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  1. CW: A Zorro rant…

    #Zorro is a rich and fully developed character. His alter-ego, Don Diego de la Vega, was classically trained both in education and swordsmanship in Spain, returned to the territory of California when a dictator threatened its people; thus de la Vega adopted the mantle of Zorro. Unlike most heroes, Zorro *loves* fighting, and often literally does it with a smile on his face. It’s fantastic.

    I still cannot understand why the Antonio Banderas movie #TheMaskOfZorro only briefly nods to the de la Vega storyline and chooses to make the new Zorro, just some dude. May as well name him Bob. Bob Zorro. Hell the George Hamilton Zorro nailed more of the spirit of what Zorro should be.

    Also, use of Max Steiner’s theme from the Adventures of Don Juan, *chef’s kiss*.

  2. CW: A Zorro rant…

    #Zorro is a rich and fully developed character. His alter-ego, Don Diego de la Vega, was classically trained both in education and swordsmanship in Spain, returned to the territory of California when a dictator threatened its people; thus de la Vega adopted the mantle of Zorro. Unlike most heroes, Zorro *loves* fighting, and often literally does it with a smile on his face. It’s fantastic.

    I still cannot understand why the Antonio Banderas movie #TheMaskOfZorro only briefly nods to the de la Vega storyline and chooses to make the new Zorro, just some dude. May as well name him Bob. Bob Zorro. Hell the George Hamilton Zorro nailed more of the spirit of what Zorro should be.

    Also, use of Max Steiner’s theme from the Adventures of Don Juan, *chef’s kiss*.

  3. CW: A Zorro rant…

    #Zorro is a rich and fully developed character. His alter-ego, Don Diego de la Vega, was classically trained both in education and swordsmanship in Spain, returned to the territory of California when a dictator threatened its people; thus de la Vega adopted the mantle of Zorro. Unlike most heroes, Zorro *loves* fighting, and often literally does it with a smile on his face. It’s fantastic.

    I still cannot understand why the Antonio Banderas movie #TheMaskOfZorro only briefly nods to the de la Vega storyline and chooses to make the new Zorro, just some dude. May as well name him Bob. Bob Zorro. Hell the George Hamilton Zorro nailed more of the spirit of what Zorro should be.

    Also, use of Max Steiner’s theme from the Adventures of Don Juan, *chef’s kiss*.

  4. CW: A Zorro rant…

    #Zorro is a rich and fully developed character. His alter-ego, Don Diego de la Vega, was classically trained both in education and swordsmanship in Spain, returned to the territory of California when a dictator threatened its people; thus de la Vega adopted the mantle of Zorro. Unlike most heroes, Zorro *loves* fighting, and often literally does it with a smile on his face. It’s fantastic.

    I still cannot understand why the Antonio Banderas movie #TheMaskOfZorro only briefly nods to the de la Vega storyline and chooses to make the new Zorro, just some dude. May as well name him Bob. Bob Zorro. Hell the George Hamilton Zorro nailed more of the spirit of what Zorro should be.

    Also, use of Max Steiner’s theme from the Adventures of Don Juan, *chef’s kiss*.

  5. CW: A Zorro rant…

    is a rich and fully developed character. His alter-ego, Don Diego de la Vega, was classically trained both in education and swordsmanship in Spain, returned to the territory of California when a dictator threatened its people; thus de la Vega adopted the mantle of Zorro. Unlike most heroes, Zorro *loves* fighting, and often literally does it with a smile on his face. It’s fantastic.

    I still cannot understand why the Antonio Banderas movie only briefly nods to the de la Vega storyline and chooses to make the new Zorro, just some dude. May as well name him Bob. Bob Zorro. Hell the George Hamilton Zorro nailed more of the spirit of what Zorro should be.

    Also, use of Max Steiner’s theme from the Adventures of Don Juan, *chef’s kiss*.