You said "watch THE PRINCESS BRIDE." As you wish!!! | First time watching
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- Опубликовано: 24 фев 2024
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⚔️ Get ready to join me on a whimsical adventure as I react to the timeless classic The Princess Bride (1987)!
I had no idea what to expect from this movie but I LOVED IT!
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🛑 Spoiler Alert: This video contains spoilers for The Princess Bride. Be sure to watch this beloved classic first to fully enjoy my reaction!
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Fun fact: that final fight scene between Inigo and Count Rugen, Mandy Patinkin imagined he was fighting against cancer, as his real life father had passed away from cancer. So the emotion when he said “I want my father back, you son of a bitch” was real. When asked about the scene in an interview, Mandy stated that “in that moment, I beat cancer and my fairy tale came true, and he was alive.”
A few years ago, when there was talk of possibly doing a remake, Cary Elwes (Westley) tweeted "There is a shortage of perfect movies in the world. It would be a pity to remake this one."
One of my all-time favorite movies for doing everything exactly right. It's almost literally perfect. It somehow never gets old either. You can rewatch it and learn all the lines.
The only thing better than watching The Princess Bride again is watching someone else watch it for the first time. Excellent reaction video.
Andre the Giant, who played Fezik, was said to have said making this movie was the first time in his life he felt accepted and normal. He was the sweetest man, taken from us far to soon.
Mandy Patinkin, who played Inigo Montoya, told the story of he and his wife attending the premier of the movie together. Towards the end of the movie Mandy started to cry and his wife asked what was wrong. He said that every actor has a dream of being in a movie that will be forever loved by future generations and, until he saw the movie for the first time, he hadn't realized that The Princess Bride was such a movie. He was overwhelmed that his dream had come true.
Robin Write, (Buttercup) tells a really wholesome story about Andre The Giant. She says one day when they had a break from filming, the cast went horseback riding in the countryside and got caught in a heavy freezing rain on the way back. She says that when Andre saw her shivering, he rested his enormous hand on her head like a hat, spreading his fingers so she could still see. She says that not only did it both keep the rain off and warm her up surprisingly well, the gesture made her feel safe and protected.
I use to hate this movie as a kid because my sister was beyond obsessed with it to the point that my parents allowed her to choose my middle name when I was born and she named me Westley. I always hated the fact that my middle name came from this movie but as time went on i actually kind of like it now
This is one of those movies where no matter HOW MANY TIMES you see it, the charm never fades
The Rodents of Unusual Size were good enough that they were adopted into the Dungeons and Dragons franchise 😊
What is Princess Pride? A) Drama? B) Comedy? C) Romance?
This is one of the most quotable films of all time. The dialogue is pure gold.
That final 'As you wish' makes my eyes water every f***ing time..and it's been a lot of times bc an all time fave movie.
imagine having Columbo as your grandfather, tell you the best bedtime story ever!!!! Peter Falk. Pure class ❤
"He's only
Fun Fact: It was the same stuntman who tumbled down the hill for both Westley and Princess Buttercup. They got of the shots for Westley going down, the stuntman went back up the hill, put on a dress and a wig and did the fall/tumble down the hill all over again.
Perfectly understandable how the makers had no idea how to market this flick.
I'm 52. This has been, and will always be my favorite movie of all time. Not even close.
The fight scene between Wesley and Inigo was the last scene filmed, the choreographer found that both men could do the fighting and were good at it so they just kept adding and Rob Reiner was all "Cool, keep working on it." It was for a couple of decades the single longest duel in film. All of the lines relate to actual books on fencing and dueling and are fairly accurate. Billy Crystal and Carol Kane improvised most of their lines.
I wish Hollywood started remembering how to do movies like this. Dialog, character development, and a good story. It seems simple but movies like this are too rare.