Both Zorro’s outfits are actually *very different* when you look closely. The costume designers wanted Hopkins’ outfit to display his Diego’s *Spanish* heritage, while Alejandro’s showcases his *Mexican* ancestry. Diego’s has a velvet ribbon on the Hat, heeled boots, shiny metal clasps for the Cape, the gloves flare out much more and overall have cleaner and more “classic” European styles. Alejandro’s Hat has a Tribal pattern, thinner Gloves yet a far more open shirt, a duller and dustier Cape string yet his Boots have Cowboy-Esque stirrups on them similar to ones that characters from Western movies have.
@@angyliv8040the cowboy or vaqueros everyone knows is a mexican tradition learn from the old Spanish Vaqueros, here in the America's is where it became a big thing
Some facts: Anthony Hopkins learned how to use a whip and was really proficient. That really was him whipping out the candles. In fact, he got in trouble for practicing the whip outside the studio because the crack was interupting the other actors. At the start of the final fight with Captain Love, Antonio Banderas nailed that moment when light reflects off his sword with every single take. Catherine Zeta-Jones has admitted she genuinely got aroused while filming the stable fight. Joaquin Murrieta (Alejandro's brother) was a real man and believed to be the inspiration for the Zorro character. Also, Zorro was one of the inspirations for Batman. In Batman stories, the night Thomas and Martha Wayne were killed, they had just taken Bruce to see a Zorro movie.
I liked how you mentioned Batman at the beginning when it showed Zorros secret lair. In the comics the Waynes had gone to see Zorro at the movies when his parents were killed and Batman took inspiration from Zorro in his superhero persona. Also, another cool bit of info, Antonio Banderas character is based on an actual Mexican bandit/freedom fighter who would go on to be the inspiration of the fictional Zorro. And the captain was also based on a real American captain who actually did keep heads in jars.
@@robertslaten8015 The most funny thing is Diego De La Vega, the original Zorro and his family are Spanish while Alejandro is Mexican…yet Banderas’s actually Spanish.
#1. I had a huge crush on Catherine Zeta-Jones when this movie first came out❤ #2. Been watching Magic Magy's channel for so long now, and this was her best hair style. Looked so good❤ Keep smiling🙂👍🇨🇦
Background : Zorro was introduced in a magazine story in 1919, and there have been dozens of versions since in books, movies, TV shows, and comics. Almost all of them feature Diego De La Vega, the character played by Anthony Hopkins in this film; most of them have him resisting the corrupt governor of Spanish California before 1821 when Mexico declared its independence. That's why the film opens with Rafael leaving California, because he's handing over his authority to the Mexican government. In this film Alejandro Murieta becomes the new Zorro, and it's set 20 years later so California is ruled by Mexico rather than Spain. The sequel is set 10 or 15 years later (I think) and Alejandro calls himself De La Vega.
i recommend you : - Desperado (1995) Antonio Banderas & Salma Hayek - Blow (2001) Johnny Depp & Penélope Cruz - Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003) Antonio Banderas & Johnny Depp
For some reason TH-cam asked if I wanted this comment translated to English. I had to try.. the only thing I could guess it would do was capitalize the i in the beginning, but it didn't change anything. Great function TH-cam. Good selection for Magy BTW.
Desperado and Once Upon A Time are the 2nd and 3rd installments of a trilogy, with the first being a movie called El Mariachi, but does not star Banderas in the titular role, instead, it is Carlos Gallardo. _El Mariachi is a 1992 Spanish language American independent neo-Western action film and the first part of the saga that came to be known as Robert Rodriguez's Mexico Trilogy._ [1993-FEB-26] EL MARIACHI [1995-AUG-25] DESPERADO [2003-SEP-12] ONCE UPON A TIME IN MEXICO
Aww, Magy crying. Sweet young lady, I'm sorry you hurt so. I am happy you loved the movie, though. You will love the movie: "The Count of Monte Cristo" with Guy Pearce and Jim Caviezel.
0:40 Reminds you of Puss in Boots, you say? Well, it's even better when you realize Antonio Banderas voices Puss in Boots when Shrek 2 came out years after this film. There's a lot of literal hat nods animated in Shrek that directly reference Zorro.
So glad you absolutely loved this! No surprise there. It had everything you need in a Magy movie. The romance was pretty sizzling for you. I remember really enjoying another adventure movie with Antonio called Once Upon a time in Mexico. (With Johnny Depp?) yeah, you would probably enjoy it as well.
The only time Tornado would ever let Zorro jump on his back is in the sequel..But only 'cause he was busy smoking a pipe ( Yes really!) someone had tossed over the balcony! It;s just as much fun as the first, so you may want to watch it in the future!
Yes... the ending song is perfect. Antonio Banderas and Catherine Zeta-Jones light (or should I say HEAT) up the screen. Love your reaction to this great movie.❤
I've been waiting for this since I saw it was upcoming, especially your reaction to the fight between Alejandro and Elena in the stable. It didn't disappoint. If you want to see just how far back Zorro goes as a character, you should check out The Mark of Zorro (1940) with Tyrone Power as Zorro. The old school swashbuckling flicks always have a great mix of action and romance, so I'd also recommend Errol Flynn in Captain Blood and The Adventures of Robin Hood.
Thank you especially for reacting to the song at the end, the female half of that duet is Tina Arena, an Australian singer we watched grow up on television.
I remember the day I saw at the cinema. Walking home afterwards I was really irked I didn't have an umbrella with me - it was a fine and clear day - because I was so hyped from the film I wanted to do nothing but make Z's with a sword.
Thank Magy! This is one of my favorite movies, and so few reactors do this one. - This was the film that put Catherine Zeta Jones (Elena) on the map. She had made films before but either low-budget or TV movies that didn't get a lot of attention. The dancing sequence is just a hit of one of Catherine's many talents. Years after this, she would win an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress as Velma Kelly in the movie musical Chicago (2002) with Renee Zellweger and Richard Gere. She appears in many of the biggest songs in the film like All That Jazz, Cellblock Tango, I Can't Do It Alone, the finale Nowadays/Hot Honey Rag, and sings the end credit song I Move On with Renee Zellweger. The movie won 6 Oscars in all, including Best Picture. If you haven't seen Chicago...it's amazing! - Both Catherine Zeta Jones and Anthony Hopkins are from Wales. - The director of this film has handled another action icon. Martin Campbell directed the first appearance of Pierce Brosnan as James Bond in GoldenEye (1995), as well as the first appearance of Daniel Craig as Bond in Casino Royale (2006). Both of those are among the best Bond adventures put on film. Unfortunately, Campbell also directed one of the worst superhero movies...he directed Green Lantern with Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, Taika Waititi, and Tim Robbins. - Zorro predates Batman, and was the inspiration for Bruce Wayne/Batman. Zorro's first adventure was a novel called The Curse of Capistrano by Johnston McCulley in 1919. Since then, Zorro has appeared in many film, television, and stage adaptations, as well as many writers' stories and novels, including a literary novel by Isabelle Allende. Two of my favorite movies are The Mark of Zorro with Tyrone Power as Diego de la Vega/Zorro in 1940 and Zorro, The Gay Blade, a parody starring George Hamilton in 1981, which is hard to find and might not have aged well. I wish I could recommend The Legend of Zorro, the sequel with Antonio and Catherine...but it is not that great. - There is a cut scene after the mine explodes, and Alejandro and Elena are with all of the miners that are rescued, and they come across Generalissimo Santa Ana (played by Joquin DeAlameida), who knows about the mine and Montero. I'm including it, because I really wish the scene had stayed in: th-cam.com/video/pUzfl7KTwao/w-d-xo.html
I got in trouble a lot when covid started and we were told we had to wear masks!!! I wore the Zorro mask the whole time and I got kicked out of every place I went to!!! I technically wasn't wrong!!!
Holy crap. 31:25. I never noticed a Zorro errection/dick gag (eh ;p pun intended). I watched this religiously as a kid because it was one of the 40 or so VHS tapes we had, only 15-20 of which could only be watched by a person above age 5 and/or could rub two brain cells together. Not much choice, but most of those survived until now. I never noticed him pulling the sword up like that meaning he's attracted to her being a competent swords(wo)men. Man after my own heart, I can't say I haven't felt the same way toward a few ladies that actually squared up a knew how to really fight someone. More related than I thought weirdly, The Mask of Zorro plays a plot point in another of my favorite movies/real life stories of all time, Breach. Pound for pound and actor for actor, I think it's the finest cast ever filmed and I think there might be 15 actors at best including the only couple no name bit background actors. True story about trying to flush out a Soviet or American mole during the course of the Cold War. One of the main characters had a real life obssesion with this movie and it comes up once where the main character of the movie isn't sure if his boss is being a sexually weird man, a weird secret agent "test" trying to trip him up or to characterize him, or just simply a robotic, Religious, career dream employee buracrat showing his final protege one of his of rare "worldy" pleasures, a rare Hollywood film he aproves of, a feel good Swashbuckler jomp that probably reminds him of the wholesome clasics he grew up on. It's seriously an incredible movie that I've never seen someone react to. Ryan Phillipe, Caroline Dhavernas (uber BAE), Kathleen Quinlan, Laura Linney, Gary Cole, Dennis Haysbert, and Chris Cooper, one of my favorite and all time under rated great actors' best role IMO.
Definitely one of the best swashbuckler movies since the Golden Age of Hollywood (1930s and 1940s). If you want to react to any similar older movies, I recommend The Adventures of Robin Hood from 1938, it’s spectacular for a movie in color from back then! Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland are the gold standard for Robin Hood and Maid Marian and Claude Rains and Basil Rathbone make excellent villains!
Another great reaction to another great film that is an amazing classic. New selection of Films I have pondered about for you. The Count of Monte Cristo 2002 The Fifth Element 1997 Rush Hour 1998 Rush Hour 2 2001 The Dark Crystal 1982, even though I think I've already mentioned it? Highlander 1986 The Time Machine 1960, Probably have also Mentioned it? The Day of the Triffids 1962 Jason and the Argonauts 1963 For The Christmas Season A Christmas Carol 2009, Starring Jim Carrey How The Grinch Stole Christmas 2000, Also Starring Jim Carrey Animation Avatar The Last Airbender Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust My Dress-up Darling Hokkaido Gals Are Super Adorable! The Ancient Magus' Bride Dr. Stone Sugar Apple Fairy Tale Don't Toy with Me, Miss Nagatoro Restaurant to Another World The Duke of Death and His Maid The Rising of the Shield Hero I think that should suffice for other forms of entertainment for both you and Laura in the near future.
Hey Magy just to let you know that I've been trying sort out Nicegram for myself but I can't seem to get connected for some reason. If it's possible we can sort out things by having a chat on Instagram, but other than that Nicegram is not being that nice for me.
🎵 I could spend my lifetime loving you🎶 Maggie! This is one of my favorite Adventure films, and I've been "forced" to sing this song at karaoke. I would sing it for you anytime you wish. (If I could)☺️
I have this film on Blu-ray and DVD, but when I tried looking for another new or used DVD copy for a friend at various Video outlets, it proved to be very very hard to find. Sure I could get another one on Amazon. But despite there being thousands of available DVD copies of Terminator, Alien, Toy Story, I Am Legend, Bad Boys, Shrek, etc etc for sale, this title appeared to be very elusive. BTW I'm not a fan of the sequel called "Legend of Zorro". But they tried their best.
Finally! 😁 I was waiting for this reaction, Magy! 😄✌ I love when emotion and feeling touch your soul, I really enjoyed it! Thank you! 😊😊😊 (Laura was missed in the reaction, the dynamic duo is unmissable 🤭🤭🤭). Greetings from Mexico. 😃👍
Sighhh. Catherine Zeta Jones is impossibly beautiful 😍 The was excellent preparation for Puss in Boots (you should watch The Last Wish if nothing else)
*The MUSIC in this film is incredible.* 🎶 *Rest In Peace, James Horner.* 🥀 *Magy, you’ve heard his music in “Titanic”, “Willow”, and “The Amazing Spider-Man”.* *And you’ll love his work in another great film, “The Rocketeer”.* 🚀
Such a great movie Magy. Antonio, Anthony, and Catherine were all great. The story, action sequences, and acting were spectacular. The sequel is also good in case you decide to watch it. Puss n Boots if he were a human. I think Laura would love this. El Mariachi and Once Upon A Time In Mexico would be good films to see sometime.
If you liked this you might like El Mariachi -- another Antonio Banderas film. I would also suggest The Three Musketeers -- the one with Michael York, Charleton Heston, and Raquel Welch from the 70's.
After this movie people thought Catherine Zeta-Jones was Latin or Spanish. They would talk to her in Spanish when they meet her and she could not understand them. 😄
Anthony Hopkins to-do list: ✅Thor/MCU ✅The Mask Of Zorro ✅The Silence Of The Lambs Legends Of The Fall (with Brad Pitt. You will love this movie.) Bram Stoker's Dracula (with Keanu Reeves and Gary Oldman) Amistad (Steven Spielberg) Hannibal (sequel to Silence Of The Lambs) Hearts In Atlantis Red Dragon (prequel to Silence Of The Lambs, with Edward Norton) Hitchcock (biopic of Alfred Hitchcock, with Scarlett Johansson and Helen Mirren)
This was my favorite movie as a teenager. I thought Catherine Zeta Jones in this movie was the most beautiful woman ever put to film. Still do. Also Zorro is the inspiration for Batman. Batman often recognizes this as often times the film/play Bruce and his parents are seeing the night his parents are murdered is Zorro.
This movie is always worth every penny to watch it cuz it's such a beautifully written movie and funny too and then you've been there as makes this movie freaking hilarious❤ I saw this movie in middle school at the theater when it came out with every penny Zorro forever❤
Don Diego de la Vega (Anthony Hopkins) was also Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs & Odin in Thor Antonio Banderas was the voice Puss in Boots & in Desperado 1995 & Gregorio Cortez in Spy Kids 2001
I grew up watching the old Zorro tv series with my dad. A fun Zorro movie to watch is “Zorro:The Gay Blade” it was made in 1981 and is really funny. Amazon prime has a new Zorro series that has a different story of the legend of Zorro.
Thank you for reacting to this movie brings back so many memories when I first watch this movie back in 98 in the theaters keep up the good work much love to you Magy.
17:00 Jorge González (31 January 1966 - 22 September 2010) was an Argentine professional wrestler, basketball player and actor best known for his appearances in World Championship Wrestling under the ring name El Gigante and in the World Wrestling Federation under the ring name Giant Gonzalez. González remains the tallest man to have competed for both companies and the tallest Argentinian to have ever lived
I was blessed to watch this awesome movie in the theaters. They just don't make movies like this anymore, it had everything I love in a movie. It had a great revenge story, awesome casting and acting, good action, comedy, a love story, two bad villains, real special effects, no bad words, gore and blood was light, even the horse acting was great, it had everything I want in a movie. I love this movie.
If you liked this you MUST watch "The Count of Montecristo" (2002). What a movie, a very underrated masterpiece. And very entertaining, just like this one.
This was the first superhero movie i soo in my childhood, an it was after i startet to see de DC's and MARVEL's comics an then apeard one of my fyvorite soperhero movies the gost rider of MARVEL. Its a second part of ZORRO too, with the same actors antonio banderas and catherine zeta jones, you have to see it that one too, its called The masc of Zorro
Would love to suggest Monsterverse movies as I'm a huge fan of the franchise since I was a kid watching OG Godzilla and King Kong movies. The new Monsterverse chronology starts from Godzilla 2014, Kong: Skull Island, Godzilla: King Of The Monsters, Godzilla vs Kong & Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire(latest)
Both Zorro’s outfits are actually *very different* when you look closely. The costume designers wanted Hopkins’ outfit to display his Diego’s *Spanish* heritage, while Alejandro’s showcases his *Mexican* ancestry. Diego’s has a velvet ribbon on the Hat, heeled boots, shiny metal clasps for the Cape, the gloves flare out much more and overall have cleaner and more “classic” European styles. Alejandro’s Hat has a Tribal pattern, thinner Gloves yet a far more open shirt, a duller and dustier Cape string yet his Boots have Cowboy-Esque stirrups on them similar to ones that characters from Western movies have.
Friend, you have improved the experience of this reaction x a thousand.
@@thomaskilroy4573 I've always loved those details and it makes me very happy to see other people notice them too
I thot i was the only one ho notice those details
cowboy culture comes from Spain...even the costumes are from south spain.
@@angyliv8040the cowboy or vaqueros everyone knows is a mexican tradition learn from the old Spanish Vaqueros, here in the America's is where it became a big thing
Antonio Banderas did indeed voice Puss In Boots. I just knew you'd love this movie. Glad I could watch your reaction
Fun fact. Zorro (Along with Sherlock Holmes) is one of the two primary inspirations for Batman.
Catherine Zeta Jones was so damn fine in this movie!
That why Michael Douglas went after her after seeing her in this movie.🍿
She's fine in everything. She can't turn it off 😂
@@Grizzlox the movie entrapment
@@kevinmatthew1050 💯
Watch the movie Entrapment.
Some facts: Anthony Hopkins learned how to use a whip and was really proficient. That really was him whipping out the candles. In fact, he got in trouble for practicing the whip outside the studio because the crack was interupting the other actors. At the start of the final fight with Captain Love, Antonio Banderas nailed that moment when light reflects off his sword with every single take. Catherine Zeta-Jones has admitted she genuinely got aroused while filming the stable fight. Joaquin Murrieta (Alejandro's brother) was a real man and believed to be the inspiration for the Zorro character.
Also, Zorro was one of the inspirations for Batman. In Batman stories, the night Thomas and Martha Wayne were killed, they had just taken Bruce to see a Zorro movie.
Wow, this is so cool haha!
I liked how you mentioned Batman at the beginning when it showed Zorros secret lair. In the comics the Waynes had gone to see Zorro at the movies when his parents were killed and Batman took inspiration from Zorro in his superhero persona. Also, another cool bit of info, Antonio Banderas character is based on an actual Mexican bandit/freedom fighter who would go on to be the inspiration of the fictional Zorro. And the captain was also based on a real American captain who actually did keep heads in jars.
@@robertslaten8015 The most funny thing is Diego De La Vega, the original Zorro and his family are Spanish while Alejandro is Mexican…yet Banderas’s actually Spanish.
#1. I had a huge crush on Catherine Zeta-Jones when this movie first came out❤
#2. Been watching Magic Magy's channel for so long now, and this was her best hair style. Looked so good❤
Keep smiling🙂👍🇨🇦
I think you would love "Desperado" by Quentin Tarantino ... Also starring Antonio Banderas
Desperado was written and directed by Robert Rodriguez. Tarantino just makes a cameo. Or I guess you could call it a small role.
@@jdovma1 Yep, Desperado is Rodriguez movie. He and Tarantino are best buddies, that's why Tarantino played cameo a lot in his films.
Background :
Zorro was introduced in a magazine story in 1919, and there have been dozens of versions since in books, movies, TV shows, and comics. Almost all of them feature Diego De La Vega, the character played by Anthony Hopkins in this film; most of them have him resisting the corrupt governor of Spanish California before 1821 when Mexico declared its independence. That's why the film opens with Rafael leaving California, because he's handing over his authority to the Mexican government.
In this film Alejandro Murieta becomes the new Zorro, and it's set 20 years later so California is ruled by Mexico rather than Spain.
The sequel is set 10 or 15 years later (I think) and Alejandro calls himself De La Vega.
i recommend you :
- Desperado (1995) Antonio Banderas & Salma Hayek
- Blow (2001) Johnny Depp & Penélope Cruz
- Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003) Antonio Banderas & Johnny Depp
For some reason TH-cam asked if I wanted this comment translated to English. I had to try.. the only thing I could guess it would do was capitalize the i in the beginning, but it didn't change anything. Great function TH-cam.
Good selection for Magy BTW.
@@jonasfermefors that's funny jajaja
Please help me recommending her!
those 3 movies are sadly underrated :(
13th Warrior.
Desperado and Once Upon A Time are the 2nd and 3rd installments of a trilogy, with the first being a movie called El Mariachi, but does not star Banderas in the titular role, instead, it is Carlos Gallardo.
_El Mariachi is a 1992 Spanish language American independent neo-Western action film and the first part of the saga that came to be known as Robert Rodriguez's Mexico Trilogy._
[1993-FEB-26] EL MARIACHI
[1995-AUG-25] DESPERADO
[2003-SEP-12] ONCE UPON A TIME IN MEXICO
@@BlackieNuff Yes that's true!
The mask of zorro was always a movie I'd watch with parents when I was little.
...as well as Bruce Wayne! (traumatic flashbacks)
I used to watched it with my grandma when I was a child. We both love it
Aww, Magy crying. Sweet young lady, I'm sorry you hurt so. I am happy you loved the movie, though. You will love the movie: "The Count of Monte Cristo" with Guy Pearce and Jim Caviezel.
*This film feels like it could’ve been one of the great adventure films from the 40s.*
This movie does not get the reaction treatment it deserves. It's a great movie.
the sword fighting in this movie was top notch. I love how they kept a certain playfulness about it as well.
When she laughs we all laugh.
When she cries we all cry.
When she cheers we all cheer.
When she does a reaction we all watch. Who could blame us?
Fun fact.
Antonio Banderas is Puss in Boots.
Similar characters, same actor!
0:40 Reminds you of Puss in Boots, you say? Well, it's even better when you realize Antonio Banderas voices Puss in Boots when Shrek 2 came out years after this film. There's a lot of literal hat nods animated in Shrek that directly reference Zorro.
The song was written by the composer for this movie And he is the one that wrote Titanic
The man who played Captain Love played Eobard Thawn, The Reverse Flash on CW's the Flash
I’m glad you love it, I can’t wait for you to react to the sequel!
So glad you absolutely loved this! No surprise there. It had everything you need in a Magy movie. The romance was pretty sizzling for you. I remember really enjoying another adventure movie with Antonio called Once Upon a time in Mexico. (With Johnny Depp?) yeah, you would probably enjoy it as well.
The only time Tornado would ever let Zorro jump on his back is in the sequel..But only 'cause he was busy smoking a pipe ( Yes really!) someone had tossed over the balcony! It;s just as much fun as the first, so you may want to watch it in the future!
Yes... the ending song is perfect. Antonio Banderas and Catherine Zeta-Jones light (or should I say HEAT) up the screen. Love your reaction to this great movie.❤
I've been waiting for this since I saw it was upcoming, especially your reaction to the fight between Alejandro and Elena in the stable. It didn't disappoint. If you want to see just how far back Zorro goes as a character, you should check out The Mark of Zorro (1940) with Tyrone Power as Zorro. The old school swashbuckling flicks always have a great mix of action and romance, so I'd also recommend Errol Flynn in Captain Blood and The Adventures of Robin Hood.
Thank you especially for reacting to the song at the end, the female half of that duet is Tina Arena, an Australian singer we watched grow up on television.
I remember the day I saw at the cinema. Walking home afterwards I was really irked I didn't have an umbrella with me - it was a fine and clear day - because I was so hyped from the film I wanted to do nothing but make Z's with a sword.
Thank Magy! This is one of my favorite movies, and so few reactors do this one.
- This was the film that put Catherine Zeta Jones (Elena) on the map. She had made films before but either low-budget or TV movies that didn't get a lot of attention. The dancing sequence is just a hit of one of Catherine's many talents. Years after this, she would win an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress as Velma Kelly in the movie musical Chicago (2002) with Renee Zellweger and Richard Gere. She appears in many of the biggest songs in the film like All That Jazz, Cellblock Tango, I Can't Do It Alone, the finale Nowadays/Hot Honey Rag, and sings the end credit song I Move On with Renee Zellweger. The movie won 6 Oscars in all, including Best Picture. If you haven't seen Chicago...it's amazing!
- Both Catherine Zeta Jones and Anthony Hopkins are from Wales.
- The director of this film has handled another action icon. Martin Campbell directed the first appearance of Pierce Brosnan as James Bond in GoldenEye (1995), as well as the first appearance of Daniel Craig as Bond in Casino Royale (2006). Both of those are among the best Bond adventures put on film. Unfortunately, Campbell also directed one of the worst superhero movies...he directed Green Lantern with Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, Taika Waititi, and Tim Robbins.
- Zorro predates Batman, and was the inspiration for Bruce Wayne/Batman. Zorro's first adventure was a novel called The Curse of Capistrano by Johnston McCulley in 1919. Since then, Zorro has appeared in many film, television, and stage adaptations, as well as many writers' stories and novels, including a literary novel by Isabelle Allende. Two of my favorite movies are The Mark of Zorro with Tyrone Power as Diego de la Vega/Zorro in 1940 and Zorro, The Gay Blade, a parody starring George Hamilton in 1981, which is hard to find and might not have aged well. I wish I could recommend The Legend of Zorro, the sequel with Antonio and Catherine...but it is not that great.
- There is a cut scene after the mine explodes, and Alejandro and Elena are with all of the miners that are rescued, and they come across Generalissimo Santa Ana (played by Joquin DeAlameida), who knows about the mine and Montero. I'm including it, because I really wish the scene had stayed in: th-cam.com/video/pUzfl7KTwao/w-d-xo.html
Please react to + Antonio Banderas♡
🔥 *Desperado* (1995) 🔥
/starring *Antonio Banderas* , *Salma Hayek* , Quentin Tarantino , *Steve Buscemi* & *Danny Trejo*
Directed by *Robert Rodríguez*
and then the sequel
★ *Once Upon a Time in Mexico* (2003)
/starring *Antonio Banderas* , *Salma Hayek* , *Johnny Depp* , *Willem Dafoe* , *Mickey Rourke* , *Eva Mendes* , *Enrique Iglesias* (Pop singer) & *Rubén Blades* (Salsa singer)
Directed by *Robert Rodríguez*
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I got in trouble a lot when covid started and we were told we had to wear masks!!! I wore the Zorro mask the whole time and I got kicked out of every place I went to!!! I technically wasn't wrong!!!
Alejandro's killing blow on Captain Love remains one of the *cleanest* killing blows in cinema history.
Naturally Anthony Hopkins is fantastic as he is in every thing that he does
Magy solo is a vibe. It's like she set out special time just for us. 😛❤
39:23 Magy’s catchphrase. Love it
Holy crap. 31:25. I never noticed a Zorro errection/dick gag (eh ;p pun intended). I watched this religiously as a kid because it was one of the 40 or so VHS tapes we had, only 15-20 of which could only be watched by a person above age 5 and/or could rub two brain cells together. Not much choice, but most of those survived until now. I never noticed him pulling the sword up like that meaning he's attracted to her being a competent swords(wo)men. Man after my own heart, I can't say I haven't felt the same way toward a few ladies that actually squared up a knew how to really fight someone.
More related than I thought weirdly, The Mask of Zorro plays a plot point in another of my favorite movies/real life stories of all time, Breach. Pound for pound and actor for actor, I think it's the finest cast ever filmed and I think there might be 15 actors at best including the only couple no name bit background actors. True story about trying to flush out a Soviet or American mole during the course of the Cold War. One of the main characters had a real life obssesion with this movie and it comes up once where the main character of the movie isn't sure if his boss is being a sexually weird man, a weird secret agent "test" trying to trip him up or to characterize him, or just simply a robotic, Religious, career dream employee buracrat showing his final protege one of his of rare "worldy" pleasures, a rare Hollywood film he aproves of, a feel good Swashbuckler jomp that probably reminds him of the wholesome clasics he grew up on. It's seriously an incredible movie that I've never seen someone react to. Ryan Phillipe, Caroline Dhavernas (uber BAE), Kathleen Quinlan, Laura Linney, Gary Cole, Dennis Haysbert, and Chris Cooper, one of my favorite and all time under rated great actors' best role IMO.
Fun fact, the california central valley is named after the real joaquin murrieta
Definitely one of the best swashbuckler movies since the Golden Age of Hollywood (1930s and 1940s). If you want to react to any similar older movies, I recommend The Adventures of Robin Hood from 1938, it’s spectacular for a movie in color from back then! Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland are the gold standard for Robin Hood and Maid Marian and Claude Rains and Basil Rathbone make excellent villains!
I seen this movie when it came out to theaters when I was a teen. One of my favorite movies to watch to this day.
I think the song was specifically made for this movie.
Now you HAVE to watch the sequel, "The Legend of Zorro". Anthony Hopkins was the old Zorro as well as Odin All Father, Thor's father
Such a fun movie! I enjoyed rewatching it with you, Magy. Thanks for sharing this one. You look really cute with your hair short again. 😊
Please react to the 1999 film The Green Mile, and sort out a whole box of tissues because you're going to need them.
Another great reaction to another great film that is an amazing classic.
New selection of Films I have pondered about for you.
The Count of Monte Cristo 2002
The Fifth Element 1997
Rush Hour 1998
Rush Hour 2 2001
The Dark Crystal 1982, even though I think I've already mentioned it?
Highlander 1986
The Time Machine 1960, Probably have also Mentioned it?
The Day of the Triffids 1962
Jason and the Argonauts 1963
For The Christmas Season
A Christmas Carol 2009, Starring Jim Carrey
How The Grinch Stole Christmas 2000, Also Starring Jim Carrey
Animation
Avatar The Last Airbender
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust
My Dress-up Darling
Hokkaido Gals Are Super Adorable!
The Ancient Magus' Bride
Dr. Stone
Sugar Apple Fairy Tale
Don't Toy with Me, Miss Nagatoro
Restaurant to Another World
The Duke of Death and His Maid
The Rising of the Shield Hero
I think that should suffice for other forms of entertainment for both you and Laura in the near future.
Hey Magy just to let you know that I've been trying sort out Nicegram for myself but I can't seem to get connected for some reason. If it's possible we can sort out things by having a chat on Instagram, but other than that Nicegram is not being that nice for me.
Zorro is based on Batman, or rather Zorro inspired Batman in most media he goes to see Zorro in theaters movies before his parents die
So it's the opposite. Batman is based on Zorro. You wrote it wrong
Zorro was the inspiration for Batman. Can't get any cooler than that, can ya? 😎
🎵 I could spend my lifetime loving you🎶 Maggie!
This is one of my favorite Adventure films, and I've been "forced" to sing this song at karaoke. I would sing it for you anytime you wish. (If I could)☺️
*I loved how Alejandro named his son after his brother Joaquin.* 👶🏻
The recent Zorro series on Amazon Prime was good. Could react to that as well but better watched in the original Spanish language with subs of course.
*Please recommend this to the other Homies, Mags.* 😊
I have this film on Blu-ray and DVD, but when I tried looking for another new or used DVD copy for a friend at various Video outlets, it proved to be very very hard to find. Sure I could get another one on Amazon. But despite there being thousands of available DVD copies of Terminator, Alien, Toy Story, I Am Legend, Bad Boys, Shrek, etc etc for sale, this title appeared to be very elusive. BTW I'm not a fan of the sequel called "Legend of Zorro". But they tried their best.
Finally! 😁
I was waiting for this reaction, Magy! 😄✌
I love when emotion and feeling touch your soul, I really enjoyed it! Thank you! 😊😊😊
(Laura was missed in the reaction, the dynamic duo is unmissable 🤭🤭🤭).
Greetings from Mexico. 😃👍
Sighhh. Catherine Zeta Jones is impossibly beautiful 😍
The was excellent preparation for Puss in Boots (you should watch The Last Wish if nothing else)
*The MUSIC in this film is incredible.* 🎶
*Rest In Peace, James Horner.* 🥀
*Magy, you’ve heard his music in “Titanic”, “Willow”, and “The Amazing Spider-Man”.*
*And you’ll love his work in another great film, “The Rocketeer”.* 🚀
Such a great movie Magy. Antonio, Anthony, and Catherine were all great. The story, action sequences, and acting were spectacular. The sequel is also good in case you decide to watch it. Puss n Boots if he were a human. I think Laura would love this. El Mariachi and Once Upon A Time In Mexico would be good films to see sometime.
I'm glad that you enjoyed this so much, Magy. "The Legend Of Zorro" is the sequel. "Desperado" is another good Antonio Banderas" adventure.
You must see the second movie, " Unmasking Zorro ".
One of your best reactions, it left me feeling .......Vigorous!
I simply love this movie. Banderas, Hopkins and Zeta-Jones, Heart, Mind and Soul
1975 Zorro with Alain Delon is the best Zorro in my opinion
If you liked this you might like El Mariachi -- another Antonio Banderas film.
I would also suggest The Three Musketeers -- the one with Michael York, Charleton Heston, and Raquel Welch from the 70's.
This was my favorite movie in the 90s. I love your reaction videos
A BEAUTIFUL reaction from a GORGEOUS woman!!💕
Thanks for all you do!
For a really good revenge movie you should watch The Count of Monte Christo
After this movie people thought Catherine Zeta-Jones was Latin or Spanish. They would talk to her in Spanish when they meet her and she could not understand them. 😄
Enjoyed your reaction as much as I enjoy this movie.
If you want to see Antonio Banderas in another good romantic role, watch The Mambo Kings.
I tell ya Antonio Banderas was an awesome new Zorro in this 1998 movie! Now you need to see the sequel THE LEGEND OF ZORRO!!!
This is my favorite movie. Your reactions were exactly what makes me love this film.
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Anthony Hopkins to-do list:
✅Thor/MCU
✅The Mask Of Zorro
✅The Silence Of The Lambs
Legends Of The Fall (with Brad Pitt. You will love this movie.)
Bram Stoker's Dracula (with Keanu Reeves and Gary Oldman)
Amistad (Steven Spielberg)
Hannibal (sequel to Silence Of The Lambs)
Hearts In Atlantis
Red Dragon (prequel to Silence Of The Lambs, with Edward Norton)
Hitchcock (biopic of Alfred Hitchcock, with Scarlett Johansson and Helen Mirren)
Thank you for reacting to my favorite movie! Great reaction and perspectives as always!
This was my favorite movie as a teenager.
I thought Catherine Zeta Jones in this movie was the most beautiful woman ever put to film.
Still do. Also Zorro is the inspiration for Batman. Batman often recognizes this as often times the film/play Bruce and his parents are seeing the night his parents are murdered is Zorro.
The sequel is really good! If you feel like you want more Zorro, the sequel might feel that need
This movie is always worth every penny to watch it cuz it's such a beautifully written movie and funny too and then you've been there as makes this movie freaking hilarious❤ I saw this movie in middle school at the theater when it came out with every penny Zorro forever❤
You and Laura must watch "The Man in the Iron Mask". I´m sure you´ll love it.
But watch The 3 Musketeers first, it makes more sense since it was written before
I don't understand why so few people react to "Iron Mask", it's a great film for its time.
*Antonio Banderas is the first actor of SPANISH descent to play Zorro.* 🇪🇸🦊
LONG overdue! And he killed the role!
Great reaction Mag! It was great seeing you.
Esse filme é épico, meu pai alugava o VHS as vezes .
Seria incrível se você assistisse: Platoon
Magy likes vigorous heros 😂❤🥀
As a Japanese citizen, I’m proud of being married to a Mexican man that can dance 💃 ❤ Antonio Balderas was 🥵in this wonderful movie 🎥
Love zorro brilliant film great reaction
Your new haircut it´s stunning!! I like it so much!
Don Diego de la Vega (Anthony Hopkins) was also Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs & Odin in Thor
Antonio Banderas was the voice Puss in Boots & in Desperado 1995 & Gregorio Cortez in Spy Kids 2001
I almost forget how good this movie is!!! Love it.
The end credits music is the best.
I grew up watching the old Zorro tv series with my dad. A fun Zorro movie to watch is “Zorro:The Gay Blade” it was made in 1981 and is really funny. Amazon prime has a new Zorro series that has a different story of the legend of Zorro.
Thank you for reacting to this movie brings back so many memories when I first watch this movie back in 98 in the theaters keep up the good work much love to you Magy.
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Now you gotta watch the LEGEND OF ZORRO it’s the sequel
I was blessed to watch this awesome movie in the theaters. They just don't make movies like this anymore, it had everything I love in a movie. It had a great revenge story, awesome casting and acting, good action, comedy, a love story, two bad villains, real special effects, no bad words, gore and blood was light, even the horse acting was great, it had everything I want in a movie. I love this movie.
Top 20 Film of All Time. Easily. Underrated as hell.
yay gonna enjoy ur reaction to this movie
They need to bring back Zorro. Hands down my favorite swashbuckle movie. Even more that PoTC.
If you liked this you MUST watch "The Count of Montecristo" (2002).
What a movie, a very underrated masterpiece. And very entertaining, just like this one.
I second that. Saw it with my mom when it came out.
This was the first superhero movie i soo in my childhood, an it was after i startet to see de DC's and MARVEL's comics an then apeard one of my fyvorite soperhero movies the gost rider of MARVEL.
Its a second part of ZORRO too, with the same actors antonio banderas and catherine zeta jones, you have to see it that one too, its called The masc of Zorro
You have to react to The Count of Monte Cristo
Would love to suggest Monsterverse movies as I'm a huge fan of the franchise since I was a kid watching OG Godzilla and King Kong movies. The new Monsterverse chronology starts from Godzilla 2014, Kong: Skull Island, Godzilla: King Of The Monsters, Godzilla vs Kong & Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire(latest)
*All of the missions in California from that time are still standing.*
Another really good revenge story is "The Crow" from 1994! You must watch it and react to it! 😍
You can find the reaction to it on this channel, in the members-only section.
Omfg! I haven't seen this movie since I was a kid! Let's go! Love your reactions.
Puss in Boots was inspired by Zorro and they got the same Zorro actor Antonio Bandares to play Puss in Boots😁