NOAH: Great Voyage

About This Movie

So, Noah: Great Voyage is this fascinating slice of pro wrestling history from the turn of the millennium. It captures the energy and rawness of the early days of Pro Wrestling Noah, fresh out of the All Japan scene. The atmosphere in the Ariake Colosseum is electric; you can feel the tension and excitement of a promotion trying to establish its own identity. The pacing is brisk, and the in-ring performances are solid, showcasing a mix of veterans and emerging talent. There's something about the way this event is filmed that feels uniquely intimate, like you’re part of a pivotal moment in wrestling lore, rather than just an observer. It’s definitely a distinct treasure for fans who appreciate the evolution of wrestling promotions.

Noah: Great Voyage is a bit of a rarity in collector circles, especially since it captures the early days of a promotion that would go on to have a significant impact on wrestling. Formats are somewhat limited, often found in VHS or DVD, with the former being particularly scarce. There’s a growing interest among collectors in the historical context of the event as it marks a turning point in Japanese wrestling, which adds to its appeal and value.