Adrian Paul, Christopher Lambert, Bruce Payne
Despite a typically haphazard plot, Highlander: Endgame is a marked improvement over previous sequels. This is the "torch-passing" chapter, in which the Immortal Connor MacLeod (Christopher Lam...( read more
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DVD Release Date: February 27, 2001
Stats: 995 reviews
An awsome and spectacularly entertaining action-packed thrill-ride. Dazzeling, thrilling and breathtaking. A worthy sequel combining both the film and television franchieses together in one great flick. Loaded with great fight scenes and swashbuckling sword-play. A film of great ...( read more)
I don't get how even the first highlander could warrant a sequel it was rubbish,not to talk of this trash
Not the best in the Highlander series, but if you liked the others.....you know you definitely have to watch this one too.
Very typical Highlander movie but not so good. I was wating more from that film and my favorit hero.
This being the last installment of the Highlander movie series is a brilliant blend of the original movie and the popular television characters. The story line is weaved through past history and picks up where the television series ended. I enjoyed this series very much. This is ...( read more)
Ruined the whole series with a great big paradox. "There can be only one", huh? So explain a dead man alive years later in the SECOND movie
Big Highlander fan have all the DVD's for highlander and also sadly the 1 season of highlander the Ravel they should have continued both series!!!
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this movie was a break through because it was the only movie with a story plot. i honestly have to say i have a copy of the sword chris lambert use in the movie, awsome i can watch over and over again.
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