‘Hulk Hogan: Real American’ Review: Netflix’s Four-Hour Puff Piece
Netflix‘s Hulk Hogan: Real American, Bryan Storkel’s four-part tribute to the late wrestling legend, is not a documentary for people who especially care about “good” documentaries. It’s a documentary for people who care about Hulk Hogan — but only truly care in-depth about the admirable parts of Hulk Hogan’s mythic life and will surely be happier with a mediocre documentary that accentuates those parts, rather than a good documentary that offers substance or depth. Hulk Hogan: Real American The Bottom Line A four-hour puff piece. Airdate: Wednesday, April 22 (Netflix)Director: Bryan Storkel And Hulk Hogan: Real American is absolutely that mediocre documentary, so enjoy! Put a different way, here are three key data points regarding Hulk Hogan: Real American: Firstly, the title is wholly in earnest and not an interrogation of what it means to be Hulk Hogan and what it means to be a “real American,” for better or worse. Secondly, the documentary is produced “in association” with WWE Entertainment, which has a lucrative partnership with Netflix. Thirdly, the president of the United States …





