The reason Phantom 2040 worked was because it was a cartoon.
#3
sixpackshaker
Zorro is one of my favorite matinee heroes...
I don't want this.
#4
Jay
#5
sixpackshaker
Where did you get that great pic of Angela Lansbury?
#6
ThatNickGuy
Ehhhh, honestly? I can buy into the idea. Most of the settings in Zorro have always been this downtrodden view of Mexico; even the large places that the bad guys run. Those are more like fortified castles. Zorro was always kind of a wild west setting, so moving it over to a post-apocalyptic setting is pretty close to interchangeable. Added at: 07:25
Of course, whether that interchangeability means it'll be actually good is another thing altogether.
#7
Charlie Don't Surf
Also, they got a great actor for Zorro.
#8
ThatNickGuy
I'm suddenly picturing him carve a Z into the hull of a ship with a laser.
Okay, that'd be kinda awesome.
#9
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#10
Espy
Zorro has been done so many times and in such similar ways that, combined with my lack or real attachment to the character, I'm open to a big change in the setting for the movie.
Ok.. I gotta admit, lightsabers made that totally more epic.
#12
Norris
I can live with this. If the script is good, there's no reason it can't work...but there's the rub. Post apocalypse is cheaper to make than a well done period piece, and if the reason for the change was purely financial then the script becomes somewhat suspect.
#13
ThatNickGuy
Like Muppets, everything is infinitely better when you add light sabres.