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When General Katana (Michael Ironside) comes down to Earth from Zeist, just before he is transported the camera pans down his body showing a bare hand yet, when he crashes through the roof of the train after arriving, he is wearing gloves. See more...

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Highlander II: The Quickening (1991) - 3 corrections

Directed by Russell Mulcahy, starring Christopher Lambert, Michael Ironside, Sean Connery (add more)

Genres: Action, Fantasy, Sci-fi

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This error is in the scene with Katana and the cab driver Jerry. When the cab is arriving at the TSC meeting building look to the extreme right and you can see the sun rising between two buildings and the sky is a nice golden yellow colour. Hang on...isn't there supposed to be a shield up leaving the planet in constant darkness with fancy streams of colour? Sack the Special Effects guys. This was in widescreen - may not be visible in pan & scan. [It's not the sun rising, it's a streetlight, and the sky is a red-orange colour.]

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When Katana smashes the windscreen of the taxi, it shatters. Not likely when Windscreens have been laminated for a VERY long time. [I've had plenty of windshields shatter over the years, cars, semi-trucks and SUVs. They do shatter, even if laminated. The only thing laminating (or safety glass) does is make the glass shards smaller and rounder, so as not to have large jagged pieces of glass in the window frame. In the case of laminated glass (not all windshields are laminated) the plastic will hold the shattered glass mostly in one piece, but it is still possible to get holes and small pieces of glass flying.]

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In Highlander 2 they say that all Highlanders are born on another planet. But in the first Highlander, McLeod is born in Scotland. [The second movie is NOT part of the Highlander continuity. Everyone involved in this film admits that it isn't part of the Highlander mythos. Now if we could just figure out why they bothered making it...]

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