The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot

I did not like this movie it just felt so fake the story was meh and the acting was okay.

Sam Elliot is so ass off.

Only shallow to shallow people. I can see why a lot of people didn't like this. It does have the appearance of a shallow B movie, but (and I know this sounds ridiculous to some) it is much deeper than that. If you aren't too judgemental about it, you can allow yourself to see that, but it's something many people just won't be able to understand, whether they see the message or not. A lot of viewers seem to analyze it from an academic standpoint, because that's all they know how to do, but its message comes from a place that you simply have to experience yourself in real life to understand, unless you're very perceptive or empathetic. It is very different, though - experimental. If you can't understand its message, you might still enjoy it for the novelty alone.

What the heck did I just watch 😐 crazy film, with an absolutely terrible plot, but interesting cast

I dunno... what are we doing here? I couldn't really tell for sure, but I think it was supposed to be a serious movie. Though the silly looking Bigfoot really makes it hard to take seriously. How does something like this get funding. My guess is it was a product of the times. Maybe we can expect even more bizarre fare like this in America's second presidency of disillusionment.

An absolutely hideous movie.

I have no idea why this movie isn't rated higher by viewers. I loved every minute of it. The title, though accurate, does not hint at what the movie's really about. It was a very entertaining and fun watch.

Was a bit leery of this movie based on the title. But, it’s a surprisingly good film. Sam Elliott is always great, and Aiden Turner is very good in his role as a younger version of Elliott’s character. This will make you think about the way things are, and how they might actually be.

THE MAN WHO KILLED HITLER AND THEN THE BIGFOOT is certainly worth a watch because it's not the usual B flick fare. I watched it once through while I had my attention on other things, but it was enough to pique my curiosity for a 2nd viewing. Will edit my review as necessary.

I actually believe this movie could have killed Hitler and Bigfoot by forcing them to watch it. I bet this is the reason Hitler shot himself