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Mark of Zorro - Fencing Fight !

Mark of Zorro, 1940 ! Tyrone power&Linda Darnell This Fencing battle scene is amazing , wow !  
 
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TheMazurka (1 week ago) Show Hide
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look at that footwork
UnrealK9999 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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awesomeeeeee
Primevals33 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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60 years later, and this fight is still the best sword fight ever. Bar none.
ejeevika (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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power is incredible...what eyes!....amazing
RomperSuit (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Good stuff. Scenes like this were the inspiration for insult combat in the 'Monkey Island' games
sturnfield7783 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I agree, that's why it is best to not drag out a real fight.
wolfdragga (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Rathbone was amazing, he specifically wore those boots to accentuate his lunges.
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I think it is realistic that the fight stayed clean. Especially for the time period, people tried to fight honorably when duelling (even to weird excesses, like the turn-based duel in Barry Lyndon). Considering how proud the Captain was about his fencing, he probably preferred to keep it clean and show off from the beginning. By the time he tried to get dirty, he was too tired (only managing a scratch) and Diego could put him on the defensive against the wall and finish him.
TangomanX2008 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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turn based duel? are we talking swords or firearms? I can't imagine a turned based swordfight, but a turned based firearm makes sense.
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I am surprised that neither carried at least a dagger, but that would be more authentic.

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