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Amené à croire qu'il a remporté le prix, Connor MacLeod se réveille d'une vie paisible lorsqu'un magicien immortel enterré vient chercher le Highlander.Amené à croire qu'il a remporté le prix, Connor MacLeod se réveille d'une vie paisible lorsqu'un magicien immortel enterré vient chercher le Highlander.Amené à croire qu'il a remporté le prix, Connor MacLeod se réveille d'une vie paisible lorsqu'un magicien immortel enterré vient chercher le Highlander.
- Prix
- 1 nomination
Raoul Max Trujillo
- Warrior #1
- (as Raoul Trujillo)
Jean-Pierre Pérusse
- Warrior #2
- (as Jean-Pierre Perusse)
Zhenhu Han
- Innkeeper
- (as Zenhu Han)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesDuring filming in Montreal, two local punk rockers with Mohawk hairdos were hired as extras for a scene in which they attempt to rob the newly awakened Kane in a dark alley. The two were paid a nominal fee, and thanked for their services before shooting. The scene was cut after they were seen taking drugs on the set and overheard plotting to kidnap Mario Van Peebles by driving away in the make-up RV with him in it.
- GaffesIt's at least questionable how Warrior #1 got from Japan to New York to confront MacLeod in his medieval Japan clothing and his sword still with him.
- Citations
Connor MacLeod: Where is Kane?
Warrior #1: Don't worry about him. Worry about me.
- Autres versionsThe version released to video tape in the US has two extra scenes. The first addition is a scene early on when Kane first arrives in New York in which he picks up a prostitute. The second is the love scene between Conner and the reporter Alex, which contains more explicit footage. Both scenes are reported to be present in European theatrical prints.
- ConnexionsEdited from Highlander (1986)
- Bandes originalesSNAKE BAR BLUES
Written by J. Peter Robinson, Tom Canning and Michael Rockwell
Commentaire en vedette
The best sequel yet, but it still can't hold a candle to the original
In 1995, with the enormous international success of the "Highlander" TV series, producers Bill Panzer and Pete Davis once again teamed up to unleash another "Highlander" sequel upon us. This time, it's "Highlander III: The Sorcerer" or, as it was known in the U.S., "Highlander: The Final Dimension". (Don't ask me where the hell that came from) The film finds Connor MacLeod (Christopher Lambert) enjoying a peaceful life with his adopted son, deceived that he has won the Prize. However, the evil sorcerer Kane (Mario Van Peebles) has broken free from the Japanese mountain he was entombed in, and now he wants the Highlander's head.
One of the parts of the film I enjoyed the most was Christopher Lambert's portrayal of Connor. For once the character isn't a severely depressed maniac, and in fact, he's better in this film than any other. Mario Van Peebles makes a good, if not unbelievable villain, with Deborah Unger as the sexy Highlander girl.
Andy Morahan's direction is good. The script is good and very entertaining, but the film's problem is this: although it has all the right materials to make a good film, they are either wasted, put in the wrong place or dropped quickly. It makes you wonder if the franchise is cursed.
The film's score, by J. Peter Robinson, was very nice as well. Loreena McKennit's "Bonny Portmore", featured twice in the film, is a beautiful and outstanding song that has now become the theme for the series.
All in all, while "Highlander III" (Sorcerer/Final Dimension) is an entertaining film, it can't come anywhere near comparing to the original film, although it is a major improvement over "Highlander II".
One of the parts of the film I enjoyed the most was Christopher Lambert's portrayal of Connor. For once the character isn't a severely depressed maniac, and in fact, he's better in this film than any other. Mario Van Peebles makes a good, if not unbelievable villain, with Deborah Unger as the sexy Highlander girl.
Andy Morahan's direction is good. The script is good and very entertaining, but the film's problem is this: although it has all the right materials to make a good film, they are either wasted, put in the wrong place or dropped quickly. It makes you wonder if the franchise is cursed.
The film's score, by J. Peter Robinson, was very nice as well. Loreena McKennit's "Bonny Portmore", featured twice in the film, is a beautiful and outstanding song that has now become the theme for the series.
All in all, while "Highlander III" (Sorcerer/Final Dimension) is an entertaining film, it can't come anywhere near comparing to the original film, although it is a major improvement over "Highlander II".
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- 20 juin 2005
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Highlander III: The Final Dimension
- Lieux de tournage
- sociétés de production
- Consultez plus de crédits d'entreprise sur IMDbPro
Box-office
- Budget
- 26 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 12 303 080 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 5 536 435 $ US
- 29 janv. 1995
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 12 303 080 $ US
- Durée1 heure 39 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.35 : 1
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By what name was Highlander III (1994) officially released in India in English?
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