Rotten, true, rough, crude, firm and exciting. You Cannot Kill David Arquette is one of the most compelling documentaries of the year and of the last few years, portraying a reality so humble and straightforward, it seems like the REAL version of The Wrestler movie. Directed with sagacity, capturing every single moment, from the most irrelevant to the most detailed in order to introduce David Arquette's persona to 360 degrees. This is a documentary that also attracts the attention of those who do not watch. Perfect.

The film was very interesting but David obviously has mental issues. How and why would his family and doctors allow him to wrestle? He had a heart attack and a lot of other body issues. The biggest issue I had was that his current wife was 2.0 of Courtney Cox. That was just gross.

At the center of this documentary it's all about a man just trying to earn the respect of his peers. I really love how you get this inmate look into David's life with his family and everything he goes through you can see he just wants to not be a joke anymore in the wrestling industry and earn the respect of his peers in the business. throughout this doc you see him put his body through hell to earn the respect of his peers as well as redeem his self to the fans. I really love the trials and tribulations of him dealing with janky promoters to wrestling convention signings to even god damn death match with Nick Gage. One of my favorite parts of the film is when he goes to Tijuana, Mexico to train with some wrestlers. Wrestling in traffic at red lights for change evening hitting a ladder spot. So if you a fan of David Arquette or heard about the death match or even watch WCW back in the day I think you'll like this documentary. not to mention its beautifully shot. Its a solid 9/10 for me. I also have a YouTube channel where we just dropped a review for this movie would love if you guys checked it out at Matt and Garrett take the movies dropping videos every Monday @6pm EST