgeGreat match with twists turns, big boots, spears and Edge again showing why he is now a main event superstar. 8/10Steel cage unification match WCW vs WWF tag titles – The Dudley Boys vs The HardysGreat match involving two great tag teams and there is one reason this is memorable and that reason is Jeff Hardy. What a nutter, but by what a reason to watch. 9/1022 immunity battle royalConsidering this has 22 wrestlers in it is over in such a short space of time, probably cause commentator Paul Hayman is moaning about Tazz. Eventual winner is hardly surprisingWomen's championship – Trish vs Jacqueline vs Lita vs Mighty Molly vs Jazz vs IvoryOne of the better women wrestling matches from this period and a good deserving ending to the eventual winnerWinner take all traditional survivor series matchShane McMahon, Booker T, RVD, Stone Cold, Angle vs Kane, Y2J, Rock, Undertaker, Big ShowGreat match that brought an end to the Invasion story that could not have had a better send off. Up and down, twists and turns, controversies an ace in the hole this elimination match had everything but the kitchen sink. Jericho's finishing move here is silly and Shane is annoying but otherwise what an ending to a very good PPV

WWF Survivor Series 2001This was among the worst events of 2001. Perhaps its biggest flaw was the fact that it didn't follow suit to most of the previous Survivor Series'. There was only ONE survivor series match. And that Survivor Series match went on for 45 minutes. What's more, anyone with a working brain would know that it would end with The Rock versus Austin and The Rock prevailing for his team. And don't get me started on the preview before the event. No matter who won it was obvious that no one was going to f***ing die. There was no need for all of that pointless hype. Whatever the storyline, it was just a wrestling event. And as for the rest of the matches: the first match was Christian defending his European title against Al Snow. It was a good fast paced match and its good to see a heel winning a match fairly. William Regal versus Tajiri was boring and we've seen it 2 or 3 times before. Edge versus Test was good but nothing great. The tag titles steel cage match was the best match of the evening. The battle Royal went on for 10 minutes and no one really cared who'd win in the first place. The Women's title match wasn't great. No, not in the slightest. The main event must have been the most hypocritical match in history. The Alliance lost but guess what, after 5 months every single Alliance superstar returned. The match itself was poor. The Rock eliminated 3 of them and Jericho eliminated 2. The Rock was too caught up with his acting to be there when the invasion began. Jericho was the one that jeopardised the whole match. If I wanted any 2 to be eliminated in the early going it would be them. Everyone knew that Kane, Big Show and Undertaker were just fall guys. 7 matches isn't enough for a Survivor Series. If there's ever a Survivor Series as bad as this again I'll

This was allocated to the fans as the "winner takes all" match occurred between two separate "companies" (the World Wrestling Federation and the "Alliance": an amalgamation of former WCW and ECW superstars. Because the final match to duduce the superior company was a tag-team match, the wrestlers were confined to tossing opponents from each side of the ring to another; each wrestler concludes that in order to debiliate their opponents and to intensify the match, interfernce is necessary. Each wrestler merely pummels an opponent with punches, executes a special move, and tags in a partner. The storyline had previously been tarnished by the subterfuge of Vince that a member of the Allance would be fradulent and join the WWF. It was obvious, with that statement, that the WWF would prevail. Overall: very innovative storyline but poor execution, which is not the scarcity of the wrestlers because the match format is tag-team. The remaining matches are just revolting:Edge versus Test: potent "big boot" by Test, but this did not display the true talents of both starsAl Snow Versus Christian: good match but superflous to the pay-per-viewTaji versus William Regal: the worst match of the nightImmunity Battle Royal: This was an outstandingly fun match to watch, but because the main stars of both companies were involved in the main event, only a wrestler who characteristically appears on "Heat" and is probably a WCW light-heavyweight reject (i.e. the Hurricane who is merely hired as an entertainer)Hardy Boyz Versus Dudley Boyz: The best match of the night: Jeff Hardy executed a "Swanton Bomb" from the summit of a cage and through a wooden table and Matt was wedged into the cage, which appeared to be extremely painful.Because Stone Cold was the WWF champion, Rob Van Dam was the Hardcore Champion, and Kurt Angle was a "mole" in the alliance, all fundamental stars in the main event on the faction of "the Alliance" were granted work after the match's outcome, except for Booker T., who recently attacked a wrestler on "Raw" and will inevitably be given work. Shane McMahon will return to television somehow, and everyone desired to witness the downfall and demise of "the Alliance" to see Stone Cold out of work. The WWF has done much better. A match in which all tiltes were brought to one faction would have been better, and what ever became of Casket and Iron Man matches?