Bigfoot: The Legend is Real

Lot's of great witness interviews and field footage. This group is passionate about Bigfoot, and it shows. Keep up the good work!

Nothing new here. Same type of show a million times over, too much talking, trampling through the woods hitting trees, looking at undefined markings on the ground,...yada yada yada!

Save yourself time and go pick nose hairs.

First, I will say as a native Minnesotan, as a sportsman, and as a person who has lived, hunted, survived off and appreciated the land, I am absolutely open to undiscovered mammals. Heck, there are new mammals discovered every year.

But this film is the same thing I've seen a million times over: guys out in the mud, pointing at "footprints" with a stick. Maybe one in 12-15 of these types of shows end up with film or photographs that are compelling, and this isn't one of them.

Every single one of these guys may be telling the truth - fine. But that's all this film is!l. Guys telling the same stories I've heard a million times, with NO clips or photos or film or bones or teeth or hair or scat or.....

Sorry! I mean, I believe them, but this film is nothing new, and on top of that there's essentially zero footage for us to possibly identify a "Bigfoot," and I don't know about you, but that's why I tuned in.

Solid film with some very compelling footage of 2 different bigfoot that was recorded in Canada. Not to even mention the numerous recording of wood knocks and vocals. Lots of information, tracks, stick breaks and more. If you are going to review a film, you should at least watch it.