This is the most satisfying of the HIGHLANDER sequels, wrapping up both the story with Christopher Lambert and also continuing Adrian Paul's character, Duncan, from the successful television series. This time the villain (Bruce Payne) has recruited other immortals to help him increase his odds of winning 'the final battle' -and one of them is Duncan's wife from three hundred years before. The video/DVD version is actually better than what was shown theatrically, explaining a bit more and also ending on a lighter note, which actually works much better.
This is the most satisfying of the HIGHLANDER sequels, wrapping up both the story with Christopher Lambert and also continuing Adrian Paul's character, Duncan, from the successful television series. This time the villain (Bruce Payne) has recruited other immortals to help him increase his odds of winning 'the final battle' -and one of them is Duncan's wife from three hundred years before. The video/DVD version is actually better than what was shown theatrically, explaining a bit more and also ending on a lighter note, which actually works much better.
