I didn't know when Highlander movies came out. Never interested me.
Me too. All I know of Highlander is... There can be only one.
Except later on that wasn't true?
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I didn't know when Highlander movies came out. Never interested me.
Me too. All I know of Highlander is... There can be only one.
Except later on that wasn't true?
I hear there's immortals and swords involved.
And yet, still, I'm not interested. Why, I don't know, because immortals? Swords? My kind of thing.
In the end there can be only one. Meanwhile there are scads.
In the end-end, there will probably be none.
Still, it's catchy.
And yet, still, I'm not interested. Why, I don't know, because immortals? Swords? My kind of thing.
My understanding is that the immortals were annoying....
Review/plot synopsis of Highlander 2: The Quickening from MoviePoopShoot.com. Swallow food before reading.
The evil immortals tended to be annoying. But Connor and Ramirez (and if you go into the TV-verse) and Duncan, Amanda, Methos and Darius were all cool. (Well, Amanda became annoying once she got her own show.)
Oh, but see, it looks like a lot of those 0% fresh movies only got 5-10 reviews, total. That's cheating. Ballistic has 98 reviews, though, so that's excellent. I think Alone in the Dark had 140+. And the one positive review graded it a C.
Hee, The Crow: Wicked Prayer got 0%. But only 5 reviews, with the straight-to-DVDness.
I think the total number of reviews that make up the % in Rotten Tomatoes goes down over time as periodicals and web sites remove or move the reviews to archives - I don't think RT re-links a review if it's archived, but I'm not sure. Some of the movies in the 90s list definitely had at least one or two positive reviews when they came out.
They definitely cull their reviews over time. (DH writes for several different publications, and his Tomatometer qualifications at each one change on what seems to be a random weekly basis.)
Something exceptionally bad might find one goofball to think it's so bad it's awesome.
Thankfully, this didn't turn out to be the case with Kazaam.
Hee, The Crow: Wicked Prayer got 0%. But only 5 reviews, with the straight-to-DVDness.
All I need to know to rent this is that David Boreanaz appears in it dressed like a reject from The Rocky Horror Picture show.