Highlander - Endgame (DVD) Reviews

The Highlander franchise name is sullied once more with another non-canon film, screwing with already established ideas and rules. Duncan McCloud? A clan ends up with more than 1 immortal. This is truly unlikely when you refer back to the 1st Highlander film where the various immortals came from for The Gathering. Then Kell? Who ...  Read the complete review

I have seen the first two Highlander films, but avoided the third after a disappointing show in the second film, in my view. The Highlander TV series featured Duncan MacLeod, a relative of Christopher Lambert's character Connor in the Highlander films. When I saw an advert for Highlander: Endgame, featuring Connor and Duncan and promising to put ...  Read the complete review

Connor MacLeod was born in the highlands of Scotland in 1518. After being killed during a clan war with the Clan Fraser, at the hands of a mysterious stranger, he miraculously comes back to life and is kicked out of his clan under the belief that he is possessed by the devil. Duncan MacLeod is also a member of Clan MacLeod, but was born in ...  Read the complete review

Highlander: Endgame played on TV tonight. I'd not watched it since its theatrical release. Remembered it wasn't great, but I was wrong. It is infact an utter crapfest. As a Highlander fan I really wanted to like this film. I watched about half the episodes of the TV series. I'd also watched the three motion pictures. Let me rephrase ...  Read the complete review

The end yet again!, another film great, followed by a number of not so great sequels. For the people in the UK, you may not know about this one because Highlander- Endgame wasn?t released at the cinema's here, a straight to video job, usually this type of occurrence means only one thing: a load of rubbish, so is this worth the XXX words ...  Read the complete review

Highlander Endgame is the fourth and final (hopefully!) installment of the popular Highlander series of films. It all started off in the 80's with the worldwide smash hit original and now ends with this reasonably high budget follow on. For anyone who has seen the first three Highlander movies you will probably agree that they ...  Read the complete review