0.5 Stars Year Released: 2000 MPAA Rating: R Running Time: 85
minutes Click to Expand Credits:  Many questions crop up during
the 85 minutes that is “Highlander: Endgame.” For instance:
“What’s going on here?” “Didn’t he die in the first movie?” “How
does a movie so awful receive theatrical release?” And, “What
the hell are those people doing three rows back?” To make a
short story shorter, the two immortal MacLeod brothers,
Connor(Christopher “direct-to-video” Lambert) and Duncan (Adrian
“direct-to-7-Eleven” Paul) team up to fight power-hungry
“Highlander” wanna-be, the evil Kell (Bruce Payne). Connor is
seeking vengeance for the death of his mother at Kell’s hands.
Duncan must assist Connor because Kell’s demise can only occur
at the hands of both brothers. According to “Highlander” lore,
“there can only be one.” But if that’s the case, why do they
keep making sequels? The other villains are of the standard
ragdoll henchmen variety. Some of the contending creeps drive
motorcycles, dress punkish; draped in b