grell851 | 11 points | Nov 08 2017 12:24:17

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Tyrone Power was a superstar from the mid-1930s to the late 1950s when he suffered a fatal heart attack during a fencing scene for a film he was producing.

This version of Zorro demonstrates that he was one of the finest fencers of his time having studied swordplay from his youth. Some people said he was the best and others said Basil Rathbone was the best, so in this film we see two masters attempting to 'kill' each other.

This second version of Zorro begins in Spain at a military academy. The only son of a rich Californian is called home before his graduation and quickly begins deceiving almost everyone he meets in order to correct various wrongs. He portrays the gay blade as an eloquent fop to the disgust family and friends, while - in one way or another - disarming the rest of society. As the night begins, so does his crusading.

The film is in glorious black and white; it is exciting, funny, adventurous, and highly entertaining.

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