SHINE 26
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SHINE 26 (2015) is a professional women's wrestling event, not a narrative film, which took place on April 3, 2015, in Ybor City, Florida. The event features a series of choreographed wrestling matches, including significant title bouts and a "No Disqualification Tag Team Match." Known for its athletic performances and engaging storylines, the event showcases various wrestling personas, some with aggressive or darker themes. As a professional wrestling show, its content includes staged physical combat, theatrical rivalries, and character-driven segments. The overall content appropriateness for parental guidance leans towards an older audience due to the intense physicality and aggressive language inherent in professional wrestling. The event's runtime is approximately 149 minutes.
Things to Consider
Violence
The event features frequent staged physical violence inherent in professional wrestling, including aggressive combat, use of weapons in a 'No Disqualification' match, and various wrestling maneuvers designed to simulate impact and pain. Descriptions include 'slugging it out' and using a 'chair'.
The 'No Disqualification Tag Team Match' between Jessicka Havok & Leva Bates and Saraya Knight & Su Yung involved intense physicality. Commentators described moments like 'all four women now on the outside just slugging it out' and 'nakagawa and Kimberly going through the chair'. Threats of severe injury were made in character promos, such as 'I will rip your hair from your head i will snap your damn neck i will choke slam you to hell' by Jessicka Havok. Another instance in a review of SHINE 26 mentioned Andréa holding Daffney and forcing her to watch BTY 'put Solo through a table'.
Scary & Intense Content
The event features intense, staged physical confrontations, sometimes with a hardcore edge due to stipulations like 'No Disqualification.' Character portrayals, particularly those with darker gimmicks, contribute to a sometimes frightening and emotionally charged atmosphere.
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Best For Ages
Recommended for ages 14+ due to theatrical violence, intense match stipulations, and aggressive language often used in character promos. While the violence is staged, its intensity and implied danger may be unsuitable for younger viewers.
Good to Know
Parents should be aware that professional wrestling, including SHINE 26, is a form of staged entertainment with choreographed violence and theatrical storylines. While the outcomes are predetermined, the physical nature of the performances and the emotional intensity of the rivalries are presented in a realistic manner that can be impactful. Viewer discretion is advised, especially for children who may not differentiate between staged and real combat.
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