2.5/4  A fair sequel
Somewhat generic sequel to The Mask of Zorro which manages to incorporate some rousing action sequences, though the presence of Anthony Hopkins is sorely missed in this outing and the villains are disappointing. Antonio Banderas and Cathe... (read full)

5/5 Yep!
  by Wade S. Pennell (heartland,usa)
AAAAAHHH! CATHERINE!!! I almost didnt notice zorro because i was in a dreamy trance over her!! HA-HA! But really this is very nice on blu ray.

5/5 Banderas IS Zorro!!!!!!!
  by L. R. Kooiman (Inglis, FL)
Lights, camera, ACTION!!! As much as I enjoyed his intro as Zorro, in The Mask of Zorro, I was thrilled with this sequel. I've loved many a Zorro in my time, but Banderas puts just enough "human frailty" into the character to make him my all-time favorite! Catherine Zeta-Jones is beautiful as ever, and it's great to see her character come alive with some 'female fire'. My only critique that could be considered the least bit negative is that the use of the terms "Mom" and "Dad" was totally out of the time period. But then, even Tornado, the horse, was given a few "lines"..... I just had a great time watching this movie...... again and again!

4/5 Huh?
  by Dorothy E. Garnett (California)
Kind of confusing, but being a Zorro fan, I enjoyed the action. Antonio Banderas makes a very dashing Zorro. I wish they had used one of the alternate beginnings/endings for the film, but all in all I liked it.

5/5 definitely worth watching
  by xCitrine (USA)
I've watched this movie 6 times in the past week and I don't really tire of the movie at all. I'd have liked to have seen a bit more action and less exaggerated vocals from Zeta-Jones during a sword fight. (eh, her character annoyed me at times...)Overall it was an amazing film and I highly recommend it. It's been awhile since I've seen The Mask but I seem to have enjoyed this one more. Both were very, very good and well made! The special featurettes in the special edition DVDs are fun to watch as well~
I'd buy this movie if I were you (:

1/5 WOW. What a disappointment
  by D. Reid Smith (East TN)
If you liked the first one (The Mask of Zorro, and I did), you will most likely NOT like this one. It is made for 6-olds. Anyone older will be groaning and holding his head throughout. I will not repeat all the one-star reviews, since they covered it, and I agree with them.