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Calvin Barr es un legendario veterano de guerra estadounidense que, décadas después de servir a su país durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial y asesinar a Adolf Hitler, debe ahora cazar al Bigfoot, una criatura mitológica que vive en los bosques de Canadá.
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How a movie called The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot could be so dull and boring boggles the mind. The story follows a retired WWII vet who’s recruited to track and kill a Bigfoot in the Canadian wilderness that's gone rabid and could infect humanity with a deadly virus if it gets loose. Sam Elliot leads the cast and gives a strong, nuanced performance as a man haunted by his past. But the storytelling is poor; requiring the audience to fill in a lot of blanks. And the characters aren’t developed very well. A slow, meandering film that doesn’t live up to its potential, The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot is incredibly disappointing.
now I know why my mom has had a 4 decade long lady-boner for Sam Elliot
Not what I expected at all. A heartfelt, mostly dead serious movie and not campy.
I usually love Sam Elliott movies, but this was a hot mess of a movie. It left more questions than answers. I cannot get that hour and a half back. SMH
Like what I said to the fencing sword: "What's your point?" If only this movie had been half as cool as its title. PS I'd like to apologize for Sam Idiot. What the fuck does a mediocre talent from Sacramento know about the Bigfoot?