Highlander II: The Quickening (1991) 4.0
In the future, Highlander Connor MacLeod must prevent the destruction of Earth under an anti-ozone shield. Director:Russell Mulcahy |
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Highlander II: The Quickening (1991) 4.0
In the future, Highlander Connor MacLeod must prevent the destruction of Earth under an anti-ozone shield. Director:Russell Mulcahy |
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Christopher Lambert | ... | ||
Sean Connery | ... | ||
Virginia Madsen | ... | ||
Michael Ironside | ... | ||
Allan Rich | ... | ||
John C. McGinley | ... | ||
Phillip Brock | ... |
Cabbie
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Rusty Schwimmer | ... |
Drunk
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Ed Trucco | ... |
Jimmy
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Steven Grives | ... |
Hamlet
(as Stephen Grives)
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Jimmy Murray | ... | ||
Pete Antico | ... |
Corda
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Peter Bucossi | ... |
Reno
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Peter Bromilow | ... |
Joe
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Jeff Altman | ... |
Doctor
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The second "Highlander" movie, again with Christopher Lambert and Sean Connery. It's the year 2024 and all the ozone above Earth has gone. To protect people from dying, MacLeod helped in the construction of a giant "shield", several years ago. But, since there isn't left anyone Immortal after MacLeod's victory in the previous film, he has stopped being an Immortal himself. Now he is just an old man, until one day some other Immortals arrive on our planet. You see, the Immortals come from another planet... Written by Chris Makrozahopoulos <makzax@hotmail.com>
I've heard alot of bad things about this, but being a fan of the Highlander film and TV series, I had to check this out. That was a mistake. This movie has almost nothing to do with the first movie, and even by itself sits on laughable premises. The writing is terrible, the characters are one-dimensional (at best), the effects look like they were done out of someone's garage. Hey, let's summon back dead characters for no apparent reason. Hey! Let's pretend everyone's from another planet! You know what? Let's through in a conspiracy for the hell of it! This movie seems like it didn't leave the script-writing process until they finished shooting, and then they skipped editing. I shudder to think the horrors I would have witnessed had I not been watching the directors cut.