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Featuring a Frenchman playing a Scottish Highlander, a guy from Ohio playing an ancient Russian barbarian and the most famous cinematic Scotsman of all time playing a Spaniard who is actually an ancient Egyptian. And yet somehow it all works. Connor's odd accent, however, was Chris Lambert's idea since he figured someone who's lived for centuries all over the world would have a non-descript accent. Hence the "lots of different places" exchange.
And everyone makes fun of Connery's Scottish accent. but it works with a 2000 year old Egyptian from B.C. who works in Spain. Sure he picked it up and kept it
I just like picturing Sean Connery being pitched the role. "Sho I'm playing someone called The Shpaniard, yesh?" "That's right Sir, yes." "Do I have to do a shilly voishe?" "No Sir." "You shon of a bitch, I'm in."
... and sort of a fun fact, Chris Lambert had at that time such a bad eye sight he was legally blind without glasses or lenses in his eyes.... that's the reason for his staring and for the aggressive sword fights, he can barely see what's going on in those scenes.
It's so refreshing to hear reactors giving credit to a film like this that is very much of its time. A lot of people make fun of the effects, and say things like 'oh it's so cheesy and 80's!' Whats wrong with that if the story telling is good and the soundtrack is legendary? They forget that films like this are the reason why we have the filming techniques of today. They broke new ground, the hard way filming this! Anyway, thanks to you both, I totally enjoyed your comments. The scene with Heather makes me cry to this day, and I saw it on release in the UK back in the day when I was 18! It was epic on the big screen. It's such a beloved gem because there was nothing like it before, well apart from Terminator but that's a different story... cheers from a UK film buff 👏 👍
This movie was truly what I would consider one of the best fantasy films. I had watched in a long time. For 1984 this film was very well done and even better. The plot was not complicated and gave it very much of an old fantasy flavor to it. Of course people will dump on it because you’re keeping it to today, but let’s be honest 40 years from now they’re gonna say the same thing about the marvel films. By the way for a film that’s 40 years old. It’s still works.
It is funny them talking about Clancy Brown swinging around that massive 30 pound sword as if it's not a prop lmao. Do they think actors actually swing real weapons at each other?
Fyi, There was a tv series Highlander starring Adrian Paul as Duncan McCloud 1992 - 98. It was very successful and had 6 seasons. I believe there was also a movie with Duncan and Connor together after the series was done, and I watched every bit. 😂
"Who wants to live forever" hit so much harder after we lost Freddie. One their most beautiful songs. And that scene with Heather growing old and dying is so well done.
Interesting fact: When Queen was approached to do the music for this film; they were apprehensive to do so. Having done the music for Flash Gordon (1980), they weren't sure about making music for a movie. They had just come off their epic performance at Live Aid in July of 1985, and were eager to go back in the studio to record new music. They had some ideas, but nothing concrete. Then they were approached by the director Russell Mulcahy (pronounced Mull-Cay-Hee) for this film; saying that he wanted to have a title song that had an "anthem quality" to it. He showed them a 20-minute rough cut of Highlander; to give the band an idea of what he wanted to do for the film. When they saw it, they said that not only would they do the title track for the film; but that they'll record approximately six or eight songs for the film. The songs they wrote were: - Princes of the Universe (the title track; reused for the Highlander TV series in 1992-1998) - A Kind of Magic - One Year of Love - Gimme The Prize (Kurgan's Theme) - Don't Lose Your Head (which in this film has a remix with a cover of Frank Sinatra's New York, New York) and - Who Wants to Live Forever During these sessions, they also wrote a song called "One Vision", which wound up being used for the film Iron Eagle (1986). The songs were released for their album "A Kind of Magic". The band went out on tour in support of the album; touring overseas in Europe, Italy, Rome, Germany, Budapest; culminating in two memorable nights at Wembley Stadium (one year after they stole the show at Live Aid), and a final show at Knebworth Park, in front of 125,000 people. This tour was the last that Queen did with Freddie Mercury on lead vocals. A year later he was diagnosed with AIDS in 1987, but he still continued to make music with Queen until the very end in November of 1991.
@@adriantrusca1245 He is 100% correct. According to Mulchay, he originally thought of Duran Duran for the soundtrack but wanted a harder edge so they reached out to Queen. Here is the entire question and answer from the Sep 2023 interview between Dave Everley and Russell Mulchay. How did Queen’s involvement in the soundtrack come about? I loved Queen, I was a huge fan of their music, and I really loved the soundtrack they had done to Flash Gordon. So we contacted them and I think they were a little sceptical at first, but we invited them over to the edit studio in London and we showed them 20 minutes of cut footage - six or seven different scenes. All the band came over, and they came out and said, “That’s really cool.” So I thought we’d get one song out of them. But two days later we got the message back that they all wanted to write a song: Freddie wanted to write as song, Roger wanted to write a song, so did Brian and John. I ended up getting five songs in the end, which was amazing.
Adam Lambert, the current lead singer of Queen, is worthy of Freddie's microphone. His performance of "Who Wants to Live Forever" at the Isle of Man concert is fantastic.
this movie was mindblowing in the cinema . as a kid we went home and made swords out of wood immediately and were sword fighting for weeks after. there can only be one !
What makes Christopher Lambert even more impressive in this film is the fact that he is legally blind. This dude was acting in choreographed fight scenes with 30 lb broad swords unable to see more than a blur.
@@King-Omega- Exactly. I have no idea how people come up with swords weighing astronomically high amounts. This was most closely based on a hand and a half sword though, often referred to as a bastard sword. Broadswords were a bit shorter.
The Kurgan is one of the best villains in movie history imo…when he steals the car and driving about with the old woman is brilliant and then again with Brenda is even better. Angus is played by James Cosmo…he always played Hamish’s dad in Braveheart. He’s a truly amazing actor and great Scottish patriot
They call the Kurgan a savage, but he speaks more eloquently and with better pronunciation than modern Americans. "Never speak to me. Don't ever speak to me again. Do you understand?"
Fun Fact *_Christoff Lam-bear_* (Christopher Lambert) English was so bad it took both a dialect coach and *_Sean Connery_* to learn English & Scottish prose. Both Sean and Chris became friends until Sean's death. Rumor has it that Christopher Lambert was one of the pallbearers at his funeral.
As an 80's kid and professional wrestling fan it blew my mind in the theatre seeing The Fabulous Freebirds during the intro, it was like seeing Hulk Hogan as ThunderLips in Rocky 3 or Andre in the Princess Bride
The footage was from an actual AWA live event. In the movie, it's supposed to be Madison Square Garden, but it obviously is not during the match shots. The event was actually in New Jersey. The Freebirds' opponents in the match were Greg Gagne, Jim Brunzell, and the Tonga Kid.
The guy he kills in the parking garage is Peter Diamond the stunt coordinator for the original Star Wars Trilogy. He stunt performer one of the Weequay the first alien to sall into the Sarlac pit from Jaba the Hutt's Sail Barge.
Love this movie! I’m with every one else- stop at this one! This was the first movie I ever saw Clancy in- we who saw this loved him way before you guys ever saw him in anything else! I’ve always loved Christopher lambert since I saw this and well every one knows Connery is just amazing in anything he has played.
During the wrestling match, those were NOT Aextras. They were supposed to be at a hockey game. But the NHL objected at the last minute. So the production company had to scramble and find something comparable. The hockey game was supposed to simulate battle on a field and they were going to use it as a transition back to Scotland.
The guy who played Angus (the redhead who stopped the burning at the stake) was also Amish’s Dad at the beginning of Braveheart. The on that said, William, come here lad when he had to tell him his dad and brother were dead.
@@shag139 Same guy, with makeup. The legendary James Cosmo, the guy cast whenever they need someone Scottish. Although thinking back to Braveheart, are you thinking of William's uncle, Argyle, played by the also legendary Brian Cox?
My college roommate's dad was an OBGYN. He lost a few moms in childbirth and said he remembered every one, so that doctors remembering the case is not too much
The mad thing about the sword fights is that Christopher Lambert is almost blind. So swinging a sword around in nearly dark places was an interesting experience for all involved. Also, they had the great get out for having to explain immortals - no one knows why they are, they just are. But the sequels try and explain it or just do a less well done remake of this one. But the tv show is worth a watch
Yes, this was very cool to see in the '80s. It was something not really seen until this movie. I saw it twice in the theater. ( And loved Clancy Brown!!) (And seeing Sean Connery as someone other than 007!)
Great reaction Funny thing was Lambert was French, growing up in Switzerland trying to put on a Scottish accent to play a Scottish character while Connery, an actual Scot, plays an Egyptian and doesn’t bother to change his real Scottish accent for the part
The Quickening gets stronger the farther in time they go as each immortal absorbs more and more energy from each one they kill. I not 100% sure but Conner's history room looks a lot like Walter Donovan's history from "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade."
"What does in-comp-e-tent mean?" " What does baffled mean" one of the most underrated but hilarious scenes in the movie. The Directors last name is pronounce Mul-kay-hee.
The opening shot sweeping through the stadium was accomplished using a computerized system that held the camera on four wires. The system was invented by the inventor of the Steadicam stabilizing camera system, Garrett Brown. And his name is pronounced MUL-KAY-HEE. And funny how you both mentioned how clearly the relationship between Rachel and Connor was established in so few scenes, but The Crow remake over-extended the Erik and Shelley relationship and couldn't even come close to conveying an actual one. Something really special about these old films the new ones can't come close to matching.
My Dad was a big Highlander fan, both of the movies and the series with Adrian Paul (which is very 90s but pretty sweet, check it out). One of my favorite memories growing up was coming home after football practice to watch an episode or two of the series with him. We cleared the box set in a Summer. It was pretty cool. Made me smile to see this, thanks. "Who wants to live forever?"
Pitch to Sean Connery: Studio: It’s a movie about Scottish Highlanders which will be filmed in Scotland. Connery: Shplendid. What part will I be playing? Studio: You’ll be an immortal Egyptian who has been living in Spain. Connery: And how much will you be paying me?
'70s/'80s Decor I do NOT miss is the "conversation pit" or sunken living room. It just leaves you with a hole in the floor. We chose to call ours the INDOOR POOL
Really? I loved it when I was a kid. If I won the lotto and designed a house, it would be a combination of numerous houses from my 80's childhood. One of the reasons why I love living in our raised ranch although my wife hates it.
This movie was so mucha part of my childhood i was 12 when it came out and probably 13 or 14 when we caught it on VHS its one of those movies that captures the imagination. The premise is so strong. Its one of the reasons i took up martial arts and weapon training
Thank you guys so much for your reaction! I love how you analyzed and appreciated almost all of the technical aspects of this movie including the storytelling, acting and characterization. I could never put my finger on what made me like this movie so much when I first saw it, I just knew it was like nothing I've ever seen before and so fascinating to watch. Thanks for verbalizing all my reasons.
OMG YES! Now stop at this one. Never watch any more. For this franchise, There Can Be Only ONE! ... But seriously, don't watch the sequels because they ruin everything and kill the magic of the lore your mind builds as you watch this 1st film. They're terrible, they suck, and they'd be a waste of your time. This is a one film franchise. Plus the series.
Russell Mulcahy has always been better known for directing music videos than he ever was for cinema, even in the face of THIS. In fact he was one of THE GREATEST OMV directors of the 80s, responsible for the likes of The Buggles' "Video Killed the Radio Star", Duran Duran's "The Wild Boys", Def Leppard's "Pour Sugar On Me", Elton John's "I'm Still Standing", Ultravox's "Vienna" and Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart" among MANY others ...
Originally Queen was supposed to do one song but when they were shown the scene they were supposed to do that was enough for them to ask to do the whole movie. The final fight was done on the Silver Cup studio lot which was the actual location and then a replica for the destruction of the Silver Cup sign.
I would love to see you guys (or anybody, really) watch The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. I haven't seen it since I was a kid, so I'm curious how it holds up. It was one of my favorites, along with Ferris Bueller's Day Off, The Adventures of Milo and Otis, and The Last Unicorn.
Really enjoyed you guys watching my favorite movie! I own it in every media type available since 1985. I was worried when I saw you were reacting to Highlander that you’d find it “to 80s”. Clancy was badass!
Your enthusiasm, appreciation and respect earned you a sub. Fun fact: In an interview, writer Greg Widen said he was thrilled when he heard that the movie was going to be shot. He thought it would be "a styrofoam castle in Maine" and unknown actors, but when he heard that it was going to shot in Scotland, using a real castle and having Sean Connery in a leading role, he couldn't believe it - it was his first script, and he had struck gold. Many years ago I met a guy who had fought in battles with the Scottish clansmen reenactors, a group known as "The Clan" (less sinister in Scotland than in the US). He told me they were pretty crazy, once uprooting a tree to use as a weapon. Greg Widen visited the Scottish set on one of the days they shot the battle. The fighters and extras were soaked through and were sitting in a pub trying to get warm. Widen entered the pub and was recognized. "That's the guy who is responsible for this!", someone yelled. "Uh-oh", Widen thought, but was greeted with an enthusiastic roar.
Hands down one of those movies that is shockingly good. It still holds up today and in a way timeless. I am excited to see the Remake and how they'll try and do it.
@@WinterSo1dier OH god i hope they don't ruin it by enfusing it with modern day politics and making all the characters most importan quality their race or sexual identity.
@@WolfStarbuck No, infact i did, all the way from season 1, episode 1, 'The gathering" to season 6, episode 13, "Not to be" So care to explain, or you just gonna take your popcorn and jog on?
Hay guys what a great reaction from 2 of my fav rejects. It's an amazing film. And I'm so glad you see past the times and enjoy the script and performances. It's one of my dad's fav films. May I highly recommend cannonball run. It's full of high profile actors, it's one of the funniest films I've ever seen and I think you guys will enjoy this.
Fun Fact: Not only does Christopher Lambert play Raiden in the first Mortal Kombat movie, Clancy Brown also voices him in the Animated Series *’Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm.’* EDIT: Also, Coy accidentally calling Christopher Lambert Christopher Lloyd when Brenda was checking out his mug shots
Such a great film to watch. I always love the commentary you guys have for these films. The one that i enjoyed most is in the scene where McCloud proves to the woman that hes immortal and then they make out and Andrew says, "to be fair he did wait a couple hundred years". No truer were spoken. Great reaction guys!
Love, love, love this movie. Part period piece, part fantasy, part music video. Always makes me weep when Heather passes away, just pure love. This and Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan are Christopher Lambert’s best work. And the Queen soundtrack, amazing. Brings me back to my childhood. Great reaction gentlemen. Thanks.
If you want to continue with more Highlander reactions forget about the POS that is Highlander II: The Quickening which none of the actors liked. React to the TV series starring Adrian Paul as Duncan MacLeod, a cousin & student of Connor's born in the same village about 80 years later, and Stan Kirsch as a young thief who breaks into Duncan's art studio/home in the first episode (the only one with Connor) and is taken in by Duncan and his lady when the MacLeods realize the boy is a pre-Immortal.
Favorite guilty pleasure movie. Time travelling fantasy, swordfights, Sean Connery, Second best villain ever (and he didn't even get paid) and music by the best band ever. How can you not love it!
*Ignore the naysayers.* Check out the sequels. (Which are just as cheesy, maybe more so, as this one) And I especially suggest the TV series. It expands (explains) the lore quite a bit.
What I've always thought about is the fact that Freddie Mercury knew he was dying of an incurable disease while singing his soul out on "who wants to live forever"
There were a number of 80's films that didn't get the appreciation and following until years after their theatrical releases. Opening Box Office Weekend: Highlander - 7th place The Thing - 8th place Big Trouble In Little China - 12th place
As someone who started work 40 years ago, there are things that stick in your mind. So I believe he would remember the time an unwed mother died, followed immediately by the death of the child.
I've been following the highlander universe forever and my favorite part of the lore revolves around the incentive to fight other immortals. Not just the prize, but the power. Every head you take has their essence and strength absorbed into you. So over the centuries you're drawn to fighting others for the power up. So good.
"I KNOW.....I KNOW EVERYTHNG! I AM.....I AM EVERYTHNG!!!!" A classic. Infinitely rewatchable! And just think about the power of The Prize! Top tier film. Top tier talent. Top tier story. Top tier Cinematography. You hear Lex Luthor when you see The Kergun. I hear the Kergun when I see Mr. Crabs and Luthor. Lol Anyway. Definitely a film that has a hundred interesting background facts. Spend some time looking into Highlander trivia. You won't be disappointed. Peace.
As an 80's kid who grew up with this movie, I can tell you for sure... you don't have to watch Highlander 2. IF you do however, watch the Renegade Cut. It's more cohesive, but still not that good. 3 is decent. The TV show is also decent. And if you're into card games, The Highlander card game is one of my favorite. Glad to see the younger generation appreciate this movie.
FOR THE SEQUELS PT:2 Look for the Renegade cut ( *Directors* ) PT:3 For the comedy potentially a guilty pleasure PT:4 ENDGAME JUST FOR ADRIAN PAUL'S AND BRUCE PAYNE PERFORMANCES ALONE. Extended optional viewing The Source The Raven
Fantastic reaction, thank you. Probably my favourite movie and you did it good service. Brilliantly directed and edited, a cast that knocks it out of the park across the board, shot almost guerilla style and with minimal budget. I love it. (NB ignore the sequels. They are appalling.)
THANK YOU!!! I think you guys are really the first reactors to be absolutely positive about this movie, appreciating the work that was done and acknowledging that it's from 1986 and not 2016. I really like it! I also like the movie, the story and the idea. Back in 1986, it was absolutely stunning ... and a complete soundtrack by Queen? Marvelous! 🤘 But I have to admit, from today's point of view, the effects are of course outdated, but back then it was just great. The only thing that bothered me even back then was just that they could have made even more of the story, even back in 1986. But you have to admit that the actors really learned how to sword fight so that it doesn't look like Ben Kenobi against Darth Vader, but really looks something. This was particularly difficult for Christopher Lambert, as he can see almost nothing. And then the transitions in this movie ... just a fantastic work of cinematic art. From today's perspective, I also find the casting questionable. An Egyptian with a Scottish accent, a Scotsman with a French accent etc... 🤨 But a really nice cast! Also back then it didn't matter because everything is dubbed here in Germany anyway. One person rolls the r a little more, the other a little less and it fits. 😂🤣😂 So all in all, great reaction guys, gladly more of it. P.S.: The best comment I've ever read: Highlander - There can only be one! Highlander II - There should have only been one! (and the rest 😱)
Great movie! Great reaction! Clancy Brown created one of the greatest movie villains ever with this performance. None of the sequels are worth watching, but if you want more Highlander I recommend the TV series with Adrian Paul. It delves more into the lore of the immortals and is the only good spin off to come from the Highlander movie.
Coy and Andrew is one of my favorite pairings! They complement each other very well - intelligent, detail oriented, admirer's of craft just as much as of finished product, and willing to be emotionally vulnerable. I learn things when watching their reactions and commentary
@@andrewgordon7662 I'd buy the shirt! Have you seen the Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzai Across the 8th Dimension? That is the first 80s movie I thought of.
@@andrewgordon7662 last time I'll bother you. Pls tell Greg it is a cult classic and that Coy & you will revel in the cast and in their performances (not joking.) I can't say any more without spoiling. Pls go in blind as possible if it gets okay-ed, you'll not regret it! Have a kickass week end, Sir!
Sorry dudes, but the effects at the final quickening were not considered good if you were watching this in the 80s. But the rest of the film was so good that you would forgive them. Also, you keep mentioning the music and the 80s music but it is just one group that is in all songs and that's the Queen that wrote the music for the film. Anyway, it is nice seeing that you both liked this movie. Keep it up!
“There can be only one” has lived rent free in my head for the last 30ish years AND in Christopher Lambert’s voice. It’s the only way I hear it and the only way I try to say it. Whispery indistinct accent, and all, lol.
For more cult 80’s fun with Clancy Brown, I recommend “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across The 8th Dimension.” It is THE iconic 80’s cult classic with one of cinema’s funnest villains and just about every character actor of the time in it.
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i question if your so called first time Watching are for real OR ARE YOU FAKING IT!
Loved this reaction guys. It was like experiencing a hidden gem with two fellow film nerds.
@@eddiejoewalt7746that seemed real to me...I mean IDK but they seemed somewhat genuine, which is saying a lot for Coy sometimes lol
You need to watch the Renegade version of Highlander 2. It still isn’t good but it’s better than the original release.
There's a great episode of The Goldbergs starring Clancy Brown that revolves around Highlander.
Featuring a Frenchman playing a Scottish Highlander, a guy from Ohio playing an ancient Russian barbarian and the most famous cinematic Scotsman of all time playing a Spaniard who is actually an ancient Egyptian. And yet somehow it all works.
Connor's odd accent, however, was Chris Lambert's idea since he figured someone who's lived for centuries all over the world would have a non-descript accent. Hence the "lots of different places" exchange.
And everyone makes fun of Connery's Scottish accent. but it works with a 2000 year old Egyptian from B.C. who works in Spain. Sure he picked it up and kept it
Who knows what the ancient Egypt accent was like?
And a big part of Lambert's accent is he wasn't that fluent at English yet.
I just like picturing Sean Connery being pitched the role.
"Sho I'm playing someone called The Shpaniard, yesh?"
"That's right Sir, yes."
"Do I have to do a shilly voishe?"
"No Sir."
"You shon of a bitch, I'm in."
... and sort of a fun fact, Chris Lambert had at that time such a bad eye sight he was legally blind without glasses or lenses in his eyes.... that's the reason for his staring and for the aggressive sword fights, he can barely see what's going on in those scenes.
I loved this movie as a kid in Africa. Honestly confused with how James Bond had a tan 😂😂
Hope the remake with Henry cavill builds on the lore
HEEEEEEEEEERE WE AAAARE!!! BORN TO BE KINGS!!!! We're the princes of the universe!!!
HEEEEEREE WE BELONG!
FIGHTING TO SURVIVE
IN THE WAR WITH THE DARKEST POWER!!!!😊
🤘😠🤘
I remember one of my college applications asked for my favorite song and I put Princes of the Universe.
It's so refreshing to hear reactors giving credit to a film like this that is very much of its time. A lot of people make fun of the effects, and say things like 'oh it's so cheesy and 80's!' Whats wrong with that if the story telling is good and the soundtrack is legendary? They forget that films like this are the reason why we have the filming techniques of today. They broke new ground, the hard way filming this! Anyway, thanks to you both, I totally enjoyed your comments. The scene with Heather makes me cry to this day, and I saw it on release in the UK back in the day when I was 18! It was epic on the big screen. It's such a beloved gem because there was nothing like it before, well apart from Terminator but that's a different story... cheers from a UK film buff 👏 👍
Who Wants To Live Forever will always be one of my favorite songs!
And in another 60 yrs today's kids will be told how cheesy etc their movies were lol.
Not the best, but not the worst of reactions.
This movie was truly what I would consider one of the best fantasy films. I had watched in a long time. For 1984 this film was very well done and even better. The plot was not complicated and gave it very much of an old fantasy flavor to it. Of course people will dump on it because you’re keeping it to today, but let’s be honest 40 years from now they’re gonna say the same thing about the marvel films. By the way for a film that’s 40 years old. It’s still works.
It is funny them talking about Clancy Brown swinging around that massive 30 pound sword as if it's not a prop lmao.
Do they think actors actually swing real weapons at each other?
Fyi, There was a tv series Highlander starring Adrian Paul as Duncan McCloud 1992 - 98. It was very successful and had 6 seasons. I believe there was also a movie with Duncan and Connor together after the series was done, and I watched every bit. 😂
Duncan MacLeod's unreasonably hot girlfriend is the only thing I remember from that show
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"Who wants to live forever" hit so much harder after we lost Freddie. One their most beautiful songs.
And that scene with Heather growing old and dying is so well done.
It was apparently Brian May who wrote that song. My favorite.
Interesting fact: When Queen was approached to do the music for this film; they were apprehensive to do so. Having done the music for Flash Gordon (1980), they weren't sure about making music for a movie.
They had just come off their epic performance at Live Aid in July of 1985, and were eager to go back in the studio to record new music. They had some ideas, but nothing concrete.
Then they were approached by the director Russell Mulcahy (pronounced Mull-Cay-Hee) for this film; saying that he wanted to have a title song that had an "anthem quality" to it. He showed them a 20-minute rough cut of Highlander; to give the band an idea of what he wanted to do for the film. When they saw it, they said that not only would they do the title track for the film; but that they'll record approximately six or eight songs for the film. The songs they wrote were:
- Princes of the Universe (the title track; reused for the Highlander TV series in 1992-1998)
- A Kind of Magic
- One Year of Love
- Gimme The Prize (Kurgan's Theme)
- Don't Lose Your Head (which in this film has a remix with a cover of Frank Sinatra's New York, New York)
and
- Who Wants to Live Forever
During these sessions, they also wrote a song called "One Vision", which wound up being used for the film Iron Eagle (1986).
The songs were released for their album "A Kind of Magic". The band went out on tour in support of the album; touring overseas in Europe, Italy, Rome, Germany, Budapest; culminating in two memorable nights at Wembley Stadium (one year after they stole the show at Live Aid), and a final show at Knebworth Park, in front of 125,000 people.
This tour was the last that Queen did with Freddie Mercury on lead vocals. A year later he was diagnosed with AIDS in 1987, but he still continued to make music with Queen until the very end in November of 1991.
That's bullshit. The director hated heavy metal. And Queen's songs are pretty heavy on this soundtrack. Gimme the prize especially.
@@adriantrusca1245 If he hated heavy metal why did he put the songs in the movie?
@@vederianl9723 considering the lack of any sources in the original comment, I’ll just make something up as well: the studio made him do it.
@@adriantrusca1245 He is 100% correct. According to Mulchay, he originally thought of Duran Duran for the soundtrack but wanted a harder edge so they reached out to Queen. Here is the entire question and answer from the Sep 2023 interview between Dave Everley and Russell Mulchay.
How did Queen’s involvement in the soundtrack come about?
I loved Queen, I was a huge fan of their music, and I really loved the soundtrack they had done to Flash Gordon. So we contacted them and I think they were a little sceptical at first, but we invited them over to the edit studio in London and we showed them 20 minutes of cut footage - six or seven different scenes. All the band came over, and they came out and said, “That’s really cool.” So I thought we’d get one song out of them. But two days later we got the message back that they all wanted to write a song: Freddie wanted to write as song, Roger wanted to write a song, so did Brian and John. I ended up getting five songs in the end, which was amazing.
Everyone Else: I can't believe Mr. Krabs is The Kurgan!
Me: I can't believe The Kurgan is Mr. Krabs!
I'm with you on that one. 😀
TBH, The Kurgan sounds more like Mr Krabs than Lex Luther
I watched the SpongeBob pilot when it premiered. And only just this year realized that's Clancy Brown providing the voice.
😂
Where as I'm like "why has no-one heard of "Mean Guns"?
Nobody laughs like Christopher Lambert. NOBODY!
I do! 😃
@@chrisbanks6659 ***eagerly awaits a voice memo to prove this***
RIP, Sir Sean Connery.
RIP, Michael Kamen, composer, Conductor.
RIP, Freddie Mercury, lead singer of Queen.
RIP,, Sheila Gish (Rachel)
RIP Christopher Malcolm AKA Kirk Matunas.
RIP Alan North (Moran).
RIP Jon Polito (Bedsoe).
RIP Edward Wiley (Garfield).
RIP Peter Diamond (Fasil).
Polito was a great cop in Homicide as well and gangster leader in Miller's Crossing.
Clancy Brown: ITS BETTER TO BURN OUT THAN FADE AWAY!! Classic Kurgan moment!
'Who wants to live Forever' is so much stronger with Fredie singing the first verse like in the movie.
Adam Lambert, the current lead singer of Queen, is worthy of Freddie's microphone. His performance of "Who Wants to Live Forever" at the Isle of Man concert is fantastic.
What's wrong with Brian's vocal?
@ninjabluefyre3815 it's nice and calming. I prefer the punch from Freddie. He may have had the best voice ever recorded, I don't want to wait for it.
this movie was mindblowing in the cinema . as a kid we went home and made swords out of wood immediately and were sword fighting for weeks after. there can only be one !
Exactly, definitely was key in how I got interested in swords and ended up training Katana
Sean Connery recorded the opening in his bathroom which caused the echo effect.
What makes Christopher Lambert even more impressive in this film is the fact that he is legally blind. This dude was acting in choreographed fight scenes with 30 lb broad swords unable to see more than a blur.
I mean it is impressive but I have to say, most broadswords weigh around 3lbs or sometimes even less.
Also he didn’t know any English prior to being cast in this movie.
And the fact he learnt english while filming lol
@@King-Omega- Aye, with the larger zweihander weighing between 4.5and 8 lbs
@@King-Omega- Exactly. I have no idea how people come up with swords weighing astronomically high amounts. This was most closely based on a hand and a half sword though, often referred to as a bastard sword. Broadswords were a bit shorter.
This movie is one of my all time favorites. Everything about it is just so good. The world building the soundtrack. Glad you guys are watching!
The Kurgan is one of the best villains in movie history imo…when he steals the car and driving about with the old woman is brilliant and then again with Brenda is even better.
Angus is played by James Cosmo…he always played Hamish’s dad in Braveheart. He’s a truly amazing actor and great Scottish patriot
They call the Kurgan a savage, but he speaks more eloquently and with better pronunciation than modern Americans.
"Never speak to me. Don't ever speak to me again. Do you understand?"
Fun Fact *_Christoff Lam-bear_* (Christopher Lambert) English was so bad it took both a dialect coach and *_Sean Connery_* to learn English & Scottish prose. Both Sean and Chris became friends until Sean's death. Rumor has it that Christopher Lambert was one of the pallbearers at his funeral.
And yet his turn as Raiden in 1995 is arguably the best Raiden ever
his english was perfectly fine there is literally videos of him talking in nere perfect english in interviews from years before highlander
@@houseofaction yeah after. Everything seen Greystoke The first Legend of Tarzan?
Christopher Lambert as Tarzan is another awesome movie
Yes! Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan is a beautiful movie!
As an 80's kid and professional wrestling fan it blew my mind in the theatre seeing The Fabulous Freebirds during the intro, it was like seeing Hulk Hogan as ThunderLips in Rocky 3 or Andre in the Princess Bride
The footage was from an actual AWA live event. In the movie, it's supposed to be Madison Square Garden, but it obviously is not during the match shots. The event was actually in New Jersey. The Freebirds' opponents in the match were Greg Gagne, Jim Brunzell, and the Tonga Kid.
The guy he kills in the parking garage is Peter Diamond the stunt coordinator for the original Star Wars Trilogy.
He stunt performer one of the Weequay the first alien to sall into the Sarlac pit from Jaba the Hutt's Sail Barge.
Love this movie! I’m with every one else- stop at this one! This was the first movie I ever saw Clancy in- we who saw this loved him way before you guys ever saw him in anything else! I’ve always loved Christopher lambert since I saw this and well every one knows Connery is just amazing in anything he has played.
He was in Buckaroo Banzai before this.
During the wrestling match, those were NOT Aextras. They were supposed to be at a hockey game. But the NHL objected at the last minute. So the production company had to scramble and find something comparable.
The hockey game was supposed to simulate battle on a field and they were going to use it as a transition back to Scotland.
The guy who played Angus (the redhead who stopped the burning at the stake) was also Amish’s Dad at the beginning of Braveheart. The on that said, William, come here lad when he had to tell him his dad and brother were dead.
"That'll wake you up in the morning!"
@@stevensauer8539 yeah but I think that was the older actor once grown Wallace came back.
@@shag139 Same guy, with makeup. The legendary James Cosmo, the guy cast whenever they need someone Scottish. Although thinking back to Braveheart, are you thinking of William's uncle, Argyle, played by the also legendary Brian Cox?
The beauty of Hollywood. Get a Frenchman to play a Scotsman and perhaps the most famous Scotsman to play a Spanish Egyptian
My college roommate's dad was an OBGYN. He lost a few moms in childbirth and said he remembered every one, so that doctors remembering the case is not too much
This is the best pairing on these watchalong vids. More pls.
The mad thing about the sword fights is that Christopher Lambert is almost blind. So swinging a sword around in nearly dark places was an interesting experience for all involved.
Also, they had the great get out for having to explain immortals - no one knows why they are, they just are. But the sequels try and explain it or just do a less well done remake of this one.
But the tv show is worth a watch
Yes, this was very cool to see in the '80s. It was something not really seen until this movie. I saw it twice in the theater. ( And loved Clancy Brown!!) (And seeing Sean Connery as someone other than 007!)
The Highlander movie was supposed to be a one-off film. But they made a total of five movies, one animated series, two tv series, and one anime movie.
Great reaction
Funny thing was Lambert was French, growing up in Switzerland trying to put on a Scottish accent to play a Scottish character while Connery, an actual Scot, plays an Egyptian and doesn’t bother to change his real Scottish accent for the part
The Quickening gets stronger the farther in time they go as each immortal absorbs more and more energy from each one they kill. I not 100% sure but Conner's history room looks a lot like Walter Donovan's history from "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade."
ROB ROY with Liam Neeson should be considered as a reaction movie...put it on a poll and see what happens. 😊
Absolutely 💯!
Rob Roy is definitely worth watching. Tim Roth gives a film stealing performance.
"What does in-comp-e-tent mean?" " What does baffled mean" one of the most underrated but hilarious scenes in the movie. The Directors last name is pronounce Mul-kay-hee.
The Shadow is so underrated, you wouldnt have the template for the 1st iron man movie without it.
The opening shot sweeping through the stadium was accomplished using a computerized system that held the camera on four wires. The system was invented by the inventor of the Steadicam stabilizing camera system, Garrett Brown. And his name is pronounced MUL-KAY-HEE. And funny how you both mentioned how clearly the relationship between Rachel and Connor was established in so few scenes, but The Crow remake over-extended the Erik and Shelley relationship and couldn't even come close to conveying an actual one. Something really special about these old films the new ones can't come close to matching.
My Dad was a big Highlander fan, both of the movies and the series with Adrian Paul (which is very 90s but pretty sweet, check it out). One of my favorite memories growing up was coming home after football practice to watch an episode or two of the series with him. We cleared the box set in a Summer. It was pretty cool. Made me smile to see this, thanks.
"Who wants to live forever?"
As far as I remember they never technically made a Highlander soundtrack, is actually a Queen album A Kind of Magic
What is the BEST Movie Soundtrack by a Popular Band??
FLASH GORDON with QUEEN
This one. A Kind of Magic is a stellar Queen album, with the songs from Highlander plus "One Vision" from Iron Eagle.
Queen's great on this and Flash Gordon. Always like Toto's soundtrack to the original Dune film. :)
Dune by Toto and Thief by Tangerine Dream
Easy. A Hard Days Night.
Not just an opinion but a fact.
Pitch to Sean Connery:
Studio: It’s a movie about Scottish Highlanders which will be filmed in Scotland.
Connery: Shplendid. What part will I be playing?
Studio: You’ll be an immortal Egyptian who has been living in Spain.
Connery: And how much will you be paying me?
The Highlander TV show was phenomenal and felt more like this movie's sequel than the other films did.
I think just Clancy Brown is “the Kurgan” .
This movie... for the first time... in an actual full-building theatre. It was a MAGICAL experience.
Arguably the best adventure fantasy starring a Frenchman playing a Scotsman along with a Scotsman playing an Egyptian pretending to be a Spaniard!
Sean Connery is my favorite Spaniard!
"I'm not Spanish! I'm Egyptian!"
IMO Connor and Heather's story is the greatest love story ever.
To stay with her into old age is true devotion.
'70s/'80s Decor I do NOT miss is the "conversation pit" or sunken living room. It just leaves you with a hole in the floor. We chose to call ours the INDOOR POOL
Really? I loved it when I was a kid. If I won the lotto and designed a house, it would be a combination of numerous houses from my 80's childhood.
One of the reasons why I love living in our raised ranch although my wife hates it.
The line is "There can be only one" no "There can only be one".
This movie was so mucha part of my childhood i was 12 when it came out and probably 13 or 14 when we caught it on VHS its one of those movies that captures the imagination. The premise is so strong. Its one of the reasons i took up martial arts and weapon training
Thank you guys so much for your reaction! I love how you analyzed and appreciated almost all of the technical aspects of this movie including the storytelling, acting and characterization. I could never put my finger on what made me like this movie so much when I first saw it, I just knew it was like nothing I've ever seen before and so fascinating to watch. Thanks for verbalizing all my reasons.
Hugh Quarshie is the actor who plays Kastagir. He was also in Star Wars Episode 1 where he portrayed Captain Panaka.
OMG YES! Now stop at this one. Never watch any more. For this franchise, There Can Be Only ONE! ... But seriously, don't watch the sequels because they ruin everything and kill the magic of the lore your mind builds as you watch this 1st film. They're terrible, they suck, and they'd be a waste of your time. This is a one film franchise. Plus the series.
The anime movie is worth it. The animation style is very Fist of the North Star. That's it though.
Do watch the TV series tho. It really expands on the lore
@@FrankFerret oh for sure, the anime is way, way better than the sequels. :)
The third one wasn't too bad but what ever you do don't watch the second
The Henry Cavill remake will be good too.
Russell Mulcahy has always been better known for directing music videos than he ever was for cinema, even in the face of THIS. In fact he was one of THE GREATEST OMV directors of the 80s, responsible for the likes of The Buggles' "Video Killed the Radio Star", Duran Duran's "The Wild Boys", Def Leppard's "Pour Sugar On Me", Elton John's "I'm Still Standing", Ultravox's "Vienna" and Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart" among MANY others ...
Originally Queen was supposed to do one song but when they were shown the scene they were supposed to do that was enough for them to ask to do the whole movie. The final fight was done on the Silver Cup studio lot which was the actual location and then a replica for the destruction of the Silver Cup sign.
Kurgan Rocks.
I would love to see you guys (or anybody, really) watch The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. I haven't seen it since I was a kid, so I'm curious how it holds up. It was one of my favorites, along with Ferris Bueller's Day Off, The Adventures of Milo and Otis, and The Last Unicorn.
There can be ONLY ONE true Highlander movie and it's this ONE!!! So don't waste your time reacting to the sequels!!!
Imagine being a 10 year old and seeing this back in the 80's. I watched this film so many damn times growing up. All of my friends loved it, too.
And respect for Andrew for being a Shadow fan, I watched that movie at the movie theater and I loved it, but I have never seen it again.
Excellent movie. I wish they had made more.
Really enjoyed you guys watching my favorite movie! I own it in every media type available since 1985. I was worried when I saw you were reacting to Highlander that you’d find it “to 80s”. Clancy was badass!
How can a Scottish Japanese Egyptian swordsman be so awesome
Your enthusiasm, appreciation and respect earned you a sub.
Fun fact: In an interview, writer Greg Widen said he was thrilled when he heard that the movie was going to be shot. He thought it would be "a styrofoam castle in Maine" and unknown actors, but when he heard that it was going to shot in Scotland, using a real castle and having Sean Connery in a leading role, he couldn't believe it - it was his first script, and he had struck gold.
Many years ago I met a guy who had fought in battles with the Scottish clansmen reenactors, a group known as "The Clan" (less sinister in Scotland than in the US). He told me they were pretty crazy, once uprooting a tree to use as a weapon. Greg Widen visited the Scottish set on one of the days they shot the battle. The fighters and extras were soaked through and were sitting in a pub trying to get warm. Widen entered the pub and was recognized. "That's the guy who is responsible for this!", someone yelled. "Uh-oh", Widen thought, but was greeted with an enthusiastic roar.
Hands down one of those movies that is shockingly good. It still holds up today and in a way timeless. I am excited to see the Remake and how they'll try and do it.
Especially with Henry Cavill involved! It’s definitely in good hands
@@WinterSo1dier OH god i hope they don't ruin it by enfusing it with modern day politics and making all the characters most importan quality their race or sexual identity.
@@sunsoar1822 So.. you didn't watch the series than, I take it...
@@sunsoar1822probably be some trans immortals and some who think they are different animals 😂
@@WolfStarbuck No, infact i did, all the way from season 1, episode 1, 'The gathering" to season 6, episode 13, "Not to be"
So care to explain, or you just gonna take your popcorn and jog on?
Hay guys what a great reaction from 2 of my fav rejects. It's an amazing film. And I'm so glad you see past the times and enjoy the script and performances. It's one of my dad's fav films. May I highly recommend cannonball run. It's full of high profile actors, it's one of the funniest films I've ever seen and I think you guys will enjoy this.
Fun Fact: Not only does Christopher Lambert play Raiden in the first Mortal Kombat movie, Clancy Brown also voices him in the Animated Series *’Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm.’*
EDIT: Also, Coy accidentally calling Christopher Lambert Christopher Lloyd when Brenda was checking out his mug shots
My fine Sir, you are correct, The Shadow is extremely under rated.
you should watch Highlander: the Series if you want to know more about the Lore of the Highlander
Lambert in Greystoke the Legend of Tarzan - eye candy.
Such a great film to watch. I always love the commentary you guys have for these films. The one that i enjoyed most is in the scene where McCloud proves to the woman that hes immortal and then they make out and Andrew says, "to be fair he did wait a couple hundred years". No truer were spoken. Great reaction guys!
Love, love, love this movie. Part period piece, part fantasy, part music video. Always makes me weep when Heather passes away, just pure love. This and Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan are Christopher Lambert’s best work. And the Queen soundtrack, amazing. Brings me back to my childhood. Great reaction gentlemen. Thanks.
If you want to continue with more Highlander reactions forget about the POS that is Highlander II: The Quickening which none of the actors liked. React to the TV series starring Adrian Paul as Duncan MacLeod, a cousin & student of Connor's born in the same village about 80 years later, and Stan Kirsch as a young thief who breaks into Duncan's art studio/home in the first episode (the only one with Connor) and is taken in by Duncan and his lady when the MacLeods realize the boy is a pre-Immortal.
Watch the music video for Queen’s “Princes of the Universe.” They use a couple of sets from the movie, and Christopher Lambert is in it.
Favorite guilty pleasure movie. Time travelling fantasy, swordfights, Sean Connery, Second best villain ever (and he didn't even get paid) and music by the best band ever. How can you not love it!
*Ignore the naysayers.*
Check out the sequels. (Which are just as cheesy, maybe more so, as this one)
And I especially suggest the TV series. It expands (explains) the lore quite a bit.
No, ignore this eejit. Even the director hates the sequels
Thank you, Geek-jects . Another classic reaction
What I've always thought about is the fact that Freddie Mercury knew he was dying of an incurable disease while singing his soul out on "who wants to live forever"
Great reaction guys - made me smile how much you liked the movie - some people seem to miss the beauty of it.......
Thanks appreciate it! It might be one of my favorite films we have ever reacted to!
Classic movie one of my favourite movies and saw it recently on a projector
Guess the Italian immortal's catch phrase:
There cannoli be one!
There were a number of 80's films that didn't get the appreciation and following until years after their theatrical releases.
Opening Box Office Weekend:
Highlander - 7th place
The Thing - 8th place
Big Trouble In Little China - 12th place
44:17 Well, he just mentioned that it was an unwed mother, which was rare back in the day, so it tracks that he might remember it.
As someone who started work 40 years ago, there are things that stick in your mind. So I believe he would remember the time an unwed mother died, followed immediately by the death of the child.
This is an underratedly great film that anyone who discovered it early, usually at Blockbuster, fell in love with.
I've been following the highlander universe forever and my favorite part of the lore revolves around the incentive to fight other immortals. Not just the prize, but the power. Every head you take has their essence and strength absorbed into you. So over the centuries you're drawn to fighting others for the power up. So good.
"I KNOW.....I KNOW EVERYTHNG! I AM.....I AM EVERYTHNG!!!!"
A classic. Infinitely rewatchable! And just think about the power of The Prize! Top tier film. Top tier talent. Top tier story. Top tier Cinematography.
You hear Lex Luthor when you see The Kergun. I hear the Kergun when I see Mr. Crabs and Luthor. Lol Anyway. Definitely a film that has a hundred interesting background facts. Spend some time looking into Highlander trivia. You won't be disappointed. Peace.
20:01 - I WANT TO BE EIGHTIES RICH TOO! Just wait until you see the armory. It's my favorite 'man cave' layout of all time.
YES!!! This movie is the reason I named my son Connor 💯
As an 80's kid who grew up with this movie, I can tell you for sure... you don't have to watch Highlander 2. IF you do however, watch the Renegade Cut. It's more cohesive, but still not that good. 3 is decent. The TV show is also decent. And if you're into card games, The Highlander card game is one of my favorite. Glad to see the younger generation appreciate this movie.
FOR THE SEQUELS
PT:2 Look for the Renegade cut ( *Directors* )
PT:3 For the comedy potentially a guilty pleasure
PT:4 ENDGAME JUST FOR ADRIAN PAUL'S AND BRUCE PAYNE PERFORMANCES ALONE.
Extended optional viewing
The Source
The Raven
There can be only One.
Fantastic reaction, thank you. Probably my favourite movie and you did it good service. Brilliantly directed and edited, a cast that knocks it out of the park across the board, shot almost guerilla style and with minimal budget. I love it. (NB ignore the sequels. They are appalling.)
THANK YOU!!!
I think you guys are really the first reactors to be absolutely positive about this movie, appreciating the work that was done and acknowledging that it's from 1986 and not 2016. I really like it!
I also like the movie, the story and the idea. Back in 1986, it was absolutely stunning ... and a complete soundtrack by Queen? Marvelous! 🤘
But I have to admit, from today's point of view, the effects are of course outdated, but back then it was just great. The only thing that bothered me even back then was just that they could have made even more of the story, even back in 1986. But you have to admit that the actors really learned how to sword fight so that it doesn't look like Ben Kenobi against Darth Vader, but really looks something. This was particularly difficult for Christopher Lambert, as he can see almost nothing. And then the transitions in this movie ... just a fantastic work of cinematic art.
From today's perspective, I also find the casting questionable. An Egyptian with a Scottish accent, a Scotsman with a French accent etc... 🤨 But a really nice cast! Also back then it didn't matter because everything is dubbed here in Germany anyway. One person rolls the r a little more, the other a little less and it fits. 😂🤣😂
So all in all, great reaction guys, gladly more of it.
P.S.: The best comment I've ever read:
Highlander - There can only be one!
Highlander II - There should have only been one!
(and the rest 😱)
Great movie! Great reaction! Clancy Brown created one of the greatest movie villains ever with this performance. None of the sequels are worth watching, but if you want more Highlander I recommend the TV series with Adrian Paul. It delves more into the lore of the immortals and is the only good spin off to come from the Highlander movie.
The series were good and also Connor's fate by him if i remember right Duncan Kills him
@@tiagoalves2056Well, I guess they don’t need to watch the show as you’ve explained how it ends.
Coy and Andrew is one of my favorite pairings! They complement each other very well - intelligent, detail oriented, admirer's of craft just as much as of finished product, and willing to be emotionally vulnerable. I learn things when watching their reactions and commentary
Really appreciate that! Love working with Coy! We need to make the Geek Jects the next big thing on the channel 😊
@@andrewgordon7662 I'd buy the shirt! Have you seen the Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzai Across the 8th Dimension? That is the first 80s movie I thought of.
@@punkrockpollyanna7829 I have not but I will mention it to Greg!
@@andrewgordon7662 last time I'll bother you. Pls tell Greg it is a cult classic and that Coy & you will revel in the cast and in their performances (not joking.) I can't say any more without spoiling. Pls go in blind as possible if it gets okay-ed, you'll not regret it! Have a kickass week end, Sir!
@@punkrockpollyanna7829 thank you appreciate you!
Sorry dudes, but the effects at the final quickening were not considered good if you were watching this in the 80s. But the rest of the film was so good that you would forgive them. Also, you keep mentioning the music and the 80s music but it is just one group that is in all songs and that's the Queen that wrote the music for the film. Anyway, it is nice seeing that you both liked this movie. Keep it up!
“There can be only one” has lived rent free in my head for the last 30ish years AND in Christopher Lambert’s voice. It’s the only way I hear it and the only way I try to say it. Whispery indistinct accent, and all, lol.
Russell Mulcahy also directed some of the most influential music videos in the 80's.
For more cult 80’s fun with Clancy Brown, I recommend “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across The 8th Dimension.” It is THE iconic 80’s cult classic with one of cinema’s funnest villains and just about every character actor of the time in it.
Here and SITTING for the Geekjects... need their cult merch too
Did you edit out the duel in France where he's drunk...funny😂😂😂😂
HEY kislux I have been watching you for years and im so proud of where you have made it! I love you so much! Also thanks for making my day