This one’s easily the weakest entry in the series. While *'The Strongest Man in the World'* isn’t terrible, it doesn’t reach the standard set by the previous two Robert Butler movies. The story, centered around strength this time, simply isn't as well-crafted or engaging. Kurt Russell, who headlined the prior installments as Dexter, has a very limited role here. I understand why they continued to emphasize Higg…

"The Strongest Man in the World,” released in 1975 and helmed by Vincent McEveety, tells a story set at a Southern California college where Dexter Riley (Kurt Russell) and his friends stumble upon a formula—a mix of an experimental chemical and a particular breakfast cereal—that gives people or objects incredible strength. It’s neat to see Kurt Russell when he was so young—he was just 23 during filming—and the mov…