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No, I distinctly remember seeing the cheesiest special "effects" of my life, along with the world's slowest sword fight against a guys on flying skateboards.

Don't make me break out image links!

JohnHwangDD wrote:Highlander 2 is a winner in any contest..

When it comes to Highlander movies, THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE, and it sure ain't the second one.

Actually It can be lots of fun to watch a really crap film with friends. Its quite common to find bargain basement DVD's for about £1 in pound land containing 1 or more really bad films. Normally made for TV movies. On their own they are soul destroying to watch With some friends and a few beers they are awesomely bad experience.

Me and my friends do this every now and again. Its sort of like a real version of MST3K.

Amongst our classics were:

Terminator Woman!

Alien Intruder!

You get the picture. Try it some time. To be really effective it must be both low budget and terrible. Preferably staring nobody you have ever heard of or a past it old hasbeen you kinda feel sorry for.

Any movie made by Uwe Boll, seriously it destroys your faith in films so much that anything afterwards seems like a classic just because of how terrible his movies are.

LuciusAR wrote:

JohnHwangDD wrote:Highlander 2 is a winner in any contest.

But the explanation of the revised Laws of Immortality is a classic.

Don't know what your talking about. They never made a squeal to highlander. No they didn't. No, nope, nien, non. No sequel and certainly not a TV series! Can't hear you, la la la la la la la!

I...liked the TV series.

malfred wrote:
I...liked the TV series.

Takes all sorts I suppose. It was certainly much better than either of the highlander film squeals! Ive never seen the 2 recent straight to DVD flicks though.