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Although television stations regularly stuff the entire series into their summer program, the first and third episodes remain evidence that it used to be really amusing. Thanks to Zed's madness, there were hints of new elements here for the last time.

There's always another guy around the age of ten who won't mind the first x episodes that much, that it's about nothing, that those actors are worse than he would play himself, that each episode becomes the same and that he actually doesn't know how, what and why. But back then, it really had something.

Even as a younger person, I sensed betrayal. And it came in the form of unquestionably the worst Western Mayovka with Lex Barker. Yes, it had traditional music, but with insane acting performances and a terrible screenplay. Such an attempt does not deserve to bear the name of Winnetou.

Why the viewers didn't like Stewart Granger can be easily understood this time as well. And to say that, unlike Lex Barker, Pierre Brice didn't click with him as an acting partner, I believe that too. This may also be the reason why Vinnetou appears in the movie only halfway through. When I also reflect on the below-average supporting characters, the "anonymous" main villain, and the rather insignificant Old Surehand with a few years' distance, the rating is almost down to one filthy star. Because the book's Surehand is a magnificent triumph by May and the movie is even more of a disgrace.

The absolute worst Mayovka Western full of illogicalities that even a less knowledgeable viewer of classic installments will notice. In the book, the fascinating adventurer Firehand is only a disgrace in this form.

The film team of mutants is appropriately thought out, psychologically tuned, and sufficiently linked to the source material. However, this series is sometimes too complicated (and especially completely unnecessarily), while other times it is annoyingly simple like the most naive comic book stories. Fortunately, they are still the X-Men, so Wolverine, Rogue, Gambit, and other classic heroes are not missing. Therefore, if you are fans of this peacekeeping group and can overlook the absurdity of the plots and simplicity of the dialogues, you will ultimately enjoy some episodes.

Wave goodbye to the mature intellect of Cowley, the charm of Doyle, and the swagger of Bodie. And welcome two transparent, quite dull, and desperately unsympathetic newcomers...and the female reinforcement... And you know what? Don't welcome them, immediately drive them away, because this will never work.

After ten long years, I looked and it still works. Daniel-san, Miyagi's lines, and Okinawan nature - nostalgic gem.

Neither comedy, nor romance, nor thriller. Just a mess, in which Lisa Kudrow overacts confusedly and Travolta smirks enjoyably. Unfortunate film.

Is this supposed to be MacGyver? The gadgets, contraptions, and catchphrases have disappeared into a fog, leaving only a gloomy detective story without any atmosphere. Mac should be wreaking havoc as he pleases, not hiding in the shadows and playing the secret hero.