The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot
Drama • R • 2019 • 1 hr 36 min
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Amusing title, definitely worth watching at least once, but only because of Sam Elliot, only he could pull this off.
I came in expecting an action packed thriller, and there are moments of action, but it's mostly driven by Sam Elliott's excellent character
It's a weird script but it's very well acted and directed.
It's not what you're expecting, but it's a very good film. I feel like I was looking into the filmmaker's soul, and Sam Elliot was excellent
The movie equivalent of: never judge a book by its cover. Surprisingly good action and pacing, plus Sam Eliot! What more could you ask for!?
A movie that knows what it is and still surprises you in what it can be. Sam Elliott is fantastic, the dour tone works well, and is just fun
The plot bounced around a lot, easy to lose if you're not paying attention, but it was a solid movie. Hard to place it in a genre for me.
Different in a lot of good ways. Sam Elliott delivers.
Despite the ridiculous title, it’s a well acted personal drama with an over the top plot that balances the film quite well
Surprisingly poignant. Not quite as pulpy or earnest as it wants to be but certainly worthwhile.
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