5 Ways To Improve The WWE Network

It surprises me that some of the films from WWE Studios, particularly the older ones like The Marine and 12 Rounds, haven’t been added to the network library. They have tonnes of versatile content like Swerved, Total Divas and Legend’s House, so you’d expect them to add some movies to further expand the type of product available.

I’ve never seen any of the See No Evil movies, or some of the silly slapstick comedies that Big Show and Triple H have appeared in, not that I’m particularly dying to see them, but if they were at my disposal on the WWE Network I’d possibly watch them when I’m not in the mood for wrestling but I’ve exhausted all other entertainment opportunities.

WWE could easily hype up the fact that they were going to air The Marine, starring John Cena for the very first time on the WWE Network. Or Randy Orton’s 12 Rounds: Reloaded. It would expand the array of choice that the network offers, and the action and horror movies might give kids the edge to persuade their non-wrestling fan parents to subscribe. Something for the whole family!