Director:
Doug AarniokoskiCámara:
Douglas MilsomeReparto:
Adrian Paul, Christopher Lambert, Bruce Payne, Lisa Barbuscia, Donnie Yen, Jim Byrnes, Peter Wingfield, Damon Dash, Beatie Edney, Sheila Gish, Oris Erhuero (más)Sinopsis(1)
Connor MacLeod (Christopher Lambert), harto de su condición de inmortal y de ver como sobrevive a todos los que ama, se recluye en un santuario en el que los inmortales cansados del juego pueden reposar en paz, sin tener que luchar. Pero el santuario es atacado por un viejo enemigo, Jacob Kell (Bruce Payne), que después de asesinar a todos los que se encontraban retirados de la lucha excepto a Connor, se ha convertido en el inmortal más poderoso. (Emon Home Entertainment)
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When you take the strongest aspect of the series, it is quite clear that the whole series goes downhill. And so the "Highlander" series lost Christopher Lambert, who was the final ornament. But he really isn't worth anything in this film anymore, and it's just a foolish example of how an initially interesting idea dissipates into nonsense.
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The one star is for Bruce Payne and for the Donnie Yen vs Adrian Paul fight scene, where you can see who really choreography (and I also get the impression that Yen directed himself, which explains why he's so much better than the others). The rest of it is terrible.
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Lambert, you should have left after the third movie, and I don’t mean only the Highlander franchise. Does such a charismatic actor really need something like this? Well, some people feel good in B-movie waters, they just don’t mind if it stinks a little.
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