New WWE Film Project Details, Theme Song For WMania 26

On April 13th, in New Orleans, WWE Studios will begin production on a new crime drama film titled Killing Karma.

The movie centers around a character named AJ, who, at the beginning of the movie, has just been released from jail. As AJ attempts to make a new life for himself, his close friend shoots accidentally shoots someone and AJ finds himself scrambling to protect himself, his friend and his wife. No word yet on who is going to play the role of AJ.

The Wrestling Observer is reporting that the official theme song for WrestleMania 26 will be "I Made It" by Kevin Rudolph. "Let It Rock," another song by Rudolph, was the theme song for the 2009 Royal Rumble.

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The movie idea sounds ... decent. Doesn't really appeal to me. That's nothing new though.

"I Made It" is a pretty good theme song for Wrestlemania, although I wonder what the other one will be. I'm assuming this is the more sentimental theme for Mania, (which is the one where durning the recap is played first and not really the recap of the matches) and I'm curious to what song will be the recap of the matches one.

WWE is going full speed ahead with the WWE Films thing and one time, they are going to make a good one. I don't know it will be this one, but one of them will be a good one.

Uh, And how do you know this?

The Condemned has been the only solid film that was apart of WWE Films.

Sykesy wrote:

Uh, And how do you know this?

The Condemned has been the only solid film that was apart of WWE Films.

Because I have faith. Completely baseless, blind faith.

Plus, when you keep making movies, chances are one of them has to be at least decent. Also, if you think The Condemned was solid, then WWE already did make a good film.

Y2J X wrote:

Plus, when you keep making movies, chances are one of them has to be at least decent.

Actually no, Because you start to run out of ideas and money.

Y2J X wrote:

Also, if you think The Condemned was solid, then WWE already did make a good film.

Well obviously, That is why I obviously meant 'how do you know one would be good out of the new WWE films' seeming CJ said one would be good.

Sykesy wrote:

Y2J X wrote:

Plus, when you keep making movies, chances are one of them has to be at least decent.

Actually no, Because you start to run out of ideas and money.

WWE is still making a lot of money off many of other revenues so I doubt money will be a problem and as for ideas, do you know how long it'd be before the run out of ideas? They're plenty of ideas WWE can come up. I'm not sure how many people WWE have employed for this particular portion of the company but it has to be quite a lot. I'm sure yourself alone can come up with at least a dozen some-what original movie ideas, imagine how many ideas a dozen people like that can come up with working together. They've been switching up which wrestlers partake in those movies as well. Eventually, people are going to find at least one of their movies solid as you did for the Condemned. For what WWE cares about, I think the Condemned got them a couple millions but I'm not positive on that.

^^WWE Studios will not run out of ideas because they are also going to produce films that are not WWE orginal, but from other sources and they will all will not have a WWE wrestler in them. For instance, WWE is in the proccess of reboting the Missing In Action series, that use to star Chuck Noris. It is a complete rebot and it will not have a WWE wrestler as the star.

Though WWE Films have not done well as far as box office numbers, they do very well on DVD. Even when it appears that WWE is not making money on their movies, they really are. Are the making Avatar money, no, but there films do turn a profit. Check out the WWE finicail report I posted and you will see that WWE Films have been profitable the past year.

If WWE does start to run when, they can hire another writer or buy scripts like other film studios do.

'I Made It' is a great song; the lyrics fit WrestleMania and obviously eventual winners. To be honest though, WWE's always been good with theme songs. It's one of the things they don't suck at.