Highlander: The Final Dimension -

The story finds Connor MacLeod (Christopher Lambert) in 1994, believing he is the last of his kind. However, he soon discovers a new threat: (Mario Van Peebles), a powerful sorcerer who had been magically entombed for centuries in a cave in Japan by MacLeod's former mentor, Nakano (Mako). When archaeologists inadvertently release Kane and his henchmen, the "Gathering" resumes.

: Early drafts featured a subplot where Jack the Ripper was revealed to be an Immortal and would have included a face-off with MacLeod.

The film exists in several different cuts, each with distinct color grading and edits: Highlander: The Final Dimension (1994) Highlander: The Final Dimension

: Christopher Lambert performed many of his own stunts and sword fights, despite being severely nearsighted and unable to wear glasses during filming.

Released in 1994, (also known as Highlander III: The Sorcerer ) serves as a direct sequel to the original 1986 film. In a bold creative move, the filmmakers chose to completely ignore the events of Highlander II: The Quickening , effectively retconning the controversial "alien" origin story of the Immortals. Plot Overview The story finds Connor MacLeod (Christopher Lambert) in

: The film’s primary goal was to "fix" the franchise by returning to the tone and logic of the first movie.

: The director originally wanted Guns N' Roses for the soundtrack, but the deal allegedly fell through because Axl Rose refused to participate if Mario Van Peebles remained in the cast. Notable Versions : Early drafts featured a subplot where Jack

MacLeod must travel back to Scotland to re-forge his broken katana and master the power of illusion to defeat Kane, all while protecting his adopted son and pursuing a new love interest, Alex (Deborah Kara Unger).