The Mask of Zorro - Movie REACTION!!

Eric Rick and Aaron react to and discuss The Mask of Zorro
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[@BlindWave]

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[@juliasable28]

The first time I watching this anime is when i was 7 or 8 years old (Literally just an innocent kid with a clueless mind about movie).....I dont understand movie at the moment but find it interesting just how zorro handling his foes

[@muhammadhabibieamiro3639]

I like your guys movie reaction

[@christophercano8032]

Get ready to bawl your eyes out with Jojo Rabbit

[@MoviesAndTvShowsAreSubjective]

@@christophercano8032 the shoe scene

[@NoSoulJoel177]

I always love the commentary and reactions you guys have to these movies or shows

[@ChristopherJonesArt]

Zorro's cave isn't modeled on the Batcave - it's the other way around!

[@ser132]

Zorro, and his cave predates Batman, though

[@acdragonrider]

@@ser132 So many superheroes back in the day who were just as bad ass. My heroes growin up were King Arthur, many from Greek mythology, historical figures

[@gunblader518]

Nah bro, Zorro predates Batman by at least 20 years.

[@JamesWiseMagic]

Well thats just not true lol

[@WhiskyCanuck]

@@JamesWiseMagic It is true. First published dates: Zorro: 1919, Batman: 1939. First Zorro movie: 1920. Batman was basically a combination of Zorro and The Shadow (1931). Zorro was more of a Robin Hood style character, steal from the rich to help the poor, while the Shadow was fighting gangsters and had high-tech gadgets.

[@mr.fufucudlypoops8207]

It's really crazy to me how zoro is rarely brought up when people talk about the best 90s action movies. The plot, direction, and stunts are all perfect textbook examples of how to make an action movie.

[@Groganee]

and it had antonio banderas?! and anthony hopkins

[@stelpanagakos2520]

Have u seen the django unchained/ zorro comic there are talks of bringing Antonio banderas back

[@Spongebrain97]

It feels kinda like an Indiana Jones movie. Which makes sense because Spielberg was vaguely involved but his vibes rubbed off on it

[@stelpanagakos2520]

@@Spongebrain97 saw him dressed as zorro on Jimmy kimmel Halloween special can still fit the costume

[@e.x.watson9997]

Zoro the guy from One Piece?

[@connorjones2958]

Fun fact: Batman was actually inspired by Zorro. Especially the whole rich boy/secret identity part.

[@biguy617]

And the Shadow

[@3Kings_Industries]

Zorro, means 'fox', in Spanish. In parts of Spain and Mexico, bats are called 'flying foxes'. Also, Zorro was a serialized comic (think Sunday comic strip) that preceded Batman by nearly 20 years. And he had his cave below his mansion, built in the hills and cliffs of Southern California. But, the motif focused on social class differences. So, Zorro did indeed come before Batman. Batman owes a ton of reference to the Latin Fox. Also, Zorro may have been inspired by another class vigilante, the Scarlet Pimpernel.

[@jamie_d0g978]

Hacia años qie no escuchaba hablar de La Pimpinela Escarlata... Que recuerdos

[@kathyastrom1315]

Thanks for mentioning the Scarlet Pimpernel! You beat me to the comparison. That’s another story that could use another adaptation. I really liked the Anthony Andrews TV movie from the 1980s.

[@Blackwoodrulez]

Zorro and The Shadow both!

[@cargo71]

I'd like to add this: the name Zorro comes forme a quote Diego said in the Disney's Show: if you can't wear the skin of the Lion, wear the skin of the Fox...

[@Thehomelessathlete]

whats amazing is the guy at the prison where zorro is is the same guy whose a british officer in dances with wolves that kills himself

[@andreoliveira191]

This movie was my jam when I was a little kid. I dressed up like him all the time.

[@martinacosta3821]

I had one of my birthdays with the tema of zorro haha

[@TheAtoozofficial]

Nós ai na tuga adoramos o Zorro não é? Me too ahaha

[@ArlanKels]

And then the sequel happened

[@wardcaller]

This movie is still my jam lol.

[@KMM-kx2yn]

Same here! I went everywhere with a cape on bc of this

[@OnionTaylorJoy]

Catherine Zeta-Jones is just too freaking gorgeous.

[@jardelelias5625]

I remember when this movie came out Catherine Zeta-Jones and Antonio Banderas were the hottest people in the world.

[@chaost4544]

Having never seen this movie before, I now understand why in high school all my friends had a crush on Catherine Zeta-Jones. Also... had no issue with the casting. This movie does a decent job at telling Mexican history at this time. The ruling class was European and the Spanish had heavy influence in Mexican politics at the time. I don't have to suspend disbelief with the casting choices. A quick google search shows this movie took place in 1821 which is late stage Mexican War of Independence meaning Europeans had a critical role in the Mexican aristocracy. It's 100% plausible that someone of Spanish/European descent could have been Old Zorro in this time period.

[@MrMyster1ous]

This movie oozed passion whether it was the romance or in the action...its just a fun ride from start to finish.

[@BlazingSteel]

They don't make swashbuckler movies like this anymore. The last good one was the first Pirates of the Caribbean.

[@ChristopherMorse]

I tweeted Matt Letscher a few years ago about this, and apparently all the sword fighting between him and Antonio are 100% the two of them. Love it!

[@Ieremos]

It was me, Zorro...

[@JS-ct3kr]

This movie fills me with so much unbridled joy. like Eric said, it's a perfect film. Shame the sequel had to exist.

[@coeusdarksoul2855]

The sequel definitely had some good moments and good beats - I loved the train setpiece. Definitely hope the boys watch it but do so with the eye for MK:A :P

[@hellfish2309]

@@coeusdarksoul2855 there’s not much to roast in the sequel, unlike MK: Annihilation

[@TheOlympia75]

I fucking love the sequel. Both are fun movies

[@johnmccarron7066]

I liked the idea of Zorro and family, and the framing device of California joining the Union with a secret society trying to interfere is just good corny pulp storytelling. And everyone in it did the best the could with it; it just felt joyless, though.

[@oliviarogers2808]

I actually grew up with the sequel instead of this one. I didn't even know it was a sequel till I was a teenager.

[@SnowAnayathatweirdgirl]

Batman wouldn't be Batman without Zorro. The character of Zorro was the literal inspiration for Batman and Zorro was made back in 1919. The similarities are so massive the original creators of Batman were so inspired by Zorro along with Sherlock Holmes and I think a Leonardo Di Vinci sketch that they created Batman. Zorro is my favorite hero.

[@mikeclarke5732]

It’s not a coincidence in most of Bruce’s origin stories they come back after seeing a Zorro movie before Bruce’s parents are killed

[@SnowAnayathatweirdgirl]

@@mikeclarke5732 That to me is awesome that they include the Zorro movie in almost every different story of Batman's origin. They have to give credit were credit is due.

[@Swampthing86]

The three characters that inspired Bob Kane to create Batman were Sherlock Holmes, Zorro, & The Shadow. You can tell that Bob Kane put different aspects of each character mentioned above into Batman

[@biguy617]

And the Shadow

[@osumarko]

Don't know if you recognized him but the actor who played Captain Love was Eobard Thawne on The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow.

[@FrozenPhoenix15]

"Remember when you saw The Mask of Zorro as a kid, and you cried when Captain Love killed 3-Fingered Jack? *It was **_me,_** Barry."*

[@bencebotye3904]

it was even bigger twist for me that Stuart Wilson, the actor who played Montero also the doctor from Hot Fuzz. Damn Clark Kent glasses!

[@grunt9950]

@@FrozenPhoenix15 🤣😭🤣😭

[@AScruffyHamster]

HOLY SHIT

[@deonnelson9780]

Omg I never noticed

[@kampinak]

this falls into the category of really underrated and overlooked movies that everybody should watch cause its such a great time, its such a classic, its Antonio Banderas and Catherine Zeta-Jones at the height of their powers and its marvelous, with a touch of brilliance from Antony Hopkins one cant go wrong with this movie :)

[@FrozenPhoenix15]

I never thought about it, but the comparison to Batman Beyond makes a lot of sense. Also, Batman Beyond is great.

[@hellfish2309]

🤯

[@bromega2477]

Even more so with Generation Z!

[@drewwar9344]

As someone who's Mexican the casting doesn't bother me at all And the Spanish people from Spain are white So it makes sense to cast white people to play them

[@boboboy8189]

This movie is sequel to old movie. Most people didn't know this

[@drewwar9344]

@@boboboy8189 Weird I thought It was common knowledge the same thing with the man in the iron mask

[@djarinriduur]

Also Mexican here. And Antonio is just so good in the role I can’t be mad he isn’t Mexican.

[@taimurmuggo1634]

This movie is a damn swashbuckling classic imo. The performances , the characters , the action and James Horner’s (RIP) score….so good. Also , Aaron’s not a big fan of Casino Royale?..BLASPHEMY!!

[@hellfish2309]

True story: there’s so much nuance and drama in the just the music

[@ArlanKels]

I love how he actually trained to use the whip

[@Jukettaja]

I recently rewatched The Mask of Zorro and I was amazed how well written it is. Every scene has setup and payoff that largely focus on characters and their motivations. I always loved it as a kid but I had always assumed it wouldn't hold up today. I was wrong, it still holds up. You jump straight to the action and it never lets up. I used to care more about the moments with Zorro in the mask but I've grown to appreciate Don Diego de la Vega's story and tragedy the most.

[@tadcooper9733]

Hopkins Zorro looks like Vesemir in The Witcher games lol

[@kateorgera5907]

Jill Bearup has a great video breaking down the Zorro/Elena fight as a great example of a flirty fight scene.

[@serbowdster2311]

Antonio will always be zorro to me. But if they ever remake the zorro films I think Pedro pascal could be a good shout for the role.

[@noirangel6416]

Funny enough, Zorro was part of the inspiration for Batman. Thats why hes refferenced in Batman media (usually as the movie Bruce sees before his parents are killed).

[@stelpanagakos2520]

Do you reckon in the future they would reference this specific version of zorro cause would be 20 or more years old

[@bryzantine1571]

@@stelpanagakos2520 didnt they already in BvS?

[@stelpanagakos2520]

@@bryzantine1571 they did that’s pretty sweet never seen b vs s fully Edit: just saw the scene it wasn”t the 90’s version

[@bryzantine1571]

@@stelpanagakos2520 I remember Zorro. Couldnt remember which one.

[@stelpanagakos2520]

@@bryzantine1571 all good cheers man as long as it was zorro

[@TheDuffman1812]

I remember my teacher putting this on for us once. We got to watch this, league of extraordinary gentlemen, man in the iron mask, and the Count of Monte Cristo. She was pretty cool because this was when I was like 14.

[@naeemahmad03]

Nice choice.. I loved all of these movies back in the day.

[@juanfranciscozarate1906]

Those movies were gold. I don’t like the movies of nowadays.

[@Tooba-K123]

Oh these movies are cool, I likely watched these when I was 4-5.

[@Thelegend-wl8bw]

Batman went to watch this with his parents at the monarch theater in some iterations

[@OllieV__nl]

Nope. They went to watch The Mark of Zorro, not the Mask. There were two of those, a silent one from 1920 with Douglas Fairbanks and a better known one from 1940 with Tyrone Power and Basil Rathbone. Both are based on the original pulp novel The Curse of Capistrano by Johnston McCulley from 1919. Zorro isn't like Batman, Batman is like Zorro. Both those movies are great if you're into Batman and are better portrayals of Batman than certain recent ones. :Edit: Three, if you could a TV movie with Frank Langella and Ricardo Montalban from the 70s.

[@Thelegend-wl8bw]

@@OllieV__nl you’re right it was the mark . Thanks for the correction

[@niceguy7171]

FINALLY someone reacting to this movie!

[@FireAndBlood96]

All the tricks Zorro was doing on the horse are actually quite common Vaulting tricks. Fascinating and crazy stuff to watch. The people who do it are equal parts brave and insane haha 😂😁

[@EduSpitale]

Hey guys from Blind Wave, thank you very much for this reaction to the movie The Mask of the Zorro. This is one of my favorite movies of my life and very remarkable because I watched it in the movies with my mother and she always loved antonio bandeiras (my mother passed away 15 years ago). My affective memory is wonderful, as I always remember her. Another movie she liked a lot was The Mummy with Bradon Fraser, react if possible hehehehe, thanks again. Hugs from Brazil!

[@johnmorales6281]

I think she's gonna go to confession.... That had me laughing

[@skteam5913]

The cartoon THE LEGEND OF ZORRO released in 1992 was good too 🔥

[@theunknownuser9609]

El inigualable Antonio Banderas. One of the blessings of Spain.

[@thaddeusskywalker5293]

The actor that would play Captain Harrison Love would later play Reverse Flash aka Eobard Thawne in The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow.

[@robertsims7828]

Sadly these Guys didnt know it was him. hell at first i didnt know it was him and i watch this movie 70 times.

[@alucard624]

@@robertsims7828 He's hard to recognize with a full beard. Apparently the character he played Captain Love was a real person as well.

[@Destino2493]

Matt Lescher was great as Captain Love, didn’t realize he also plays Jaime Kuykendall in Narcos

[@GonyiTJ]

I love Antonio Banderas

[@aaronlawson8151]

I love how Eric's basically a kid again watching this movie. I use to watch this movie on VHS all the time growing up too!

[@anthony007]

I never realized how similar 2002's Count of Monte Cristo is to this until rewatching today.

[@scottbrundage9256]

Love that movie

[@YankeeBlues21]

Both great examples of the fun adventure movies of that era

[@Tooba-K123]

Ironically both Zorro and Count of Monte Cristo are my favorite movies.

[@Funnyj33ns]

YES!!! My favorite movies as a kid and still holds up to this day! The real inspiration for the secret identity hero especially for batman

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

Well, before him there were a couple e.g. the Scarlet Pimpernel, Deadwood Dick and the Gray Seal.

[@soupdragon1971]

The B&W Zorro serials were a staple of the Saturday morning/School holiday TV in the UK of the 1970s when I was a kid. He was always the proto-batman. I remember, seeing this film and I was totally captivated, thinking how long it had been since we'd seen a truly modern swashbuckling film.

[@stanlee06]

Catherina Zeta Jones in this movie... damn.

[@mfleming1015]

OMG I love this movie. This was the first movie I actually paid to see after getting my first job while in school. I am so excited to see this reaction.

[@JamesWiseMagic]

Oh damn i never knew yall reacted to this movie. One of my all time favorite movies growing up!

[@GReimerGaming]

This is an incredibly good film that still holds up today just as well as when it was made. The sequel is so-so but this one is excellent! One of the best bad guys lines: "You're doing well. Your brother would have shot himself by now." Chills.

[@geraldhill8854]

Joaquin Murrieta, the brother of Alejandro, was an actual figure, referred to as "The Robin Hood of the West"; a partial inspiration for Zorro. Several inspiration and references are in this film. The prison escape, possibly from "The Count of Monte Crisco". Obviously, Bruce Wayne might have used ideas for Batman from the "Mark of Zorro" film he saw on "that night". The burning "Z" in the hills is very "Bat-Signal". Interesting parallels between Zorro and Elena, a la Batman and Catwoman. Crazy enough, the idea of an elder Zorro, teaching a street urchin his way - Batman Beyond!! Your thoughts...

[@maesmydog6691]

Arthur had a round table, gathered with his most noble and loyal knights. I have a round shelf with my most beloved and adored movies. The Mask of Zorro is one of them. Glad you checked out this gold nugget ;)!

[@mikeclarke5732]

This was such a great movie Kind sad it never got a sequel *NEVER HAD A SEQUEL*

[@codyt821]

HAHAHAHAHAA

[@codyt821]

@@k.delpino1124 he knows bud he's using sarcasm

[@karlmortoniv2951]

Do we not like the other one? Somehow I missed it when it came out and never caught up with it. Should I not?

[@alucard624]

We don't talk about that feminazi abomination.

[@mikeclarke5732]

@@karlmortoniv2951 bro don’t watch it They essentially turned Zorro into an episode of power rangers/Saturday morning cartoon and not even a good one

[@tharusha.fernando]

Oh edge of tomorrow..... Can't wait...

[@mathsalot8099]

RIP Bob Anderson, the best sword-fight choreographer of all time. You can see his work in the films they mentioned as well as Highlander, Pirates of the Caribbean, James Bond and many many more.

[@MitchellFace]

I’m totally with Eric on the fact that this is a perfect movie.

[@Xandru3434]

Zeta Jones and Banderas....you can't have that much beauty on screen...TOO MUCH!

[@jonathanhallberg3009]

I think most people forget that there was actually a Zorro-series in the early 90s with Duncan Regehr. Kinda cheesy but still pretty entertaining.

[@El_Sparky]

All you need to do is place this story in Gotham and you have a Batman Beyond Movie. This movie is one of my favorites

[@tariqsalim3317]

I think this is probably the greatest swashbuckling movie ever. One of my top 10 favorite movies ever

[@secondghost]

This movie has always put a smile on my face, it's a fun ride every single time.

[@JMac7395]

FUN FACTS: The Murrieta brothers & Capt. Love were real life people. However Joaquin didn't become a wanted outlaw until after his brother & wife were murdered. Capt Harry Love & his rangers really did put Three Finger Jack's hand in a jar of alcohol. However it is alleged that Joaquin Murrieta's head was placed in a jar after he was killed, not his brother's as depicted in the movie

[@cis4659]

Was expecting a 3 sword samurai walking passed the camera but got banderas instead. Not disappointed.

[@Tekkenandgaming]

Now this is a good movie.

[@ErikSlaby]

This movie and the Zorro Tv Series from Disney in 1957 are probably my favorite interpretations of Zorro. Antonio Banderas and Guy Williams far and away are the best actors to portray Zorro. Disney should put the old Zorro tv show on Disney+ and in color, as there are full episodes in color scattered online.

[@christopherfranklin9838]

It is now on Disney+

[@_Angel_Dust]

There are many Zorro movies and series (over 40). First movie was "the Mark of Zorro" in 1920.

[@mannymartin8201]

The film was set in Alta California 1821. The inhabitants of that region were Spaniards and Criollos. Many married American men and women as to why you hear Spanish and english. 1848 became part of the US.

[@TheWilyx]

This movie is a classic!!!

[@arthurteixeira9866]

That’s one of my favorite movies of all time!! So happy to see you guys doing this! It’s the only channel reacting to it

[@AndarilhoMarco]

This movie is almost a textbook mix of spanish theater drama and melodrama translated to movie. It's delicious.

[@TrackMaster844]

Loved this movie as a kid, still very much a favorite of mine. Inspired my Zorro Cosplay

[@dancer004]

This movie... I love it so much. I was like 10 when it came out and I would watch the dvd on repeat

[@kreehomel]

This is one of the few movies I've seen at a drive-in. It was an awesome experience.

[@LeeCarlson]

Where do you think that the idea of "the Batcave" came from? Zorro is an OLD Californian legend.

[@joannesmith2484]

I watched old Zorro reruns on tv as a kid. When I was taking my daughters (then 11 and 9) to see this in the movies, they were like "Oh man, can't we go see something else?" But they absolutely LOVED it! One of them was Zorro the next Halloween. A great, fun family movie!

[@catminolte]

When I was really young, I went with my family to a party in some old house (hacienda) in the middle of nowhere (took us about three hours to get there), and during the party the owners of the house said to us "yeah, they have filmed some things in the builings around the house" turns out it was the set for the Montero hacienda! I remember I was really excited because Zorro was one of my favorite movies... Oh, I wished I had a camera that day...

[@Becky.Ray14]

I have seen this movie so many times...but now when I think about it Zorro is very Count of Monte Cristo....

[@samhaine9167]

Lmao everytime Antonio speaks I just keep imagining Puss in Boots 🤣 Omg please watch Shanghai Knights! Jackie was BADASS in that and Owen Wilson is an absolute GEM!

[@Fardawg]

Zorro started as a serialized magazine novel by Johnston McCulley in 1919 called "The Curse of Capistrano." It was supposed to be a stand alone story and Zorro reveals his identity at the end. It was made into a silent film in 1920 produced and starring Douglas Fairbanks and renamed "The Mark of Zorro." The huge success of the film and demand for more Zorro stories led McCulley to ignore the ending of his original story (except maybe the first sequel from what I remember) and write over 60 more stories about Zorro. There was a sequel with Fairbanks about the son of Zorro (Don Q) in 1925 and then the first talking Zorro film in 1936 ("The Bold Caballero") made by someone else. Movie serials of Zorro didn't start until 1937 with the first one featuring a "modern day" decedent and then one with the original Zorro in 1939. The film that Bruce usually sees is the 1940 version of "The Mark of Zorro" starring Tyrone Power. The idea that they saw Zorro the night Bruce's parents were killed came from Frank Miller's "The Dark Knight Returns" and then in his "Batman: Year One." Before that it was an unnamed film (an unnamed Brando film in one version).

[@bingdaddyty9762]

California at the time was owned by Spain, so Zorro was Spanish.

[@boboboy8189]

In novel, it's Spanish Zorro. This movie is actually sequel to old Zorro movie.

[@teodoz12]

This was my childhood, I had this movie in loop on the VHS player :')

[@cytorakdemon]

In many canons, the film Bruce and his parents saw before leaving the theater on the night they were murdered was Zorro. A fact many newer adaptation overlook.

[@claudiomontufar4180]

Zorro!!! My favorite super hero!! Ive seen everything and keep going back to Zorro!, I love Zorro!

[@The_Wandering_Hobbit]

This is a really fun movie, and I'm glad you gave me an excuse to watch it again. :D I know the sequel is not quite as good, but I still hope you guys react to it.

[@CMonty]

Fun fact - Captain Love played Eobard Thawne on The Flash

[@Gab1s16]

This movie I feel is very underrated! It is incredible! Practical effects. Amazing fights. Incredible story telling. Well rounded character and acting! Some of the most beautiful shots in film. The SCORE by James Horner Is amazing! It’s epic. To me it was one of the last of its time. You don’t see movies like this anymore. The industry desperately needs films like this again.

[@rebootcomputa]

One of my favourite movies growing in Spain.

[@TheOneWhoLaughs101]

One of the most underrated movies ever IMO!!! It's one of the best revenge movies also.

[@juancagerez2127]

La película de mi infancia. Saludos desde Argentina 👋

[@hugoalcaraz5903]

This movie is my childhood ! I am si happy you are reacting to this ! And i just Want to Say you are in my opinion the best reacting Channel on KZbin i love what you do !!! ❤️❤️

[@christianmelendez2850]

One of my favorite movies. Thanks for doing this one.

[@gluuuuue]

I think the setting for Zorro is Spanish California (which, according to Wikipedia, is the period 1769-1821, and in contrast to the subsequent period of 1821-1846, referred to as Mexican California) in Pueblo de Los Angeles, which would eventually become LA (thus after 1781). (Of course, it was all conceived of and written by an American pulp author, Johnston McCulley, so... But Zorro's pretty notable for being one of the earliest prototypes for what would eventually become the superhero genre. (I think the Scarlet Pimpernel might have been written earlier..?))

[@bryanandersonmt]

I love this movie so much, i need to watch it again, it's been a long time. I watched it so many times cause it would be streamed in open broadcast channels very often where i live

[@greenieaka2411]

I loved this movie. Still do. Even though the sequel is not so good, I still enjoy it too (gasp). I even read the book that came out in 2005 by Isabel Allende. Translated into English of course. It is likely a much better read in its original Spanish, but still a fun Zorro story. I miss stories like this. The Shadow with Alec Baldwin and Ian McKellen before he got famous in America. Classic. Wish they'd bring back the OG superhero, Scarlet Pimpernel.

[@CLDJ227]

It's been a long time since I've seen this film or it's sequel. I appreciate filmmaking, stunts, action, romance, one shot camera tricks, and characters a lot more as an adult.

[@danielfrank2985]

This movie and it’s sequel were such a huge part of my childhood so much nostalgia

[@Plasmagon99]

This is a classic of my childhood. Thanks for the reaction!

[@LordMack01]

Ou yes, completely agree with everything at the beginning. Mask of Zorro, Golden eye, Pirates of the Carribean-big yes. Casino Royale-not so much.

[@ezj8262]

Zorro was one inspiration for the Batman character...though the tropes of wealthy vigilante were inspired from characters which came before, but I think the root character of inspiration was the Scarlet Pimpernel. Modern-day comic book characters were inspired by Pulp Fiction Magazines, and the Detective characters were the other inspirational element - combine that with Wes Roland's the Bat. I used to have a list of all the inspirational characters, including the Ghost Detective (aka the Green Ghost) -- note: tribute was made to this character from Batman the animated series - but called him the Gray Ghost, Sherlock Holmes, Dick Tracy, Night Hawk (Thurston Kyle), The Shadow, Zorro, The Phantom, The Lone Ranger, The Black Bat

[@DoremiFasolatido1979]

The thing with her calling him father at the end... . It's mostly her recognizing that he's dying, and that her "father's" death wasn't his fault. Yes, he killed the man, but Raphael brought it on himself, and Diego fought for her sake as well. So, having lost one father, and seemingly gained another, only to lose him right away as well...she called Diego "father" so that he could pass on in peace. I don't think she really felt it fully at that time, but I believe she cared about him enough to be able to say it for his sake.

[@EScoglio]

I remember seeing this in theaters as a kid and I still remember when Alejandro finally stabs Captain Love, the whole audience erupted in applause.

[@bcdey84]

This movie is amazing. I remember loving it as a kid when it came out. The music is amazing. Ya'll should watch the sequel, it's awesome as well!

[@kristinewagnon1738]

The best! I'm in love with this movie :) thank you for reacting!

[@reflectionist]

XD - I saw a comment on another Blind Wave video that said, "Screw Blind Wave, I'm Eric!" And it looks like... Eric saw that, LOL.

[@acdragonrider]

10:58: “Stick them with the pointy end.”

[@3ValiD]

Theres an old interview where he talks about doin all the stunts himself even the horse scene remeber he was a stuntman before a full actor

[@BiasFree]

YES! I'm a huge Zorro fan! Use to watch the old Disney show before bed on Disney Channel.

[@213byron]

I remember watching this as a kid . Zorro is underrated

[@TheMaskedChef7]

: Do you know how to fight with this thing ? : Yes Stick them with the pointy end

[@benamaart3982]

Oh my gosh I love this movie! Great reaction guys!