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Rob Reiner; ; Genre=Fantasy, Family; Actor=Cary Elwes; When the lovely Buttercup is kidnapped by a g.hastly gang intent on fermenting an international incident they find they are pursued by the Dread Pirate Roberts who just might be Westley, her one true love. Also after everyone is nasty Prince Humperdinck to whom Buttercup is now betrothed but who seems to care little for her continued survival. The stage is set for swordfights, monsters, and tortures - but will Grandpa be allowed to finish telling the story with all these kissy bits?; Country=USA

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Do a barrel roll xDD i love that part. One of the greatest movies ever.

I love the part b4 westly leaves. so romantic. I think the could've ran down instead of fall

We're still talking about this movie. Why? Because it's such a great movie. I miss Andre so much. Part of the brilliance of this scene is that neither Westley nor Inigo are REALLY trying to kill each other, they're just having fun with the fight. I swear Vizzini lisping reminds me of Dustin from Stranger Things. Is this what dr gordon does in his spare time. I didn't have this theory about "The Princess Bride" for years, until I came close to the age of the grandfather that Peter Falk portrays.
Here's my theory. The grandfather goes to the bedside of his grandson, portrayed by Fred Savage, prepared to do what grandfathers do - read him a story. But no, the grandson protests. Does it have sports in it? This is a silly "yucky" story full of kissing. Skip the kissing parts! So the grandfather decides to teach the grandson a lesson (the beginning of my theory. He takes what was probably a straightforward tale of love lost and found again, of giants and evil princes and rescues and magic spells, and embellishes it with the wisdom that can only come from living sixty years on this planet. Because, let's face it, The Princess Bride as we are told has much wisdom in it.
What are the chances that a story that has been around for a hundred years has lines such as "You fell victim to one of the classic blunders - the most famous of which is "never get involved in a land war in Asia. Only somebody who lived through the Vietnam War era (the grandfather) would come up with this. Too bad Dubya wasn't read this book as a child. Then there is the bit about the Dread Pirate Roberts - an unseen villain who turns out to be a series of villains. He would tuck Wesley into bed each night after he captured him and say "Good night, Westley. Good work. Sleep well. I'll most likely kill you in the morning." What other sentence so captures the sentiment of working for large corporations these days who will throw you out into the street without a backwards glance? The book hits how people believe something is real or not real based merely on their feelings about it with this zinger as Wesley carries the princess through a dangerous swamp. She cautions him about the ROUS's (Rodents of Unusual Size. Wesley's defense. I don't think they exist. One immediately attacks.
And finally a great quote about love. An angry Prince Humperdinck after being rejected by Buttercup goes to where Wesley is about to be tortured and states "You truly love each other, and so you might have been truly happy. Not one couple in a century has that chance, no matter what the storybooks say." Only after kissing frogs for decades can I say this is so true. And on it goes.
Thus most of the wisdom of living modern life can be found in this tale within a tale, and I highly recommend it for its humor, its wisdom, and uniqueness. I don't think I've seen anything quite like it.

And why she isn't recognizing his voice? Hm the mystery of of fairy tales.

I saw this movie when I was 8 years old. I'm almost 40 now and I have yet to see a one on one duel which tops the sheer class, ability, and grace of Mandy Patinkin and Carrey Elwes. Still the most amazing classical sword fight I've ever seen. And I grew up watching the likes of Errol Flynn and Basil Rathbone. One of my three favorite movies. Saw this at theater, own it on DVD, and I never get tired of watching it. Every time I watch is as fun and as entertaining as the first time.

This is the best movie fight me When i was like younger when Westley was like “Im not left handed either” i was like “oh s h i t oh s h i t thats TEA W O W” i was so shocked 😂. One of the best movies I'v seen, definitely. It's also one of the rare ones that are all around perfect. Cary Elwes is beautiful, and fun, and great to watch. His attitude and the way he acted fitted his role so wonderful words can't describe. Romance was beautiful. Comedy parts were funny. Bad guys looked and sounded like bad guys. Some parts were a little bit scary when they needed to be. It was believable and witty. Most things and people looked real, and the things that didn't, you didn't mind, because it didn't ruin much of the effect of what the scene tried to convey. In the end, it was inspiring and fulfilling, where in the end, you felt closure and it finished off nicely. Excellent movie.

I chuckled at the opening, snickered at the mostly dead part, cried laughing at GET BACK WITCH. only Billy Crystal could do that with Carol Kane..

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