D'artagnan Vs Zorro
D'Artagnan(Justin Chambers) vs Zorro (Antonio Banderas)
D'artagnan has his sword.
Zorro has his sword.
Battle is taking place in one of castle chambers of King Ludwik XIII.
The Zorro is suspected of killing the king, D'artaganan chase Zorro , in one of the king's chamber he must fight with D'artagnan to death.
Who will win in this fencing duel?
Originally posted by the ninjak
Rascist!+ Zorro's fight scenes don't compare. And those 50 guys must've sucked.
Musketeers takes on hundreds.
+ D'artagnan kills for fun. Zorro has his whole scratch a Z in the xhest and let em live thing. It will prove his undoing.
Zorro's better; he wins. Just accept it.
Originally posted by the ninjak
How is he better? His fight against the man on the train with double blades was laughable.D'artagnan's parry and impact strikes sent men flying. Almost superhuman in strength.
Because he has a lightsabre, dude.
Oh my god - that trailer is amazing. D'artagnan uses his environment sooo much better than Zorro does. In the films, the best Zorro does is fling himself out of hiding from an upper story to land on the square below.
But D'artagnan... that fight with the barrels... was genius, and the ladders.
And you can't really say that Zorro has more people to fight at one time - the Musketeers are few in the story, and more and more soldiers and gendarmes become loyal to the Cardinal. If you relook at that fight in the storage room, D'artagnan uses his surroundings so he doesn't have guards on him like a pack of flies - but Antonio Banderas's Zorro [in both movies] uses the movie trick of being set upon by every enemy within miles, and then having them stand in line so he can fight them one by one.
D'artagnan wins this over and over.
Originally posted by Robtard
Because he has a lightsabre, dude.
If only the light-saber could cut through Kiefer Sutherland's apparently heat-resistant sword.
Originally posted by siriuswriter
Oh my god - that trailer is amazing. D'artagnan uses his environment sooo much better than Zorro does. In the films, the best Zorro does is fling himself out of hiding from an upper story to land on the square below.But D'artagnan... that fight with the barrels... was genius, and the ladders.
Zorro is all over using his environment from maps, to cannon balls, to changing level as you hinted at.
Originally posted by siriuswriter
And you can't really say that Zorro has more people to fight at one time - the Musketeers are few in the story, and more and more soldiers and gendarmes become loyal to the Cardinal. If you relook at that fight in the storage room, D'artagnan uses his surroundings so he doesn't have guards on him like a pack of flies - but Antonio Banderas's Zorro [in both movies] uses the movie trick of being set upon by every enemy within miles, and then having them stand in line so he can fight them one by one.
Both end up in one bad guy at a time fights and all the bad guys come in at once fights. Depending on the needs of the choreography/set. Again while you scoffed at it. Zorro changing levels isolates opponents or forces them to catch him/fight his fight.
Truth is both make solid us of their surroundings in a tactical/situational awareness/battle field advantage sense. Though Zorro seems more creative about it and better at using the battle field itself as a weapon as well as anything in it.