the only country in the world that has no land, it is 100% border
— the legend of zorro, 2005
i avoided it when it came out because it was panned but as it mixes elements from robert rodriguez, hercules/xena camp, and complex family-community relations — lots of social layers in the interactions — and in-jokes between characters and between narrator/viewer — i don’t think it’s like some hidden masterpiece but i think one who’d slam this would also dislike peking opera blues and be wrong twice — because neither movie was talking to them, in particular.
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