‘Revealing’ mistakes

When Katana throws Blake out of a window the dummy that hits the ground is very, very obviously a dummy.
 
 
Crew or
equipment visible

In the fight scenes in the beginning of the movie, the lines suspending the actors in the air are clearly visible.
 
 

Others……………

Incorrectly regarded as goofs: Katana has knowledge of league draft rules and the Wizard of Oz, despite never having visited Earth, but he has a screen he uses to monitor McLeod, so he could have learned about them through it.

Plot holes: Ramirez and MacLeod enter the prison with a car. The guards shoot the car with machine guns from all sides. But MacLeod's friend Louise Marcus, in the trunk of the car, not only survives but is even unhurt.
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Highlander II goofs

Continuity

MacLeod (doesn't) lean out of the car at the prison complex.

When Juan Sánchez Villa-Lobos Ramírez was killed in the prison he had the Highlander Katana with him and Connor MacLeod runs out of the prison with his other sword. In the final fight Connor MacLeod has the Highlander Katan again.

MacLeod's sword changes from a broadsword to a shortsword several times during the last fight.

When Katana is "beamed" to Earth, he is not wearing gloves. When he arrives on Earth, he is wearing them.

MacLeod's jacket keeps switching from a black bomber jacket to a full length coat during the final 20 minutes of the film.

The Highlander fights a villain on top of a train. During the fight the train drives through a waterfall, forcing the villain to take off his sunglasses. He gets his head cut off, but the loose head is wearing sunglasses again.

Louise Marcus swims into the Shield Corp., pulls off her scuba hood and mask, and has a immaculate hairdo and makeup.

Katana brushes his coat against the shield energy and loses a piece, but for the rest of the scene it's intact again.

During Connor and Katana fighting around the shield energy they destroy several railings, but then after Katana burns his hand they are all intact again.

Louise in boot of carA fire escape that McLeod uses to reach the ground is seen rising up twice in consecutive shots.

Factual errors

In the Renegade version, the closing credits list Bruno Curichelli as "Zeist Chief Justice" even though the film has eliminated the whole Planet Zeist angle from the film.

Modern day subways have systems against runaways;there's no reason to believe futuristic ones would lack similar precautions.
   
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