SnoReptilePlenty Memorable, crazy movie

GurlyIamBeach Instant Favorite.

Portia Hilton Blistering performances.

Zandra The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

Lewis Cook I get a little tingle of excitement whenever Hogan Knows Best comes on and that's not because of Linda's legendary-sized knockers. Hulk Hogan is the biggest, strongest neurotic I've ever seen - and it's fantastic. His ego knows no bounds, walking around in Hulk Hogan T-Shirts and driving around in a bright yellow pick-up truck (there's a trick to blending in with the crowd). He will refer to himself in the 3rd person (and as Hulk Hogan, not Terry Bollea, I swear every time some calls him Terry, he dies a little inside) at least 5 times per show and will make mention of himself as the greatest athlete since Jesus won the Olympic Limbo contest in 1968. He's so insecure it's scary. He will willingly sabotage his son's first relationship because he is no longer the centre of his universe. How does he do this? Gets a big breasted model to lead his son away, so he can laugh at the poor girl whose only crime is going out with the son of the world's biggest, wrinkliest 5 year old. He will walk into a liquor store and ask for a "Hulk Hogan discount" and then complain when being pestered for an autograph in a restaurant (can't you people see he just wants a normal life!?!) Hulk Hogan is a walking contradiction, partly truth and partly fiction and it's brilliant to watch!

MovieAddict2016 At one time during the 1980s Hulk Hogan was one of the most popular figures in the entertainment industry. He was a famous wrestler who tried to branch out into films (and failed) with numerous projects. As the '90s came and went, Hulk's fans faded out - and by 2000 he's nothing more than a has-been. So what better way to boost his popularity again than start up a new reality TV show about Hulk and his family? Hey, I've got an idea - we could call it "Hogan Knows Best," which doesn't really make any sense. (Are they implying Hulk is a mother?) The show is a carbon copy rip-off of MTV's "The Osbournes." A few years ago MTV camera crew followed Ozzy, Sharon, his daughter Kelly and son Jack around in their multi-million dollar mansion. Now VH1 is doing the same thing with Hulk. What's lame is that the show is like "The Osbournes" in almost every way - Hulk has a wife who loves dogs, a daughter who wants to be a singer (and is hopelessly spoiled), and a weirdo son. The problems? Well for one Ozzy is hilarious and fun to watch, whereas Hulk...isn't. Give a guy with drug abuse and a deteriorated mind a TV show? Comedy gold. Give an ex-wrestler who wears a bandanna on his head 24/7 and wears t-shirts with his own face on them a TV show? Total crap. Hulk's wife isn't as complimentary to Hulk as Sharon was to Ozzy in their TV show. She comes across as an annoying spoiled princess isolated in her mansion. Kelly Osbourne was annoying but it worked to the show's advantage - Hulk's daughter is just plain bland. And I'm not even going to start on his son. This is essentially a really, really basic (and really, really poor) concept for a TV show, and VH1 should be ashamed for thinking they could ever pull this over on people without instantly drawing comparisons to "The Osbournes." It's a lame, pathetic show and just makes Hulk and his family come across as money-grabbing fame-chasers with no future.

nroark9 Just want to say i thank Hogan Knows Best is a good show for any age to enjoy. The only improvement that I would like to see is for it to come on more often! Hope Terry kicks A-- at s.s.! I really want Brook to hit it big with her video's. I do not know how Linda deals with all the Hogan's and everything that is going on. I also would like to add I thank they done what was right on fighting for their pets. The main reason I have so much respect for the show is that Hulk always lets everyone know right up front that family comes first in his life over anything he does. This is a good example that all parents should follow. I hope all is well and that the show keeps going for many years to come. thanks nick

malibu-7 Some reality shows really get on my nerves....they can be so silly. My husband and I were watching TV one day and we saw a commercial for Hogan Knows Best and he asked me if I had ever watched it. He said he watched some of it and it wasn't that bad. So we watched it the next time it was on and I actually liked it. It's refreshing to see how much of a family man he is and that he is so down to earth. I really think he's a neat guy! I like the way he gets along w/ other people - he doesn't seem cocky or arrogant - he just seems like a nice guy. The kids are pretty spoiled but you know....if we had lots of money like they do, our kids would probably be spoiled rotten too. Brooke and Nick might have a lot but at least they are nice and not bratty and stuck up. The whole family seems down to earth. Hulk is just a nice, interesting family man - keeps me coming back. (Love their house too!!!)