Highlander - Endgame [VHS]

Christopher Lambert (Actor), Adrian Paul (Actor), Douglas Aarniokoski (Director) Rated:

Format: VHS Tape

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Actors: Christopher Lambert, Adrian Paul, Bruce Payne, Lisa Barbuscia, Donnie Yen
Directors: Douglas Aarniokoski
Writers: Eric Bernt, Gillian Horvath, Gregory Widen, Joel Soisson, William N. Panzer
Producers: Beth Calabro Oulman, Bob Weinstein
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Director's Cut, Original recording reissued, Special Edition, NTSC
Language: English, French
Rated:
R
Restricted
Number of tapes: 1
Studio: Walt Disney Video
VHS Release Date: September 4, 2001
Run Time: 87 minutes
Average Customer Review: 285 customer reviews
ASIN: B00005LQ6S
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #180,044 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

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A Solid Continuation of the TV Show

ByBobon October 24, 2015

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Initially I didn't like Endgame, but after more thought and repeated viewing I found this continuation of the TV Show to actually be quite good. Acting as both an ending and new beginning, the story and Jacob Kell tie in the closest to the original movie than the other sequels. The big selling point however is the relationship between Duncan and Connor and how it ends that gives the story emotional weight. Duncan, who considers Connor his brother, mentor, and teacher has always looked up to and admired Connor more than anyone else. Connor on the other hand has grown tired and weary of "the game" and knows the truth of what ultimately must happen in order to stop Jacob Kell. There are other elements in this movie as well that make it worthwhile. The slower pacing and superb soundtrack help give the story a darker tone than previous installments, and a subplot involving a former lover of Duncan's called Kate adds an interesting love/hate dynamic to the overall story. Definitely worth a look

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Kinda like the first one- very good despite its quirks

ByClay E.on July 29, 2017

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Kinda like the first one- very good despite its quirks. Not the first time Connor and Duncan team up; the first episode of the tv series had Connor in it to kick things off and give credibility to the show. Here, their lives intersect once more, but it's for Connor to pass the torch to Duncan. I won't give away the ending for those of you reading this who have never seen it, but I will say that you will see Connor at what is probably the lowest point in his centuries-old life, definitely a different man than you're used to seeing (assuming you saw the previous movies, of course). Good that they brought Joe and Methos into it as well. This one is much better than the one that followed it, so enjoy!