Highlander (40th Anniversary 4K Restoration)

Highlander (40th Anniversary 4K Restoration)

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Thu, Nov 12
8:00 AM

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The Craft (30th Anniversary) w/ Princess June Live Concert Wednesday, Oct 21 - Thursday, Oct 22 "There can only be one!" HIGHLANDER finally returns to US screens in a brand new 40th Anniversary restoration by Studiocanal! A certified ‘80s cult classic, the film was directed by Russell Mulcahy (Swimming Upstream, The Real McCoy) and stars Christopher Lambert (Mortal Combat, Fortress), Sean Connery (James Bond), Clancy Brown (The Shawshank Redemption, Starship Troopers) and Roxanne Hart. Featuring an unforgettable original score by Michael Kamen and Queen, HIGHLANDER went on to inspire four further sequels and a television series. 1985 New York City; the Battle to end all Battles. The last remaining Immortals gather together to fight to the death: decapitation alone can kill them, and the victor alone can lay claim to “The Prize”. Amongst the contestants is Connor MacLeod (Christopher Lambert), who fought his first Battle in 1536 on the highlands of Scotland, swordsman Ramirez (Sean Connery) who mentored MacLeod and taught him the ways of the Immortals, and the evil and brutal barbarian Victor Kurgan (Clancy Brown). Christopher Lambert, Sean Connery, Clancy Brown, Roxanne Hart The Craft (30th Anniversary) w/ Princess June Live Concert Wednesday, Oct 21 - Thursday, Oct 22

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