You Cannot Kill David Arquette is a documentary film that follows the journey of David Arquette as he attempts to redeem himself in the world of professional wrestling. The film starts with a flashback to 2000, when Arquette, then a Hollywood actor, won the World Championship Wrestling (WCW) World Heavyweight Championship as part of a PR stunt to promote his movie Ready to Rumble.
The win was widely criticized by wrestling fans and professionals, who saw it as a mockery of the sport. Arquette became a figure of ridicule in the wrestling world and was labeled the most hated man in wrestling.
In the present day, Arquette is still haunted by his past and decides to make a legitimate attempt to become a respected wrestler. He enlists the help of his friend, professional wrestler Diamond Dallas Page, and embarks on a grueling journey to the indie wrestling scene.
The documentary follows Arquette as he trains with wrestlers, including Colt Cabana and Jungle Boy, and participates in matches across the country. He faces physical and mental challenges, including injuries, doubts, and criticism from wrestling fans.
However, Arquette is determined to prove himself and earn the respect of the wrestling world. He seeks to redeem himself, not only as a wrestler but also as a person, dealing with personal issues, including addiction and family conflicts.
The film also features interviews with Arquette's family members, including his ex-wife, actress Courtney Cox, and fellow wrestlers, who share their perspective on Arquette's journey and the wrestling industry.
You Cannot Kill David Arquette is a candid and empowering account of a man's quest for redemption, both in the wrestling ring and in his personal life. The film offers insights into the wrestling world and the challenges of pursuing a dream, despite the odds. It is a tribute to the power of resilience, determination, and self-belief.