Mark of Zorro, The, 1920, NR, 1h 31m




Runtime: 91 minutes
Age Rating: NR
Release Date: August 15, 1920

Studio: Douglas Fairbanks Pictures
Franchise: Zorro
Franchise Position: 1st

Silent swashbuckling classic starring Douglas Fairbanks Sr. as Don Diego Vega, a wealthy nobleman who becomes the masked hero Zorro to fight injustice and tyranny in Spanish California.

Ratings:
My Rating: 7.5/10
The Dove Foundation: N/A
IMDb: 7.7/10
Rotten Tomatoes: N/A
Metacritic: N/A

Plot Summary:
Don Diego Vega leads a double life as Zorro, protecting the oppressed peasants from corrupt officials. The film established many conventions for future Zorro adaptations, including the signature black mask, cape, and swordplay.

Critics Review:
Praised for its thrilling action sequences, charismatic performance by Fairbanks, and pioneering stunt work. Considered a defining silent-era adventure film.

Christian Perspective:
Promotes justice, courage, and protecting the vulnerable, which aligns with Christian moral values of defending the weak and upholding righteousness.

Family Friendliness:
Silent-era action film with no graphic violence; suitable for older children and family viewing.

Notable Songs:
N/A

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