Everything Wrong With The Princess Bride In Inconceivable Minutes Or Less
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2020
- The Princess Bride is one of the greatest movies ever made, full stop.
We still sinned it, because that's sort of what we do, and we've been doing it for, like, 8 years now. Not sure why you're surprised.
Thursday: 2019 award-season sins.
Remember, no movie is without sin. Which movie's sins should we count next?
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Removing the sin for "You killed my father" without even having to explain it.
Good. Good.
Personally, I'm more partial to "I want my father back, you son of a bitch" but I get it.
@@FightingDuskstalker that line written out sounds like something Fez from that 70' show would say.
“My name is inigo montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die”
I've never seen this movie nor have any intention to but I was glad a sin was removed for that part as well
Priscilla Jimenez you should probably make an intention to. It’s probably the most iconic movie of all time
“Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.”
*Removes a sin without saying a word.*
Me: YESSSSS!!!!!!!!
Should have removed about 30 sins, the line is that good.
I'm so sad that he left out some really good Inigo scenes like when he says someone is following them and when he just keeps saying that line to the six fingered douche.
Jared would've removed like 12 sins
Got my ex bf a coffee mug with that quote, it was awesome. The guy, not so much. Lol. Damn good movie.
E KNEE GYO ... potentially not INNA GO. ;)
Tobi Won Kanogy 11:14. Plus, I spell-checked it before commenting.
I'm personally taking off five sins for the line "I want my father back, you son of a bitch." If what I've heard is correct, the actor for Inigo connected with it a lot because he thought of his own father that died of cancer. Makes it more powerful and sad in my opinion.
Thank you for sharing this
I never thought of it before, but the three kidnappers running the ship without a crew is proof that Inigo will be a fine pirate. He can run it single-hand.
Fezzik helped him.
@@jeffcarroll1990shock he was also being directed by Vicinni.
I doubt he'd be a good DPR. He's too much of a gentlemen. Pirates are notoriously ungentlemanly.
Cinema sins: "Where are the parents?"
Also Cinema sins: "Where did the PB&Js come from?"
Somehow I think these two questions might answer each other
And cancel out the sins on each question.
the closet is still suspicious
@@punnequraq want in to get clothes for their outing later in the day
@@punnequraq The parents were in the closet.
Honestly, I just can't wait for Th3Birdman to rip on this one, too.
Westley: Give us the gate key.
Yellin: I have no gate key.
Inigo Montoya: Fezzik, tear his arms off.
Yellin: Oh, you mean this gate key.
Sin removed for this man's wisdom!
Inigo: Fezzik, jog his memory.
*thunk*
Fezzik: I'm sorry Inigo. I didn't mean to jog him so hard.
I want to like but you have 69 likes
This always reminded me of chewie
@@1029link : Then like the 69 likes while you have the chance.
Honestly, "inconceivable" implies that one cannot even conceive of the idea, or imagine that something could possibly happen. He used the word incorrectly because it's definitely possible to conceive of the things that happen in front of him.
I do not think it means what you think it means
Exactly. And every time he says it is immediately AFTER he has witnessed the event IN PERSON with his own eyes, so Inigo's statement is 100% valid.
I was thinking the same thing, entirely conceivable situations, I mean if he had thrown on a jetpack or simply jumped all the way up in one go, Then it would be appropriate
Wow, you took grammar police to the next level
Also that is a reference to the movie man , they do that
4:32 Given Wesley's extreme competence, I suspect that Inigo's over-abundance of fair play actually saved Inigo's life by making Inigo sympathetic in Wesley's eyes, especially by giving Inigo time to tell his sad backstory.
Especially when you consider he is the DPR who ravages ships without consequence or bias.
Westley's competence should have been a sin on it's own in my opinion.
Inigo has done nothing but learn swordplay for 20 years, and he is defeated by someones whos been studying for only 5 years?
@@user-pi3hd2bt3fSome people are more naturally talented though. He didn't know his abilities while a farm boy.
You fell victim to one of the classic blunders. There is nothing wrong with The Princess Bride.
It's boring and dumb🙄🙄😂
@@minaldhurve8988 it's okay, not everyone can have impeccable taste
@@amiralevine2806 ??????
@@minaldhurve8988 its an idiot in its wild habitat, its so stupid, the scientific name is Homo-Stupidus, now this is not an endangered species and it is not dangerous so we can insult as much as we like, but dont use big words otherwise it will be to confused to be able to live anymore. OI DIPSHIT TAKE YO HEAD OUT YOUR ASS AND WATCH THE MOVIE PROPERLY INSTEAD OF COMMENTING ON A RUclips VIDEO WITH A FEW CLIPS OF IT.
End of video
“It’s just that masks are terribly comfortable. I think everyone will be wearing them in the future.”
-The Dread Pirate Roberts
Not everybody, just folks that care about other people's health more than they care about having a hot face.
He just got the half of the face wrong. It happens!
@@ajc1080 Signal that virtue! SIGNAL IT!!!
@@timber72 Don't tell me what to do 😉
@@ajc1080 I'm risking hypoxia FOR YOU, ya ungrateful science denier! Wait, are masks working or not working again? Seriously, with all the flip flopping, I'm just going to put on the Micheal Meyers mask and start terrifying people for laughs
I’m surprised he didn’t say anything about how if no one has ever made it out of the fire swamp alive, how do people know what the three dangers are? That should be the only sin for this whole movie, it’s a masterpiece
Because their friend stands outside and listens to their dying friend about what they have found.
Sort of like: "If it's a 'Cave of no Return', how does anyone know what's inside of it?"
@@cloudyrae04 ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Nahh this movie isn't
The ones who made it out alive are the ones who only encountered the firejets and the lightning sand, which is why Westley didn't think the ROUS's existed.
My favorite part will always be Billy crystal lifting up the dead guys hand and letting it drop, looking at them and saying, “I’ve seen worse.”
My mom always said "goodbye boys, have fun storming the castle" whenever my brother and I left the house.
My dad does it too
your mom is the best
This is cute as shit
That is funny and so cool of your mom.
my math teacher did that
"Why do you wear a mask?"
"Oh its just they are terribly comfy. I think everyone will be wearing them in the future..."
*Little did he Know...*
@Reed Moore: I keep saying that if I ever get to go back in time, I'll tell people that in the future, everybody's gonna be ninjas.
Damnit
Wait, Wesley's mask only covered his eyes
wear*
I watched this with my brother the other day and we both cracked TF up when this part happened
Also, I think the part where Wesley talks about dismembering Humperdink deserved a sin off because it's genius.
Actually, it deserved all the sins off, then remove the same number of sins as there are words in that speech.
not to mention all the great insults he throws to A PRINCE. warthog faced baffoon is excellent
Right? If I ever have a villain monologue, I hope it's that epic masterpiece.
Especially the "Wrong! Your ears you keep..." part.
People forget Buttercup probably didn't have a choice about marrying the prince. His threat to hit her, & verbally harrassing her isn't love.
He actually slaps her in the book.
@@elenarodriguez7809I assumed most people hadn't read the book, most have only seen the movie.
Doesn't sound like Westley at all...
Wait....
Guess she has a type. Lol.
LOL. I don't blame him. And remember she gets him back. She does push him off a ravine in the book and the movie.
From André the Giant
's wiki
"He appeared most notably as Fezzik, his own favorite role, in the 1987 film The Princess Bride. Both the film and his performance retain a devoted following. In shoot interviews, wrestlers have stated that he was so proud of being in the film that he carried a copy everywhere he went and insisted a VCR be available in his hotel rooms on the road so he could watch it repeatedly."
if this is true. it makes me so happy. :)
@@Prakriti2041 Same though
Sadly he died in 1993
Awww!!! That's adorable!!! 💕💕💕. I love it! Honestly, I love watching this movie over and over again just so I can see Fezzik. Fun Fact: did anybody know that Andre the Giant suffered from gigantism? If u don't know what that is, look it up. Odds are you'll see Andre's picture along with the definition. He's pretty much one of the most famous people with gigantism. It's sad, but it's also inspiring. I wish I could've met Andre. From one giant to another.
This is so wholesome 🥰
I think the "I'm not left handed either" needs a sin off. While small, it is a fantastic twist that no one saw coming that really made Wesly into the icon he is.
I'm left-handed, but both Inigo and Wesley could best me left-handed with their right hand tied behind their back in a sword fight any day.
They both didn't want the fight to be over too quickly
Fun fact! The line also shows up as a reference in many media. For example in this comic about Loki called Loki: Agent of Asgard
Carey Elwes wrote a memoir about filming "The Princess Bride," - he himself reads the audiobook version. I recommend it a *lot.* The duel at the Cliffs of Insanity is the highlight of the book, and is in fact the last scene they shot since Elwes and Patankin had to practice *so* much.
I was fourty- five before I realized how dirty that line is!
Ok ok, but let's be honest, Cary Elwes is an amazing actor.
He was also amazing in Saw
@@liamaltork2551 He was also really good in Psych.
He was really good on Seinfeld.
Rob Reiner said he couldn't have done the movie without him, which is true. He is the only actor able to cover all those emotions at once.
And glory
I feel like we need a sin off for Cary Elwes’ luscious hair.
I second this lol.
That's a wig
Cinema Sins: We're doing Princess Bride!
Everyone: So you have chosen death.
They could have chosen cake. But, no...
@@DonP_is_lostagain Well, they were out of cake.
@@zombieneith7 Only had 3 bits, they didn't expect such a rush!
Video: "this movie is basically perfect"
Comments: "you're trashing this movie how dare you I'm so angry"
Well this movie sucks so it’s fine
You missed Wesley’s comment on how he thinks everyone will be wearing masks in a few years
That's what I was thinking!!!
oh my god. this proves i havent watched this movie recently, and of course this movie tells the future, it is godly.
"2020!" *ding
That's not the kind of mask he was talking about ... unless you're wearing your covid mask over your eyes ... in which case, I think you're doing it wrong.
@@RavenCain23 You don't wear yours that way?
I cant believe you overlooked the amazing delivery of Mandy as Inigo when he plunges the sword Rugen's chest saying "I want my father back you son-of-a-bitch!" I believe that total deserved a sin reversal especially given the context of why he delivered it so passionately. The actors real father had recently lost his battle with pancreatic cancer before filming and that was him demanding his real father back. really touching.
“I want my father back you son of a bitch” such a powerful line favorite part of the movie still gives me chills ⚔️
“There's a shortage of perfect movies in this world. It would be a pity to damage this one,”- Cary Elwes (Westley)
Grandpa to Grandson*
@@tommythecat7752 Uhhhh no, literally Cary Elwes irl and Westley in the movie.
@@CuracaoCow : But in-universe, the Grandfather said it to the Grandson.
@@tobybartels8426 Still no, Westley said that to Buttercup... about her breasts.....
heroselene 100 points to you! 50 points taken from Tortoise. 🤣
Does anyone else say “roll credits” when they hear the movie title within the movie?
Joel Guerrero yup
I have. Sometimes saying it aloud and now I'm pissing off my family🤣🤣
helo
No.
No, I pull a Peter Griffin....
/watch?v=lospTnfovr8
"We're sure to find him as long as he's located on the Equator or Prime Meridian" 🤣
I’m glad you said “this movie is basically perfect”. I was skeptical about the core concept behind cinema sins for a minute there :)
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
One of the most obvious reverse dings in this channel's history.
Deserved more than one sin off, more like.. 20.. At least 🤣
there should have been a sin removed for every time he said that line to his father's killer, and for his conviction alone that allowed him to keep going, to finally seek hold of his revenge despite being as injured as he was.
I would also remove one for Inigo's final line to the count. "I want my father back you son of a bitch."
There should have been 5 for when he finally kills him. One of the most satisfying subplots in movie history.
"where are the parents?" am I the only one who's parents would leave for a full day and let my grandparents look after me? Like why not
Thank you.
Also he sins when they had "a break for PB & J" um...hello mom brought them up... How did the parents not check in them...WTF?!? Again hello sandwiches .
Nope - my grandparents would often babysit my brother and me when we were little!
I think this dude's grandfather did something to him.
I had chicken pox a year or so before this movie came out, and it turned out the only person in my family who had chicken pox previously was my grandfather, and so he was stuck as the one taking care of us through fevers and rashes while everybody else avoided our home like the plague until we got better. He told us stories, but not best screenplay oscar stories.
“Wow. Savage”
Literally Fred Savage😂
I love whenever someone references "Miss Jackson if you're nasty." That line pops into my head every single time I hear the mention of the name Jackson.
Left out one the best lines by Westley - “Life is pain highness anyone who tells you differently is selling something”
I say that to my kids all the time.
I'm sure this line has always confused bondage gear salesmen.
he left it out because it wasn't a sin worthy line
@@ichijofestival2576 meh
*art imitating life imitating life imitating an all night insomnia fest of watching infomercials and nuanced appreciation and over indulgence and consumption of recreational ethanol without the secondary liver to thwart the damaging effect that result from such reckless solitary activities*
CinemaSins: Everything Wrong with The Princess Bride.
Me: Sharpening pitchfork.
CinemaSins: We like this movie.
Me: Lowers pitchfork.
Thank you for picking up the "your majesty"/"your highness" discrepancy. I ALWAYS shout about that
2:42 The book (and yes, believe it or not, the movie about a book is actually based on a book about a book) actually gives some more context in that it provides some backstory for Fezzik and Inigo. Thing is, Fezzik was always pretty big as a kid and so his parents eventually decided that they wanted to make him a wrestler. But it really made him unhappy since, even though he won all of his fights, people booed at him because he was utterly massive and only winning due to his strength, making it seem like he was picking on his opponents. He also was being bullied all the time. It was in greenland that both of his parents passed on from a disease and Fezzik was just very lonely with not even the faintest idea on what to do, even more scared of other people than they were of him.
Suffice to say, Fezzik doesn't have pleasant memories in regards to Greenland.
That’s both hilariously and tragically ironic that the character played by one of the most admired professional wrestlers in the world has a backstory about being a wrestler and hating it, and being thought of as a freak of nature by the general population (which somewhat resembles the hardships of André René Roussimoff (a.k.a. André the Giant), who was also mocked at times for being an extraordinary human being.)
And it’s even more ironic when you consider that the book’s author (who also wrote the movie adaptation) wrote the character of Fezzik with André specifically in mind.
@@colbyjones7816id be so honored and excited if the person i based my book character on would end up playing that character in the movie
*they actually love these movies they actually love these movies they actually love these movies* All right bring it on
Exactly, friend
You can definitely tell by the volume of actually resonable sins outside of his usual meme sins that this is something he has seen several times and had time to think about alot, in contrast to most of his videos that are full of misunderstandings, inaccuracies, or questions that either have answers or would make the movie worse by answering them.
How was this a hour ago
@@BojackHanPeakFiction space magic
@@technopoptart I can believe that nowadays
"If I used my right hand it would be over too quickly."
I've never took my mind that direction while watching the movie but while watching a CS video I knew the sin before it was even dinged.
But by using the left hand you can pretend somebody else is doing it!
well it's cinemasins you should always expect a cringey sexual joke in his videos
Same.
Same and I facepalmed so hard... ugh...
No but the "Did you say 'I do'?" wedding technicality actually helped me a lot in my recovery from being raped. That was my first time and this really helped me understand that virginity can't be taken.
Being raped and making love are not the same at all. In one you are being used as a tool while having things like consent and freedoms taken away from you, while the other is two people coming together to add pleasure to each other and themselves. Only you can give yourself like that, it is not something someone can take away from you. Sorry you had to endure that, hopefully you are recovering well!
Lol I think it's so weird that Jeremy thinks it's weird to leave a grandparent with your kid for two hours without checking on them
The sin off for the epic “prepare to die” line was perfect. There’s no way you can ever sin that line.
❤
I cheered inside when i saw he removed a sin!
I especially enjoyed that it didn't need an explanation. Simply showed the line and removed the sin.
That line deserves -10 sins
When I saw this in the theater everyone cheered when he delivered that line.
zarasbazaar you saw it in the theater? Lucky bastard!
"Searching for meaningless errors in near perfect movies"
*EVERYONE LIKED THAT*
I love watching Jeremy's mind go to work
Somehow the people who dislike CinemaSins for that very reason don't understand how dumb they look.
Birdman is gonna sin this video.
@@ocarinaplaya Sorry, but Jeremy is rarely funny, and his apparent real criticisms aren't good criticisms.
@@koolmckool7039 that is your opinion, his criticisms are real, if they weren't the birdman would have sinned every one of them, ever wondered why the birdman hasn't sinned most of cinemasins videos, because most of them are authentic, the only ones the birdman has sinned are the ones that are controversial or have more of the made-up-on-the-spot sins like the joker and the birds of prey
Did you know, the actor who played Inigo Montoya, his father had actually passed away right before shooting the end of the movie. So when he says, “I want my father back”, those are real tears.
Mandy Pankin said that this movie was the most fun he has ever had as an actor and he has had a very long career. I can see why. I have loved it for the past thirty years.
This man really skipped “Have fun storming the castle.” I can’t believe him
He did deduct two sins for Carole Kane and Billy Crystal "nearly stealing an already near-excellent movie." That said, skipping that line was unbelievable, er, inconceivable.
They’ll need a miracle.
The thing is... if your favorite parts of the movie aren’t in the video, it’s a good thing. Because that line and that scene commit no sins, they are not mentioned. I mean... they can only get away with removing so many sins before losing their integrity
that's worth at least -1 sin
"Where are the parents???"
"How did they get PB&J???"
"Seriously, why didn't the parents check in on them at some point?"
20 sins for not recognizing the second question as the answer to the other two.
You would be great at birdman
Came here to say this.. lol
GCW1978 They were probably sick of him. 🤣
Yeah, don't _all_ moms interrupt with snacks when not needed, such as when your team is making the best TD of the game, just when you thought they'd lost for sure?? Stay safe.
Exactly! Probably even left the closet open after putting away the laundry!
You could tell he wasreally trying to come up woth sins for this one
I've noticed that open bag of cheetos ever since childhood, I'm glad is was finally sinned
"My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
*removes sin without comment*
That line deserved more than one sin off!
It's iconic *chef kiss*
Honestly I was waiting for him to laugh hysterically when dude just turns and books it.
That's an epic maymay movie quote.
Proceeds to NOT remove a sin for everytime Inigo says it during the fight.
Sin to CinemaSins for not removing a sin for "I want my father back you son of a *****" because holy heck if that wasn't one of the best moments in any movie ever.
I imagine you're familiar with Mandy's backstory of his motivation behind that line?
@@JaronActual Yes. Only adds to it. Share for the rest of the class though if you'd like.
That scene and to the pain deserved 3 sins removed each, minimum.
@@Xandanriet Definitely adds to it. I'll let anyone curious about the background search for it. It adds to the impact.
@@JaronActual Please tell me
Okay I love this movie, but how did you not sin buttercup in the forest not helping Wesley with the R.o.u.s
3:59 I think inigo is referring to the meaning of unable to be conceived, as in sterile and can’t conceive a baby
The removal of the sin with the "My name is Inigo Montoya" line.. So perfect, thank you so much
My only complaint is it should have been 5 sins removed
@@ketchup016 nah, 6 sins for every finger
@@InfernosReaper just wanted to say that you're a perfect human being and that world is better because of your existence
@@thomasschwenke7486 thanks
As you wish.
CinemaSins: "We're going to sin *The Princess Bride* "
ALL THE FANS: "Have fun storming the castle!"
"think it will work?"
"It would take a miracle"
“Buh byyyyyye”
"Where are the parents?"
As a mom tbh if my dad was reading to one of my kids I wouldn't be checking on them constantly because I'd use that time to do chores or run errands. Having a sick kid can actually cause a lot of issues if you have a busy schedule so having a grandparent entertain or distract your kid can be a god send
“Listen I will always come for you”
Immediately cute to ad. Perfect timing RUclips
Alternate Title for this video:
"How to Trigger Multiple Generations of Movie Fans"
I have to give credit though, this movie was made in 1987 and walked away with less than 100 sins while being complemented for being “a nearly perfect movie” several times... many sins I feel where forced to keep sinning but honestly, I’m not even mad 😊
all*
Are you saying boo! or boourns! 😂
- Simpsons reference
Inigo’s phrase “I do not think it means what you think it means” is a joke about how those feats cannot really be inconceivable since Wesley conceived them. I’m sure I’m not the only one to know this, but you’d be surprised by how many seem to think this is a lexical error correction rather than a joke at Vizzini’s expense.
Cinemasins: Sins Princess Bride
Everyone: "INCONCEIVABLE"
There is nothing wrong with this movie
You keep using that word I do not think it means what you think it means
CinemaSins: Everything Wrong With The Princess Bride.
Fans: I would not say such things if I were you.
Tyler Hackner No movie is without sin.
He dares touch the sacred that’s why
One of my favorite moments
“Beat it, or I’ll call the brute squad.”
“I’m on the brute squad.”
“You ARE the brute squad.”
I hated that they cut that part out of the Quibi remake!
It was the timing and the way he says, "You are the brute squad" that sells it.
And only TWO sins off for Billy Crystal and Carol Kane? Those performances are worth at least 10.
Mine has always been when they're stalling the fight scene and the giant rocks fall out of Wesley's shoe... and he sinned it... (but I always laugh at that moment too)
"I'm not a witch; I'm your wife! But after what you just said, I'm not even sure I want to be that anymore" "Oooh you never had it so good!"
7:17 He's like the stunt doubles from Space Balls. 😅
“Are you saying boo or boourns?” 😂
Genius overdub
CinemaSins: everything wrong with the princess bride
Everyone Else: So you have chosen DEATH
Correct options, DING
No, it’s Prepare to Die.
It’s true tho
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@@SpiderkillersInc i would go edit it but that would be cheating so just... Pretend from the start lol
Requests:
-Cats (2019)
-The Cat in the Hat (2003)
-Sharkboy and Lavagirl (2005)
SHARK BOY AND LAVA GIRL
Cats. We need this movie sinning. Right. Now.
Not quite sure why Cats (2019) is on that list of masterpieces... must have been a mistake
Cats would break the Sin Counter again!
Shark boy and Lava girl would be fun to watch them sin. ^ω^
Love the penis jokes and references. Also Mom stopped in at least once, she would have brought the PB&Js
10:49 nobody gonna acknowledge the Panic! reference? Okay.
Fun fact: they shot the scene outside the fire swamp before they filmed Westley and Inigo's duel. Somebody in production told the 6 finger man to straight up hit Cary Elwes on the head with the pretty realistic prop sword. So Christopher Guest hit him, knocked Elwes out and sent him to the hospital with a concussion, and that is the one and only take they were able to get of that shot. So when they got to the end of the duel, no one was allowed to actually hit anybody.
I'm sure Cary thought getting whacked in tge head was oodles of fun
It was Cary who told Chris Guest to hit him for real . They had done several takes with Guest fake hitting him but Elwes reaction had been either too slow or too fast so Cary told him to give him a bit of a “love tap “ so Cary could react just at the right moment . Problem is Guest used a bit too much momentum and legit knocked Cary out cold sending him to the hospital. So as you say , when it came time to film the Wesley/Inigo duel , no chances were made hence the shot to “hit” Inigo from behind where you can easily conceal the fact Cary didn’t actually hit him. Elwes relates the experience in his book “As You Wish” I highly recommend it to PB fans (most especially the audio book version where Elwes reads it himself)
The real reason he wore the mask
That's not fun, that's horrifying!
Another fact: Andre the Giant had so many health problems including neck and back injuries from his wrestling days, he couldn't even lift Robin Wright. She said she was on wires when he was holding her at the end.
"My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
Good call.
I thought he would remove another one for the hilarity of Count Rugen running away.
I went through the sins so I can live with myself and I counted 31 sins.
2020: The year so dark that CinemaSins sinned _Shawshank Redemption_ and _The Princess Bride_
And yet he hasn't sinned Plan 9 yet?
I always hoped he would get to Shawshank. I feel like he should do more of the untouchables.
@@kyuubinaruto17 Schindler's List. If he managed that without making somebody legitimately mad about something it'd essentially be a PHD thesis in sinning.
Well to be fair at the beginning he said this was almost a sin less movie
We are truly in the darkest timeline
True story: Director Rob Reiner and his fiancee decided to get married on an impulse, but they didn't have any witnesses to stand with them. A car drove up and a lady rolled down her window to say, "Princess Bride was a delight from start to finish!" Reiner asked her if she wanted to be in a wedding.
Good things can come from saying something NICE about a movie.
Reiner has told another story about having dinner one night, spotting a mafioso in a corner of the restaurant, and all of a sudden the guy stood up, pointed at him, and said, "Hey, you killed my father! Prepare to die!" Reiner nearly soiled himself in the couple of moments it took him to realize the man was a TPB fan.
Obviously during the story read the Mom came in to check in on them, and brought PB&J; Maybe rifled through the closets for dirty clothes for the washer, but was careful not to disturb the storytime because A) it was cute having her son so engrossed to his grandpa, and 2. her son was finally off his beep-beeping machine.
I think the biggest sin that they didn't mention was the fact that Grandpa read that big ass book in one sitting at all... especially at the speed he was reading it.
He just skimmed over it actually.
Inigo's "inconceivable" line does make perfect sense. He's pointing out how it shouldn't be used to describe things that are happening in plain sight right in front of them. It's like when people use "literally" to mean "figuratively" - it crosses the line from exaggeration to being the opposite of the word's definition.
I'm not sure. Inconceivable describes Mental Comprehension; which is subjective. For, example, you can watch someone perform magic and not understand how it is done. Even though it is happening in plain sight, it is still inconceivable (to you), but to another magician who also knows the trick, it wouldn't be.The definition and use of 'literally' is much more objective.
I think the joke in the movie is just suppose to be that his repeated use of the word inconceivable makes him sound dumb because it means he has very little mental capacity to understand anything.
Also also, there is no "line" to cross between exaggeration and opposites. All figurative language involves the repurposing of literal language; the word "literally" is not somehow magically exempt from the process of coloring one's own speech.
If you're able to recognize the intended meaning when someone says "literally" well enough to "correct" them, then they have communicated their intended meaning well enough for you to understand and in fact it is you who is incorrect for supposing they didn't understand their own language.
@@NacManInc I don't think "conceive" = "comprehend." "Conceive" is about believing or imagining something to be possible. Comprehend is about understanding the workings of that thing. I would never have conceived of quantum physics phenomena, but now I have read enough to know there is experimental support for it. Now I'm a believer that it's possible, but I can't understand it in the least. It's conceivable but not comprehensible to me.
The joke of the line is that he is gently ribbing his boss for not believing his own eyes. I think it is one of the best lines because he is trying not to be condescending but he is kind of low-key trolling.
@@suhnshaiene Not that I go around "correcting" people who say "literally" for "figuratively," but I do form the impression that they didn't give a lot of thought to the choice of words. I of course realize that people say it to embellish the story, and I of course realize that the movie use of "inconceivable" was to convey astonishment. My point is that when someone uses a word intended to exaggerate / embellish / emphasize, but choose a word that potentially changes the meaning, it's noticeable. And Inigo in the movie ribbed him for it - it was funny. As for "literally" itself - just because of its definition, it is more noticeable to me when people use it figuratively - just the irony of it I guess. So while everyone of course is free to choose their own words, everyone that hears them is free to form their opinions on those choices. And sometimes it's funny, like in a movie.
@@daviderickson8699 "who say 'literally' for 'figuratively'"
That's actually still a misunderstanding of the situation. They aren't saying "literally" when what they really mean is "figuratively". They are saying a sentence that is, in its entirety, figurative. The literal meaning of the words, while useful in determining the intended irony (which you admit to detecting but believe to be.. accidental? I guess?), is irrelevant to the actual intended meaning. This includes the word "literally".
For a more accepted version of very similar linguistic tactics, look at a sentence that begins with "I can't imagine...". While it is possible to form such a sentence for things that one is actually unable to pretend, it is very frequently used to point out a related example of something that exists by common knowledge. "I can't imagine someone dumb enough to start a land war in Asia" was common during the Bush administration. Opposite language is extremely commonly used for juxtaposition, relying on the listener's ability to detect irony. For whatever reason, the specific case of using "literally" for this exact purpose has been widely decried as incorrect, despite being structurally identical to other ironic or otherwise figurative statements.
I'm a wedding officiant, and I had a bride ask me to do "the voice from the Princess Bride". I did it at the beginning of the wedding (including the initial part of his speech), and it was funny. Especially when I switched back to my actual voice for the wedding
I imagined myself in your position, and I couldn’t make it past “mawwiage” before cracking up! 😂
Lol, my dad's a pastor and did my wedding. My wife (unbeknownst to me) got him to reference this iconic scene during the homily!
My dad does weddings too. My friend tried to get him to do it. Sadly he wouldn't but it still would have been funny to do.
And wuuuuuuuuuv.
Twueeeeee wuuuuuuuuuv.
XD
Had my father-in-law do this at my wedding. It was great!
14:08 - the way he says "technicalities!" 🤣
1:31 I have found a new word in life: Narreadbookation
The will never be someone like Andre ever again he was just the best wrestler and all round good man R.I.P
Agreed!!
He used to insist on paying for all meals he had with his friends. You eat with Andre, you don't pay, even if he has to cradle carry you back to the table to make sure.😄
I will say The Undertaker probably comes close, though. Both had the same passion for their craft and commanded their fellows' respect.
My mother was a waitress at Resorts Casino in Atlantic City, NJ in 1989. My mother served Andre The Giant his dinner the night before Wrestlemania V. He was in a corner booth with a few supermodels at his side. He offered my mother to sit and have dinner with him, My mother kindly refused. My mother refused Andre the Giant! Lol
Dick Biggles
Yes that was Ed but not Vince he was understanding if you watch the documentary on Andre you’ll understand how he felt
michael lawton I mean he would probably have treated her to a nice meal and gone to the hotel I mean he did already have a daughter at this point
"My name is Mandy Patinkin, you sinned my movie, prepare to die."
I thought your name was Nuclear Matt.
Sooooooo good!!
Sin #50 ignores the huge dependence on sailing at the time and how easy it would be to replace a crew
My favorite parts of these videos is how he brings up stories from his past and somehow incorporates them Into these movies.
To be fair, Buttercup in the original book (yes, there's a book) is EVEN STUPIDER, so the version of Buttercup we get here is a major improvement.
I guess I shouldn't be surprised that The Princess Bride is based on a book. I'm still reeling from finding out that Jurassic Park was based on a book. AND THAT WAS TWO YEARS AGO. Btw, if u haven't read the book, u can find it at Barnes and Noble. Big difference between film and source material. So much so that after reading it, u find yourself thinking,"Spielberg what the hell were u thinking??"
@@orcslayer0485 a lot of jokes make more sense in the book but that being said the movie is still excellent.
I know but still. When it comes to books being made into films, I'm a huge stickler for the films staying true to the source material as much as possible.
Interesting fact: the screenplay was written by the author of the book - William Goldman - who was a notable screenplay writer before writing the book (eh.. the good parts version, at least - still not sure about the Morgenstern version).
@@orcslayer0485 It's not necessarily Spielberg's fault. EVERY movie made from a Michael Crichton book has been a stink bomb. Something about his writing style, probably. Lots of detail, lots of "asides" with important info, etc. They're great stories; they're just not great movies.
Edit: if you like movies that stick closely to the book, try "The Road".
Cinema sins: "Where are the parents?"
They have a free baby sitter and have headed to the nearest bar.
Yeah. Someone needs to explain to CSG that back in the 80s, parents trusted other adults implicitly with their childrens' lives. Like, not even relatives, just ANY other adults.
And sure, that was naieve as fuck, but we've definitely swung the pendulum way too far in the other direction at this point.
@@dipperjc Yeah...nope. With all the pedos being found out I'm not trusting my kids to just anyone. My fiancee's grandfather was busted as a pedo. She agreed with the sin 100%
@@ajd2393 Well why stop there, then? Why should the two parents trust each other?
In fact, why even trust yourself?
#paranoia
@@dipperjc no that is paranoia. poking your head in on grandpa and the kids isn't paranoid.
@@ajd2393 The paranoia (or lack thereof) is a question of motivation. If you're wandering over to join them, or to ask them if they want PB&J, then no, not paranoid.
If you're doing it from a place of suspicion and mistrust... paranoid.
Well-adjusted children need the opportunity to form bonds with adults besides their parents. They need to be able to have relationships with those adults that involve their own sense of trust and confidence (because who are they supposed to go to if their parents are the source of their problems, the parents themselves?), and their privacy needs to be respected. I'd have serious issues if they just barged in on grandpa and grandson without the courtesy of knocking first.
As the saying goes, "It takes a village."
I doubt we're going to see eye to eye on this, and that's fine, to each their own. Agree to disagree and all that. Just remember that trust breeds trust, and the most important part of parenting is that your children trust *you* to be able to go to you with problems. If you're stifling their healthy interactions with other mentors, that's going to impact their perception of you as someone to come to rather than hide things from.
"I will always come for you."
That's never been taken out of context.
This should be a three second clip just saying "Nothing, it's perfect."
🙄🙄🙄
Before watching: unless this is 15 minutes of “there are no sins, this movie is perfect”, I’m offended.
After watching: 3 sins removed? You actually do love this movie! Lol. Good stuff
My thoughts exactly, though 1 minute in hes mentioned it's basically perfect twice so I'll take it
No movie is without sin. Even hyperbolically.
How did you NOT take off a sin for the “I’m not left handed” exchange??
*i AM left handed...AND dyslexic...so there*
Left handed person fighting well with right arm: I am not right handed.
my whole class was forced to watch this like 7 times in drama for no reason....
lucky
Forced? You didn't love it?
The fencing scene was truly a masterpiece. And the fact that they were so polite about it kinda is historically accurate, since fencing was a gentlemen’s sport in the setting of the movie. Also, my dad yells “Have fun stormin’ the castle!” every time someone leaves. When my former teacher’s son was married, his brother, who was the pastor, quoted the wedding scene’s pastor at the wedding rehearsal. This is truly one of the best movies out there.
_"As you wish."_
Probably the greatest end line in Cinema history.
And Mark Knopfler's score is amazing.
A boy said that to me recently when I told him to deliver bread and sweets to the next car in line while volunteering at a food bank. It completely cut me off guard. Now I'm a confused girl wondering if he's crushing on me.
@@nathenewendzel1825 Well, ask him to fetch you a pitcher or polish your horse's saddle, then wait for his response. It might end up being _true love,_ possibly leading to a long and beautiful _mawwiage._
dire straits???
@@ogluqqychess4452 That's Knopfler's band, yes.
@@nathenewendzel1825
So what was the verdict?
I love that this list is essentially just "This movie is basically perfect, so I'll take any win I can get."
Just like The Emperor’s New Groove. That movie wasn’t supposed to make sense, he didn’t get that.
I love how much love you give this movie "basically perfect" is so accurate (and, not that it matters, much better than the book!)
The amount of classic films i love that i cant watch the same way again. Love your videos btw
This is the first time I have stared at the title and say
“WHY I NEVER”
If someone wants to call this a Christmas movie, I feel like there's only one response: "As you wish"
It's passive, witty, and a great reference all in one. Perfect!
When the count runs away and locks the door behind him and inigo desperately calls to fezzick is the most hilarious scene in this movie. Just the "FEZZICK, FEZZICK QUICKLEY!!!!!!!!!!!!" gets le everytime because he was so close
Wait wait wait I just noticed one huge plot hole here. How in the ever-loving f*ck did Westley know that Buttercup had been kidnapped by Vizzini in the first place??? Like he's just magically following them after they kidnap her, but he was away pirating for years? How in the world did he learn that information??
I'd love to see a "Dread Pirate Roberts" spinoff film.
It could start with an aged Roberts (Patinkin) passing the mantle on to a new Roberts.
It could end with Fred Savage reading the story to his child.
Yesss that sounds amazing! Way better than a reboot for sure.
@@megdoe6482 the writer had been working on a set for years.
Disney would just screw it up!
Fred Savage takes revenge and kidnaps Deadpool and reads him the story
@@eccehobo That would be what happens in my head regardless of how it actually played out
“This movie is basically perfect so I’m just going to go ahead and take the win here”
Good thing he recognizes that this movie is perfection
*and this is before Bill and Ted face the music is released...pretty sure Princess Bride will still remain at the pinnacle of near absolute perfection for at least a few centuries more*