The Mask of Zorro: The end of the villains HD CLIP

What’s happening in this The Mask of Zorro movie clip?
Zorro (Antonio Banderas) and Diego (Anthony Hopkins) get their long-deserved revenge on the men who killed their loved ones.
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What’s The Mask of Zorro about?
Alejandro Murieta (Antonio Banderas) is trained by The Zorro (Anthony Hopkins) to avenge the murder of his wife and daughter. Alejandro gets into a romance with the daughter of the murderer, Elena (Catherine Zeta-Jones).
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[@briandennis3679]

Diego de la Vega: "Never attack in anger." Captain Love: "RWAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!"

[@ojgoudeau]

That fight between Zorro and Love started out gentlemanly but ended very visceral. Well freaking done.

[@tatianalyulkin410]

" You killed my brother. Prepare to die. "

[@jambler15]

"How would you like your remains displayed?"

[@Valaso-Osalav]

@@jambler15 yes see this guy gets it! lol

[@ivervj2923]

The character of Captain Love is one of the best villains of that time. And the actor did an excellent job. The guy was pure evil. Also this simultaneous combat of hero and villain of the old school and their respective successors was also excellent.

[@donpula6349]

Yeah also don't forget thats the same actor - Matt Letscher - Who used play as Reverse Flash from the tv series Flash. Decades after that film...

[@Quinntus79]

He’s based on a real California Ranger, Henry Love. He gained fame for killing the thief, Joaquin Murrieta.

[@jambler15]

​@@Quinntus79 Yes. Great point. This movie's scene with the severed head & hand is awesome.

[@MarkWong-ci2lq]

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[@MikaelLewisify]

First rule of sword fighting...when you’re about to beat your opponent, do not insult his brother.

[@MsSirAndy]

alejandro wasn't losing they were pretty evenly matched by that moment, no?

[@Frosty98206]

Salt 🧂 in the Wound only make it worse

[@bubbaguy4411]

I thought the first rule was reciting the first thing you would say "Hello, my name is -Inigo Montoya- Alejandro Murrieta you killed my -father- brother....prepare to die!"

[@jenniferheart885]

First rule of sword fighting...when you’re about to beat your opponent, pull a gun.

[@mrniceguy7166]

Actually it is a technique to make your enemy lose focus. If you are angry, your intelligence is low.

[@spaceace4387]

Alejandro continues to smile the entire fight until after he stabs Love and takes his mask off. Now that he has beaten love he doesn’t have to hide who he really is behind the mask/smile.

[@PajafromPrague]

And he sure thoaght for my brother for my friend . For puting here the priest

[@supermario183]

3:12 people inside the cage: ok dude, hurry up, you can stare at her later.

[@Caroline-yl4kr]

The Mask of Zorro (1998) f'u"l'l M'0'V'l"e -------------------- ☛ bit.ly/3balRQG 今後は気をライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！この日のライブ配信は、かならりやばかったですね！１万人を超える人が見ていたもん（笑）やっぱり人参最高！まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした,. 💖🖤在整個人類歷史上，強者，富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，氏族，城鎮，城市和鄉村中的弱者，無`'守和貧窮成員。然而，人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。. 說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品"""""""'""" √™ Lorsqu'une pilule qui donne aux utilisateurs cinq minutes de super pouvoirs inattendus arrive dans les rues de la Nouvelle-Orléans, un adolescent marchand et un policier local doivent faire équipe avec un ancien soldat pour √faire tomber le groupe responsable de sa fabrication."""**" gggdfgrtertwkjhkjhiuiuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuufddsfsdakjfhsdjhfasdff

[@RMVideos92]

Now that's what I call a golden shower.

[@santinobos345]

That's a good one

[@Coolman13355]

Take your like and go.

[@jackychang9148]

More like golden hall but yours is much funnier.

[@hectorricardodelacruzmonte2566]

that was funny nasty... but funny

[@anthonyislas5414]

Goldfinger would be envious of it.

[@Leisurelee53]

I miss the 90s. When explosions sounded like jaguars.

[@justj2440]

All the projection of screaming in anger as well as fear in this finale. One of the best action finales I've ever seen. A now forgotten gem of action. That explosion is monstrous in the best way possible.

[@thebosstex1172]

And the explosion sounds like jaguars too!

[@justj2440]

@@thebosstex1172 Precisely! I enjoyed the film back then but my appreciation is heightened as an adult. The sound design is top notch. I enjoy a really boisterous balls out ending. The climax was a legit crescendo.

[@islamibrahim3844]

Roars of lions and cheetas in the explosion

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Noticed that too

[@realrobh]

It was a different time...

[@kronos1794]

Those poor cheetahs and lions. We shall never forget them...

[@isj032]

No animals were harmed disclaimer.

[@vinylscratch8857]

Cheetahs don't roar.

[@Poboi_Draws]

“Lesson number one, never attack in anger” - Don Diego de la Vega I really adore how Love’s defeat was partly due to him not grasping this teaching. Him and Love were practically even while they were battling, and even when Love made the comment about his brother, Zorro was obliviously pushed by it but it didn’t blind him. however in the case of Love, the longer the battle went on the more impatient he became, causing anger and frustration. While Zorro was clearly the better swordsman Love’s rage left the perfect opportunity for him to counter. 1:25

[@mantabond]

Of all the fencing duels--including the finest in the Star Wars movies--the ending of the Zorro-Love duel where he flips the sword over the beam and right through the villain, then showing his face as a final taunt, ranks quite highly on my list. If ever I had one that is.

[@aaronmehaffey6251]

It's funny how your perception of actors can change over time. I remember seeing Matt Letscher in the Flash and thinking "Oh hey, Captain Love is playing Eobard Thawne!" Now I look back on this movie and think "Oh, back when Eobard Thawne was Captain Love"!

[@thedoctor4327]

I love the creative way that the rope obstacle course in the training montage paid off here (letting Zorro survive falling onto the platform, allowing him to better maneuver on it until he got a sword again, etc.)

[@Xarcabard]

Captain Love's scream is so intense!

[@Amp661]

Hes pissed beyond hell.

[@magonus195]

I still remember that scream, and the blood in his seething teeth, 20 years later.

[@futuremovieactor]

I love how both Montero and Love were pretty much killed at the exact same time. Also, the way Montero’s flung in the air while the cart goes over the edge and after the cart completely crashes to the ground, you can see both his and Love’s bodies if you look closely enough.

[@Amp661]

Brutal deaths if you ask me.

[@kaijudirector5336]

It's odd seeing 'em after getting used to so many "never see the body after they fell to their doom" moments".

[@petersmithyy4556]

@@Amp661 just though.

[@Kriegerdammerung]

Alejandro went over the edge and the film over the top :/

[@PajafromPrague]

For Rafael it was sure worse Harrison was almost dead when it falled on him but Rafael fell and hard death hit

[@6364LEGACY]

Back when movies were simple and fun.

[@petrowegynyolc7108]

Absolutely, but also, clever screenplay with setups and payoffs. Sooo many payoffs from the crushing gold, to Love losing his head in a fight... Hell, even Alejandro's rope training from 1,5 hours earlier. Yeah, I miss that too.

[@Angyali]

Not "simple"! NATURAL! Today's movies are usually dripping with phoney, ugly, tasteless CGI!

[@6364LEGACY]

@@Angyali I agree with you; But am I to understand that you had the temerity to double quotation a fraction of my statement, thus anathematizing my own opinion? Has the world become so prejudice and that one can't simply agree with another person, without belittling putting their statements or opinions in such a acrimonious manner?

[@Angyali]

@@6364LEGACY I noticed often times it's easier to just throw in a popular phraise as a statement when the gerenal consensus seem to be backing it. It's an idiome called "going with the flow". The particular praise "simple and fun" can also cover up "poorly written and actionpacked", which this way would be a pretty two-faced terminology. I tried correcting it with many commenters before, so by now I wasn't expecting understading. But I'm glad I see it from you. Sorry, if I seemed rude.

[@petersmithyy4556]

I saw this in the theater back in 1998. I must have been 11. I remember wanting to be Superman that year, but ever seen this movie I wanted to be Zorro and I was! This was an excellent film. Top notch. I could watch this over and over and over

[@gabrielmoralez7273]

"Oh, I'm not like Zorro at all. Some would say I'm the reverse."

[@misterfrost5649]

I understood that reference.

[@joeyb3318]

Orroz?

[@Dearevanhansen223]

@@joeyb3318 more like Reverse-Zorro

[@joeyb3318]

@@Dearevanhansen223 is that a refrence to the flash?

[@Dearevanhansen223]

@@joeyb3318 yeah. The blonde dude fighting zorro player Eobard Thawne in the flash

[@lauriefaithprescott]

Chills every damn time with this scene. One of my fave swashbuckling films ever

[@jamainegardner4193]

I can totally buy Batman being inspired by this.

[@VegetaLF7]

Go watch the classic film Mark of Zorro. That's literally the film that Batman was inspired by, both in universe and out.

[@g.sergiusfidenas6650]

Zorro is one of the inspitations for the character alongside other pulp characters like The Shadow, the creators of The Shadow felt that Batman was nothing more than a cheap imitation of their character and much later when Batman was already an established and successful character there was a crossover in which Batman acknowledges being inspired by The Shadow in a similar fashion as he does in that Gray Ghost episode of the Batman animated series of the 90s.

[@jamainegardner4193]

@@g.sergiusfidenas6650 can you find a The Shadow film like Mask of Zorro? Because I'd pay to see that.

[@g.sergiusfidenas6650]

@@jamainegardner4193 I hope some of those Pulp-era heroes make a comeback, the 90s movies about them are very flawed yet a lot of fun, think Zorro is by far the best of the bunch too bad that sequel sucked donkey balls; I know it is not technically a pulp-era hero but a good adaptation of the first Grendel could be awesome too, even an animated series like that 90s Spawn series would rock too.

[@MrOuran369]

It's funny because we wouldn't have heroes without Zorro. Yes, Batman was inspired by Zorro, but Zorro started the whole superhero comic books. Zorro created the whole secret identity. So basically Zorro was years ahead of its time before we got the MCU or DC Extended Universe. You got to give credit to Zorro for starting the superhero genre.

[@derajtheyuler7101]

The captain’s shocked face was the best part!

[@paulfienga9466]

Its not a shocked face he knew alexandro was Zorro its a im fucking pissed off face.

[@juanlaise1059]

Like Paul said. He already knew Zorro was Alejandro. He was just full of hate of him.

[@derajtheyuler7101]

Ok, if you guys say so. Thanks!

[@quitra3571]

I thought he was shocked that Zorro beat him.

[@cobrakai4lifeneverdies60]

Who would win Between Captain Love and Count Armand in a Duel?

[@francisfrando1071]

How I wish they created a prequel to this that focuses on Young Dela Vega before and after he became Zorro the beggining on the legend

[@zvonimirtomac7896]

Well, there are plenty of movies and TV shows of Zorro that came before this. This movie could be a sequel to any of them, The Mark of Zorro 1920 or 1940, the Disney Zorro from 1957 or the Family Channel Zorro from 1990.

[@kaijudirector5336]

@@zvonimirtomac7896 I consider this to be the grand finale of Don de La Vega's adventures as Zorro. I tried watching the classic Zorros before this one a while back, and it works!

[@eduardomagana3858]

@@zvonimirtomac7896 there was even that one Anime of Zorro.

[@JackClockerinos]

The 2004 book is technically that. I recommend you read ZORRO: A Novel

[@joshuaweston4489]

Always a sucker for a good fight scene...especially with swords!

[@stafirdit490]

2:44 The men who greed of golds, filled their mouth and stomach with the goldbars

[@aleksandarvil5718]

_“Auri sacra fames”_ ~ Vergil

[@petrowegynyolc7108]

0:58 OK, just a small appretiation for Hopkins' stunt double to pull this off. For the record, even with the best disciplined horses this is extremely risky scene. The thing they teach you when handling horses on day one: never approach them from the back or their blind spot. Thousands of years of evolution taught them to kick against any unexpected movement that they don't see.

[@Burkhart4192]

It's very likely that those are props, not real horses for that shot, for that exact reason. Note that their hind legs and tails don't move at all.

[@Crisyx91]

@@chrismadison305 « Evolution is not a thing » sure buddy

[@Crisyx91]

@@chrismadison305 You are the one rejecting the concept of evolution, not me. You fool. Next you will tell me earth is only 6000 years old or something

[@robertvantine2810]

0:17 That flip off the beam though...

[@lucifermorningstar4500]

It's a Barani( Frontflip with a halfe Twist)

[@dirtydan2695]

Would believe a lot of the stunts was performed by Antonio Banderas and only a stunt double was used for just a few scenes because the studio wouldn’t let him do them.

[@therealmwalker1]

@3:35 For whatever reason every time I watch this film, I some how feel the heat of the blast of the mine on my face.

[@mikekean8344]

Although he lost in the end, Captain Love was a worthy opponent.

[@stuartschiffman2581]

She just jumped right over the single lit fuse.

[@09kaustubh]

The director is subtly telling us that she is indeed stupid.😉

[@EVAUnit4A]

@@09kaustubh ...OR that in the heat of adrenaline you may not notice things. ...OR that the fuse lit behind her and she had no reason to look back.

[@alexmyladoor4858]

@@EVAUnit4A OR that she is indeed stupid

[@EVAUnit4A]

@@alexmyladoor4858 What do you expect her to do then- tear up all of the multiple lines before they go off, while the structure continues burning around and above her??

[@MikaelLewisify]

I think the director would have been displeased if she’d put that fuse out.

[@jpprophete1988]

Looking into the eyes of a defeated man who killed your brother, awesome.

[@PajafromPrague]

And youre best friend 😊

[@Warcodered01]

I didn't think about it before but old man Zorro stole that kill.

[@oscaraburto3341]

He already had him earlier in the fight, don Raphael actually cheated by using his daughter to make him drop his sword. So ralpheal cheated first.

[@Warcodered01]

@@oscaraburto3341 No I was talking about old Zorro stole young Zorro's kill at the last minute dropping that cart of gold on him before he could bleed out.

[@MsSirAndy]

@@oscaraburto3341 diego is faster and stronger than raphael and we can see that he's easily disarmed him, but then raphael cheated shooting him using the daughter as excuse to make him drop the weapon and get shot out of guard and that weakened diego a lot and raphael got the better because of that, otherwise diego stomps him!

[@asherikamichaela8425]

@@Warcodered01 The evil captain was already a goner. Besides, they had to get out of there with the mine about to blow. No time to sit around and watch the creeps die.

[@jedsithor]

Watching this with headphones on....I swear they used the sound of some big cats like leopards or something for the explosions.

[@oladante3342]

Excellent movie. This and the legend of Zorro. Just pure entertainment. I miss movies like this

[@archangelstormrider3695]

Death by Gold Wagon.... There is one for the books!

[@arrownoir]

Those are some fierce explosions.

[@bratticuss]

I remember the audience cheering when this movie was over.

[@whiterabbit7799]

One the best movies - People need to pay more credit

[@richroyer4679]

Interesting info for you. Same writers wrote Indiana Jones raiders and crusade and 1st pirates and winter soldier. It’s why they all rock

[@moinrezaabir7115]

Perhaps she's the most beautiful lady i have ever seen before

[@chronicler6162]

Never would of guessed that Captain Love was the guy who played Eobard Thawne in the Flash

[@mistermonologue2442]

1:02 Montero accidentally cutting this without the horse being touched is more realistic than a soldier who has trained all of his life being manhandled by an angry drunk with a couple months training.

[@SportsSpeak73]

To be fair, I don't think fencing is all that high on the West Point curriculum. Its entirely possible they actually had the same length of time as far as training goes with Alejandro's likely being more intensive. Now if Alejandro beat him in a full scale battle involving tactics I'd agree with you

[@westenicho]

@@SportsSpeak73 Fencing was high on the curriculum of Cadets in the 19th century, although by this point it was more focused on sabres for practical purposes as many officers were on horseback. However, the best officers led infantry, and leading men with a drawn sword in an advance meant that inevitable hand to hand combat was done with bayonet and sword, you could expect that proficiency with a sword was not only practical, but required training. This is a scene from a movie, and it is more choreographed art than war, but you can guarantee that a West Point Cadet would've been proficient with the sword to a certain degree. The sport of fencing is really more of a 19th century phenomenon, made popular by duels in Napoleonic Europe. We see that trend continue, and probably peaked in the late 19th century. General Patton was trained and [supposedly] mastered the sword. You also see this commonly in German nobility with their "Mensur scars", a right of passage for their young men in the military service. Many Nazi officers had Mensur Scars, adding to their reputation. While it's a thing of the past now, in the mid-19th century it was assuredly trained to proficiency.

[@19TheFallen]

A little bit of trivia on that matter: Antonio Banderas was trained in fencing and sword fighting for three months. His trainer, Bob Anderson, said that Antonio Banderas was a prodigy, and was one of the most skilled swordsmen he'd seen in his career. Keep in mind that Bob Anderson was a skilled swordsman himself, with a LONG career in that art, and a man who was involved in training MANY people to fight with the sword. (Just a few of the films he was brought in to train the actors I'm going to mention are _The Princess Bride, Star Wars, The Three Musketeers_ (1993 version), _Highlander, The Lord of the Rings_ (Peter Jackson trilogy), _Pirates of the Caribbean,_ and part of _The Hobbit_ trilogy (he passed away during production.) One thing that was noted about him by those who worked with him was that he was an utter perfectionist. If he didn't feel you could hack it with a sword, he didn't waste his time with you, so if *he* said that Antonio Banderas was one of the most skilled swordsmen he'd worked with and trained, you better believe it given his career! So, knowing this......Knowing that, in real world terms, if Bob Anderson took Antonio Banderas and turned him from a noob swordsman to a skilled one in three months, it's not that unbelievable that someone with Diego's skills could take Alejandro and do the same if he had that same, latent, prodigious talent and skill inside him, but needed a proper teacher to bring it out, within that same space of time.....

[@Zeresrail]

I find it so amusing to hear the flames like a jaguar

[@doctorslayer2106]

Good Thing Captain Love never traveled to the future or else Zorro will be out match by Reverse Flash.

[@josephmassaro]

Fun Fact: the actor playing Captain Love would go on to play the villain to another superhero. He was the Reverse Flash in the CW TV series The Flash. The role was played by two actors. The actor playing Love assumed the identity/appearance of another person who would be played by another actor, but in later seasons and other related spin off series he would appear as himself, abandoning the alternate identity/appearance.

[@youtubeistryingtocensorme]

Holy crap that’s Eobard Thawne!!!

[@Dayserking]

The guy doesn’t know how play any other character besides villains lol

[@solosniper86]

0:51< It's funny how she runs and jumps right over the burning fuse when she could've easily cut it and stopped the threat. But, we all know how things have to remain dramatic, and we all wanted to see and hear the explosion anyway. 🤷😊

[@eliaspeter7689]

That's one satisfying end to the villains. One getting towed to his death, crushing the other...

[@troyandrew6154]

They're playing their golden harp

[@PajafromPrague]

The relief the slaves must of felt when they got them out and when they got out and it blew safe .

[@ar1sm70]

God I miss those times when movies were made to entertain and not simply check boxes...

[@lukewhatidid1735]

Fantastic how the Gold was literally the thing to kill them both. Also Such a Hero thing to not necessarily kill your opponent but letting them put themselves into a vulnerbale position

[@josiahalcantara2631]

Jaime Kuykendall got humbled by Zorro, then joined the DEA

[@razorshark9320]

This film is pure awesomeness. Epic storytelling, good comedy, good drama, awesome heroes and villains. Also actor Antonio Banderas voice Puss in Boots who was just as awesome and funny as Zorro.

[@Puwapupu]

rip for those lions and cheetah that died on the cage

[@AKarnold1010]

Say what you will about Cpt. Love, because he is a sick SOB, but he did fight Zorro in fair 1on1 combat and didn't die a coward. Great villain!

[@allenprice1570]

To Everyone out there who has not seen the old Zorro movie. These are the words the captain said to Zorro before he die at the end of the old Zorro movie. Now bandit, one of us must die. Zorro said well, then, let it be the moment of truth. Zorro, Take off his mask. The captain said It's you, your Excellency.

[@JohnLowber]

Those dialogues were also used in the movie Zorro by Alain Delon released in 1975.

[@mantabond]

'Always good to see how the ticking bomb, in this case the burning fuse, politely waits for everyone to be safely miles away before going off.

[@dvader3000]

Captain love's death was so great

[@mdtalhaansari1096]

In the end, the rope training paid off, the pointy end went in the other man and they blew up Trump's wall. Perfect.

[@IsraelNowIsraelForever]

Why did Captain Love scream when he jumped onto the crate, every time he lunged at Zorro, and when he saw the cart about to fall on him?

[@eduardomagana3858]

Because he lost his cool

[@IsraelNowIsraelForever]

@@eduardomagana3858 which a villain should never do, in order to be truly menacing.

[@harsyakiarraathallah2222]

I Just still Love a Classic Sword Duel

[@MrFragalax]

Pretty sure that explosion had a stock "big cat growl" in it.

[@The-Deadite]

Reminds me to lethal weapon 3 having King Kong's roar in the bomb explosion lol

[@serhiikramarenko629]

And then he became the Reverse Flash. Hope Matt will return to play him some day, he was fierce in the role.

[@aresef]

During this fight, watch how he uses all the skills Diego taught him--swinging around the rope, disarming, all of it.

[@user-dg7fn3ih1s]

Now who's the villain, Zorro! Now who's the villain!

[@cogito2755]

Very underrated movie!...

[@cockerpoodles1238]

I do wonder where Don Luiz and the other dons disappeared to during all this 😂

[@golski4878]

2:37 this was an exemplary death 😂

[@byronlee8745]

Montero deserved it.

[@paulsteinhauser434]

That is the official punishment for the greedy.

[@EvanFrenchMusic93]

Gold can make you very rich! but if a wagon load of it falls on you it can also crush you to death!

[@mrwerewolfvampire]

Antonio Banderas is awesome.

[@pirobot668beta]

A good thing they didn't use real Black Powder. After the first keg exploded, the dense smoke would obscure everything. All the secondary blasts would have just made the smoke-cloud bigger, not even any fire-balls! It's a great scene, made better by 'cheating'!

[@seanyonthemic]

Still one of my favorite movies. Martin Campbell has given me three films in my all time favorites I believe. Goldeneye The Mask of Zorro Casino Royale

[@WilfredIvanhoe]

This is such a perfect movie. Everything in it is well made, and it has a pure spirit of adventure instead of trying to make some shitty political point.

[@scottmatheson3346]

the entire movie was political, you twit, and really blatant about it, you were just too stupid to understand what you watched. imagine making that comment in response to this movie, showing your whole ass that way!

[@eliaspeter7689]

@@scottmatheson3346 ???

[@aryastark772]

@@eliaspeter7689 It’s a great adventure movie yet the very core of Zorro is both social justice so it is political, it is built around adventure but this movie and the common theme in Zorro is the exploitation of the common people and the working class, Zorro has always fought against the Upper Classes and their murder and as shown in this film the enslavement of the common people. Rafael the older villain in this movie is greedy and a dictator and only cares about his own gain but doesn’t care about everyone else, Zorro fights against Rafael trying to enact his plan of tyranny, oppression and misery he inflicts upon the country for his own satisfaction and pursuit of land and gold

[@aryastark772]

It’s a great adventure movie and you’re right it puts the focus on action and adventure yet the very core of Zorro is both social justice so it is political, it is built around adventure but this movie and the common theme in Zorro is the exploitation of the common people and the working class, Zorro has always fought against the Upper Classes and their murder and as shown in this film the enslavement of the common people. Rafael the older villain in this movie is greedy and a dictator and only cares about his own gain but doesn’t care about everyone else, Zorro fights against Rafael trying to enact his plan of tyranny, oppression and misery he inflicts upon the country for his own satisfaction and pursuit of land and gold

[@WilfredIvanhoe]

@@aryastark772 Zorro does not fight "the upper class", he fights ALL wrongdoers REGARDLESS of their class -- from villainous politicians to the common bandits.

[@PajafromPrague]

Also on Harrison s face Tfg for three fingured jack 😊

[@reddherod7677]

For some reason, despite how many awesome scenes there are, Captain Love's bansai scream as he leaps onto the platform in pursuit of Zorro is what I remember most about this movie. Love that maniac.

[@uriel7203]

How did we get from this to the legend of zoro?

[@martinquij4251]

What was wrong with it? It was epic

[@rngrtt3689]

I frankly don't get why the sequel is bad...

[@uriel7203]

Watch the 2 again and you will understand. The only thing I say the second one has going for it is the ending. That fight scene was pretty good.

[@therealbahamut]

Those were the days...when men were men, women were women and fire was a big cat.

[@Kriegerdammerung]

Before Spiderman's public removal of mask, we had Zorro's!

[@aaronfannin8971]

Spends whole time shooting and beating on multiple locks... could have just cut the fuse. Sounds right.

[@allornothing432]

Getting the fuse would have been a better idea and if the time sequence is to be believed then no one walked away from that explosion!

[@1938superman]

Captions are wrong. It's "Two men. One death."

[@Shiirow]

"death by gold overdose"

[@willsk7068]

That main boss in this movie, never heard of him or seen him since... watch this movie like crazy growing up, I remember all supporting actors even from when they were on the Quick and the Dead.., but this guy? Who is he? He was pretty good lol.

[@monksally]

Stuart Wilson. He also played the villain in Lethal Weapon 3, and I think a Ninja Turtles movie lol

[@jessejarrell5066]

Stuart Wilson. Was also the villain in Lethal Weapon 3 and the third Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. He was the father in the opening scene of Vertical Limit, and was a General or something at the Pentagon in The Rock.

[@willsk7068]

Lol how fukin Legendary, he was in Ninja Turtles and The Rock.

[@alanwatts7822]

Wow that explosion would have killed them all

[@asherikamichaela8425]

True. The flying debris alone would've no doubt killed hundreds in a blast like that.

[@kikokiks2357]

Wow !!! GOLD BARS falling down!

[@Searchmeister]

3:32 Megumin from the Anime 'Konosuba' would be proud.

[@JohnCasteel1333]

Such nice teeth for early 1800s spanish California

[@johnnatandc]

i did not know that explosions would sound like tigers and lions roaring.. lol... i imagine that this was the inspiration of Michael Bay!

[@xxlCortez]

God, I wish there'd be a compilation of villains screaming before their deaths.

[@diazalan1816]

Props to Captain Love for being able to swing that cavalry saber like a rapier

[@tooge47]

I've always wondered why they just didn't cut the fuse, end of problem

[@juanlaise1059]

They did. But the fire kept igniting it.

[@joedickinson6566]

Because that would make sense

[@flynn6095]

Because explosions are fun to watch!

[@tooge47]

@@flynn6095 LOL, then come around when I piss off the east TN hillbilly wife

[@rnmdrum]

if they tell me Im not allowed to wear a mask in my next job interview, I will definitely decline the job

[@PajafromPrague]

Hope the priest survived

[@SportsSpeak73]

As good as this movie was all around, the best part will always be Catherine Zeta-Jones

[@sesfilmsllc]

0:08 Don’t get me wrong I love this movie. But is that an Airplane hum I hear in 1840’s California?

[@pinchevulpes]

That’s Catherine zeta jones ego

[@Heretic1408]

"Run Zorro,Run!!"

[@rabeccahaokip4470]

0:52 she could cut off the powder wire but instead she run 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@xxlassinxx2879]

Rabecca

[@danielchilton5400]

Why are there tiger and lion sounds in the fire?

[@khymaaren]

Low frequency rumbles to accompany the slow-motion explosions.

[@danielchilton5400]

@@khymaaren nothing low frequency about that tiger roar

[@adampuertas1517]

LMFAOOOOO

[@allthatrain]

RAWR

[@kegmonkey5648]

Fire is often described as "roaring". This movie took it literally.

[@danielbence9562]

If Zorro was fast enough he could have used his whip to swing across and then Captain Love would have died either way being stuck on the platform.

[@MrRolyat98]

There is no way in the world they all made it out of there in time. Most of them weren’t even out of the cage yet.

[@hartantoanggoro]

The fuse a little bit too late.

[@apelikemenace]

They escaped three seconds from a massive obvious gasoline fire. (correct me if im wrong) "I dont think so Tim"

[@Searchmeister]

2:11 I always wondered how that wagon was able to still move when the horses were no longer attached to it.

[@expatveteran7815]

Looks like they didn’t make it on time. Everyone dead

[@phonixzero]

Sounded like at least 5 cats died in that explosion