Whereas usually there was only one Zorro, this time they have the famous Zorro (Anthony Hopkins) teaching a new one (Antonio Banderas) how to fight oppression in 1841 California. Granted, "The Mask of Zorro" is pretty corny; it mostly consists of people sword-fighting, jumping on and off tables, and such things (there's always conveniently something for him to use), but it is a good look at the history of the Golden State. Of course, I had never heard of Catherine Zeta-Jones before this, but she was quite impressive here, and has done some impressive stuff since. All in all, a pretty fun movie.
Oh, and "zorro" means "fox" in Spanish. I would assume that women are supposed to consider him a fox.
Oh, and "zorro" means "fox" in Spanish. I would assume that women are supposed to consider him a fox.