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I love disaster movies, and with this independent film, I was rooting for it from the first few minutes, expecting it to deliver an interesting, properly gritty story in the end. But it plays on emotions, which in the end doesn't work as well as the filmmakers would have liked. It's a shame; in the end, it needed a bit more punch than it actually delivered.

Another one of the average Tarzan films, where you might feel like there's always something happening, but plot-wise, it's so unoriginal that it can't even entertain you. It's nice that Tarzan sides with the animals, but essentially, it's not about anything else. The hunters cause trouble, Tarzan fixes everything. It's too repetitive and thus boring.

The girls still want to have fun, so this series has reached its sixth installment, but I'm not even halfway through, as I still have seven more to go. Not to mention the special that was filmed in 2001. The girls are pretty here, many of them show off their breasts, and it's very nice to look at them. And that's all again.

Actually, I quite mind how all the shots of animals are probably from the archive. It must be acknowledged, however, that in the case of the airplane crash, there was at least some effort. The switch to color is also appreciated, which hasn't hurt the series in any way. Unfortunately, the color didn't help much either, although it does make the final scene quite good to look at.

A classic animated product for the whole family. There's a hero here that you just have to love, if only because he's a little dog. There is an effort to get back to the family. There are funny characters, sad fates, evil antiheroes - basically everything you need. And it has a fairly tolerable animation. And nothing more.

Here's the terrible pity that it's actually just a fairly unoriginal romantic story. What makes the film really interesting is the visuals, which are simply beautiful. You don't see special effects this good outside American productions that often, especially paired with beautiful shots where you can feel the artistic talent. But that's not enough to make a great movie. Visually beautiful, but it’s better not to pay too much attention to the story.

I'll stick with 30% for now, but it's really the same thing over and over again. Those movies aren't entirely boring; it's still about naked students, which is great, but scenes are repeating here, even with different girls, some plot elements repeat, and it's just boring. And unless it gets bolder, it will remain boring.

Western, which has quite an interesting main character. Such a guy who hasn't done much so far, but gets a chance to make it right when a big inheritance falls into his hands. Basically, it's a Dickensian story that may not appeal to everyone, but thanks to the western setting, it's even more intriguing.

Gordon Scott embarked on his six-part Tarzan era quite conventionally, as befitting Tarzan films so far - that is, fairly average. It's not surprising, the plot is pretty standard, but Gordon Scott isn't bad, and he was a good fit for the role. But it's not a movie that one will remember for a long time.

In the end, I rate the film as average because even in the third installment of the series, it managed to spark some interest in me at the beginning. A proper finale may not have fulfilled my interest, and the special effects aren't as good as in previous films, but that mysterious atmosphere makes Mimic 3: Sentinel something you can watch and endure for an hour without it outright bothering you. The last quarter of an hour was boring.