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HIGHLANDER THE NEW WATCHER CHRONICLES INSTALLER MOVIE
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We also rescued almost three thousand innocent people." But we managed to kill the entire Council, a hundred twenty five Black Mages and several hundred apprentices. Fourteen Knights and a hundred and three Squires died when we took the Black Council’s headquarters. "Surprisingly few, but every life counts. Horace looks into his father’s eyes and sees the sadness, asks. As he finishes, the room again erupts in cheers. The entire control room erupts in cheers as the Agents cry out in joy at the fall of one of humanity’s greatest foes. I killed her personally." Merlin replies with a sad note in his voice. "What about Morgan La Fey?" Gordon asks in awe. "Just wanted to tell you that the Council of Black Mages has been destroyed." The entire room goes silent as various Bureau 13 Agents literally drop their jaws in astonishment. What now?/ Gordon quickly gets up, his six and half feet, towering over the smaller wizard. Horace Gordon looks up from his reports and grimaces as he notices that Merlin was waiting for him.

HIGHLANDER THE NEW WATCHER CHRONICLES INSTALLER MOVIE

Because sometimes, your trip ends before the in-flight movie does, and you really don’t want to ask the pilot to circle the airport just so you can catch the finale.(This Sure Isn’t a Steve Martin/John Candy Flick)īureau 13 Headquarters - July 14th 8:00 am.

Because sometimes, you fall asleep watching a mediocre rental, and would rather return it on time than pay two more bucks just to see the end.

Because sometimes, your TiVo timer didn’t get it quite right, and cut off the crucial final minutes of something that won’t get shown again for six months.

Because sometimes, you’re not interested in seeing that movie everyone’s talking about but are dying to know what the hubbub is about anyway.

Because sometimes, you vaguely remember an old movie that had some sort of plot twist at the end of it, but can’t remember what it was.

Because sometimes, the surprise “spoiler” ending is the only reason you’d pay $11 to see what is otherwise a turkey of a film.

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Given the multiple sequels featuring Connor McLeod and a spin-off TV show following the journey of another immortal who eventually fights McLeod in one of the films, the ending where McLeod is no longer immortal is probably retconned, ignored, or undone. The film ends with McLeod and Brenda living happily together in Scotland with McLeod reminiscing about his greatest friend, Ramirez. Brenda manages to talk McLeod down from his power-trip and McLeod reveals that he is no longer immortal (and no longer infertile). The biggest explosion yet occurs and McLeod is possessed with ultimate power. Kurgan gets the upper-hand until Brenda distracts him, giving McLeod the opening needed to behead Kurgan. McLeod and Kurgan fight on the rooftops of the city, causing an insane amount of damage. The Kurgan claims they are the last two immortals. Brenda is eventually kidnapped by the Kurgan who uses her to lure McLeod to him. McLeod ultimately reveals his past to Brenda (who happened to be a history and sword expert and generally discovered on her own that McLeod was immortal). Meanwhile, McLeod and Brenda become friends and lovers.

In modern day, the Kurgan reappears and begins hunting down McLeod (and killing other immortals). We are shown scenes of him fighting the Nazis (and rescuing a little girl from them who later grows up to become his assistant) and causing hijinks in Revolutionary-era America. McLeod lives with his wife through her lifetime and then heads out into the world. Though Ramirez manages to slit the Kurgan’s throat (a scar that never heals), the Kurgan eventually beheads Ramirez (who manages to save McLeod’s wife’s life before being killed). While McLeod is away, the Kurgan appears and fights Ramirez (in a battle so brutal the entire fort is destroyed). The immortals cannot bear children and they are all fated to fight until only one remains, who will gain a “prize.” Ramirez, McLeod and McLeod’s wife all live happily in a small fort. He explains that an immortal may only be killed by being beheaded by another immortal (and it appears each time an immortal kills another, their own powers increase). After McLeod’s powers manifest (in a process known as the “Quickening”) Ramirez trains McLeod to utilize his supernatural powers and to become an expert swordsman. Ramirez explains that McLeod is an immortal. McLeod is soon approached by a centuries-old man named Juan Sanchez Villa-Lobos Ramirez (Sean Connery).

His family and friends run him out of town, believing McLeod to have made a deal with Satan to return to life. He is savagely attacked by a barbarian during a battle named the Kurgan (Clancy Brown) but despite being mortally wounded, he does not die. Through flashbacks, we learn that Nash is actually Connor McLeod, a highlander from old Scotland.