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Highlander the series was a guilty pleasure of mine. I watched the 2nd one and I wish I hadn't. Beyond that I didn't realize that they kept making them. I think the 2nd one was where they were in that dystopian nightmare and explained everything as being aliens. If you think he has a large forehead, look at Ted Danson.

Lambert is in the first episode of the series where they introduce Duncan and he "passes the torch" in a way (although not yet in a final way) to help the viewers get accustomed to the new character. After watching the movie, I would advise jumping to the TV series as it was far, far better than Highlander 2. Also the series has entertaining characters like Roger (The Who) Daltrey as Hugh Fitzcairn (a personal favorite from the Highlander series). If you do watch the second movie, though, I would suggest the Renegade edition as it fixes many of the problems with the original version.

Tragically, Bill Panzer, the brain behind the series is gone, so there can never really be another Highlander film or show like the classics. In Highlander terms, "there can be only one" Bill Panzer. Still, with the show and some of the movies, there is plenty to enjoy.

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I need you to redesign the web page for my B&B. :P

I have no idea what's going on in this thread, but I want more of whatever this is.

I remember watching this and enjoying quite much back in the days. Can't remember the end thou, probably worth a re-watch?

Definately. It really is a great movie, and I mean "great" as more than just fun to watch. It's really a fantastic piece of cinema. The direction, cast and soundtrack are superb, the premise unique and it has more depth to it than most people notice, at least after one viewing.
I think The Renegade edition is a waste of time. Nothing can make this movie actually good, and with the most insane idiocy removed, Renegade Cut just comes of dull. If Highlander II is worth watching at all, it's for the balls out, pants on head insanely bad original version. Yeah, it's terrible and way worse than Renegade Cut, but much more interesting.

Knight Moves is also one of the best thrillers I've seen. Doesn't say that much though because I usually find the genre boring.
It's a ridiculously hard movie to find. Can't by it and can't even freaking pirate it. It took me years to find a copy on the net after having seen it and that was from a obscure site with a week long download.

Lambert is not a bad actor. He's bad at chosing movies and he's been held back by a ridiculously untalented agent.

How so?
Jean-Claude Van Damme

2nd degree black belt in Shotokan

Kickboxing record
Total 19
Wins 18
By knockout 18
Losses 1

Amateur career
Total 48
Wins 44
Losses 4

Steven Seagal was great until he got fat and lazy. It's hilarious in some movies where they have a body double in fights and when they have to show his face when he fight they only show above his shoulders when he flails like a windmill. :P

Jean-Claude Van Damme is my favourite of the three you mentioned. He seems to have a greater knack for making very entertaining B-movies than the others.
He also have/had (Haven't watched his latest movies.) a bit of a revival where he made good movies again. He's not a bad actor at all. Go watch Wake of Death. It's a really good gangster movie.

Mad Max aliens with uzi's. That was too much even for me.