Zorro, The Gay Blade, 1981, PG, 1h 35m




Runtime: 95 minutes
Age Rating: PG
Release Date: July 24, 1981

Studio: 20th Century Fox
Franchise: Zorro
Franchise Position: 5th

George Hamilton stars in this comedic take on the Zorro legend, portraying both Don Diego Vega and his flamboyant twin brother, Bunny, who takes up the mantle when Zorro is incapacitated.

Ratings:
My Rating: 7.0/10
The Dove Foundation: PG
IMDb: 6.7/10
Rotten Tomatoes: 81% (Audience)
Metacritic: N/A

Plot Summary:
The film follows Zorro as he fights corrupt politicians in Spanish California. When he is injured, his twin brother Bunny disguises himself as a colorful version of Zorro to continue the fight. The movie combines swordplay, satire, and slapstick humor.

Critics Review:
Critics praised Hamilton’s dual performance, clever humor, and entertaining swordplay. The film is considered a lighthearted parody of the classic Zorro legend.

Christian Perspective:
Highlights courage, cleverness, and using one’s gifts for good. While humorous in nature, it promotes defending the oppressed and fighting injustice, aligning loosely with Christian moral values.

Family Friendliness:
Mild action and comedic violence make this film suitable for family viewing. PG rating indicates generally safe content for children.

Notable Songs:
N/A

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