The Princess Bride Is ICONIC! FIRST TIME WATCHING And Movie Reaction!
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The Princess Bride Movie Reaction and Commentary
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ok I have to know, are you Conan O'Brian's son!? Because listening to you all I hear is him.
Mandy Patinkin as Inigo Montoya is some of the best casting ever. Also, Billy Crystal was so funny that Mandy got bruised ribs from holding in laughter.
Billy crystal can make me laugh by smiling
Jesus, how can you bruise ribs by holding laughter?! xD
The director couldn't stop laughing on his own set and had to direct remotely.
Have Fun Stormimg the Castle!!!!!!
“It's just that masks are terribly comfortable - I think everyone will be wearing them in the future,”
For a majority of quarantine, I had a mask with the quote on it, because my dad ordered a dozen masks just to have (including SpaceBalls: The Mask).
That’s incredible
That's bitchin
"Then why do you wear a mask?"
"I just find them to be terribly comfortable, I think everyone will wear them in the future"
Welp, that one didn't age quite so well........
😂
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Inigo's quest for his father's killer is one of the most successful subplots in film history because just after Mandy Patinkin took this role, his father died of cancer. In this fight he imagined that this was his chance to beat cancer, to come to terms with his father's death by getting revenge on cancer (The Six-Fingered Man).
I couldn’t agree more on this
Mandy Patinkin's father died in 1972, 14 years earlier. (As he tells it in As You Wish.)
The movie is the imagination of the kid the book is being read to. Hence the reason the prince looks that ridiculous. Also makes casting Andre the Giant absolutely perfect. Any kid in the eighties would have thought of him when they heard about a giant.
The swordfighting trainer that taught all the actors was the same one for Pirates of the Caribbean and Lord of the Rings.
What?? That’s incredible
Ooooohhhhhhhh!!!!! So that's why it looked so good!
My family basically has this movie memorized, and we quote it all the time.
That is iconic
That would be absolutely, totally and in all other ways inconceivable.
Same. Every word.
Childhood movie right here. It's always so quotable like, "no more rhymes now I mean it!" "Anyone want a peanut?" 👏😂
😂😂
@@MoviesinDepth this is my friend Michell’s favourite movie from highschool
ANY TIME people say I mean it I think "Anybody want a peanut"
To my knowledge, there isn't a sequel, but there was a recreation done during COVID with a lot of the actors and new people also. It was amazing and so uplifting to watch during a challenging time. It's on a channel called 'Jenna.'
That’s so cool!!
William Goldman, the author of the book (and screenplay) tried to write a sequel, "Buttercup's Baby," and actually wrote the first chapter (appended to later editions of the book). But in the end he admitted that he couldn't figure out the story. So The Princess Bride stands as a wonderful self-contained achievement.
This movie and the jungle book really had me thinking that quick sand was going to be a bigger problem in my life.
The accuracy of this 😂
Wow. As much as you liked Inigo's lines, I'm surprised we didn't see a full body shiver from you when he killed the count.
That’s for my Only fan… I mean patreon
OMG YES!!! Iconic doesn't even begin to describe the greatness of this movie
♥️♥️ I AGREE
1) the cloak on fire is a “holocaust cloak”- a medieval garment that burns very slowly. Slowly enough to give minimal protection from fire.
2) the actor playing Inigo Montoya is Mandy Patinkin, and yes, he does do Shakespeare. He is more famous for his theater work than his film or tv work, and he is fairly well known for that. He’s done ALOT of Shakespeare, as well as musical theater, and I wish I could find a clip to post here, because he is amazing in everything he does.
Yessss
Here he is in the Tony awards Evita performance
ruclips.net/video/5QtZxxbStjs/видео.html
And here's the Tony performance from Sunday in the park with George.
ruclips.net/video/x0AJlmwqfxg/видео.html
This movie is one of the greatest rom coms of all time. No question about it.
Yes. Just yes
"I want to see this guy do Shakespeare" He DID do Shakespeare a few times: He's done Hamlet, Henry IV, and The Tempest Off-Broadway. But if you really want to be impressed, you should hear him sing: Mandy Patinkin can be heard on the Original Broadway Cast albums for Evita (as Che, a role played by Antonio Banderas in the film adaptation, funnily enough) and The Secret Garden, and can be seen in the recording of Sunday in the Park with George and the musical film Yentl.
He’s a brilliant singer! In his concerts, he always has a last minute encore of running on stage, stopping the audience’s clapping, and then saying Inigo’s iconic line to rapturous applause.
Also, his portrayal of Che in Evita remains my favorite. BTW, that original Broadway production of Evita also had Bob Gunton as Juan Peron-he was Warden Norton in The Shawshank Redemption.
This is all things I need to go check out now!!
One of the best movie adaptations of a book HANDS DOWN.
I gotta say I love how quotable this movie is, but my absolute favorite moment probably has to be the fire swamp exchanges between Wesley and Buttercup.
"We'll never survive in there!"
"Nonsense, you're only saying that because no one ever has!"
And the moment where he goes
"You know, it's not that bad!" And she just turns slowly in incredulity and stares at him.
YES
Im glad one of us got the point of this movie lmao...
Got me looking at narrators differently tho, I always like a good narration. Now I'm questioning my life
RIGHT? Really remember narrators and did they actually help out??
No matter how you feel about narrators this movie requires it to even remotely fit the book
Watching Robin Hood men in tights after watching this film is hilarious for me
Edit: I take it personally that Inigo reminded you of Desperado when he’s so blatantly Zorro
Fair enough😂
Based on this reaction I think you would absolutely love the tv show Galavant. It was two super short seasons with tons of cameos and amazing music (written by Alan menkin). And if you’re a fan of either supernatural or psych, the actor who was Cain and Lassiter is in this. Oh and the illyria soccer coach from she’s the man is in it too. Highly recommend.
I might have to check it out!
7:14 He’s always reminded me of Pedro Pascal as Oberyn Martell in Game of Thrones (or rather, Oberyn reminds me of Inigo) particularly when Oberyn is fighting the Mountain and repeats the same lines about his sister’s death.
Yessss
Pedro did briefly play Inigo as part of Home Movies: The Princess Bride recreation during the pandemic (which I think someone mentioned in another comment), and it was so good. Though Diego Luna was pretty great too....
The actress who plays Princess Buttercup was in Wonder Woman as Antiope the woman who trained Diana. Oh and she was in Forrest Gump. Honestly the whole cast have appeared in a lot of films, granted Andre Rene-Roussimoff's character did pass away in the 90s.
For me the forest scene is hilarious the giant rats are ridiculous looking.
Mandy patinkin has stated that one of the things that made his performance as Inigo was that he had recently lost his own father to cancer, so he saw Christopher Guests character of Count Rogen as his father's cancer which is why his performance is so chilling and powerful.
That is amazing
The fact that the actor who played Inigo went on to play the principal in Wonder also is crazy
That is INSANE
You know, for a comedy, the choreography for the fight scenes were pretty impressive
It was really quite good!
not only that, the names they drop are authors of actual historical fencing manuals.
They should be since both Cary Elwes and Mandy Patinkin studied with a world class fencing master for weeks before abd during filming. That same fencing master did the fight choreography for all of the fights.
Did you notice how Peter Falk (Grandpa) dropped a Columbo reference as he was getting ready to leave? He absent-mindedly patted his coat pockets, looking for a pencil or notebook.
My best friend and I dressed up as the Dread Pirate Roberts and Inigo Montoya for Halloween a couple years ago, so yes I’m sure there have been a lot of Halloween costumes to come from this movie 😂
7:42 They're both impressed by each other's sword fighting skills, so they're nerding out over (and showing off) their knowledge of different fencing techniques:
Inigo:
You're using Bonetti's Defense against me, huh?
The Man in Black:
I thought it fitting, considering the rocky terrain.
Inigo:
Naturally. You must expect me to attack with Capo Ferro!
The Man in Black:
Naturally. But, I find that Thibault cancels out Capo Ferro. Don't you?
Inigo:
Unless the enemy has studied his Agrippa... which I have.
Ohhhhhhh that’s what they said
FIRST TIME?! INCONCIVABLE
INCONCIVABLE
This is one of my absolute favorite movies!! I love your reactions. Another good one is Stardust
Thank you so much!!
I remember watching Stardust for the first time ever, I was so captivated and couldn’t look away!
The same year Peter Falk played the best grandpa and an actual guardian angel (Wings of Desire). *And* he's Columbo. What a legend.
He’s fantastic in the original version of The In-Laws, opposite Alan Arkin.
Absolute LEGEND
"The as you wish" is also on par with "I can fix that"
The actor of Inigo is Mandy Patinkin, he also played Jason Gideon in Criminal Minds
Amazing actor
Yesss
Cary Elwes predicting the future since 1987
Legend
book trivia! idk if it’s in-world lore or real but allegedly (in the version of the book i read, and i know there’s another one but didn’t read it to be sure) the adapter’s grandpa or father read it to him as a kid and cut off all the boring (for a kid) parts, and as an adult he looked for the book EVERYWHERE only to find it was way longer than he remembered, so he abridged it so it could be enjoyed as he did as a kid. so that’s what the grandpa in the movie is doing with his narration. usually i HATE abridged versions bc i want to KNOW, yk, but this one was really sweet
This ♥️♥️♥️
I remember watching this as a kid with my cousins and immediately loving it lol. We rewatched and quoted it all the time. Such a fun movie. 💕
I love you stay here to read really and answer our comments. Not like all the other RUclipsrs
How awesome would it be to dress up with your best friend as Indigo and Wesley fit Halloween. You’d be hard pressed to find a giant but Buttercups are a dime a dozen.
My fun factoids are: the prince did the speaking voice for Jack Skellington in Nightmare Before Christmas, and Max's wife Valerie was the Ghost of Christmas Present in Scrooged with Bill Murray, and played grandmama in the second Addams Family movie.
It’s so funny how your like this movie is like shrek or he’s like Antonio. But like this movie came before all of those so it’s the originator. 😂😂😂
You are absolutely right😂
This movie makes me wanna see more of Billy Crystal as a comedian
If you want your heart broken, when Harry met sally will destroy youuu
You should search RUclips for the two times Billy honoured Muhammad Ali. Once for a birthday celebration and the other at Ali's funeral. Inspiring and humorous stuff.
You made this movie 10x funnier with your commentary.
Thank you so much!!♥️♥️♥️
Final time stamp 22:52 because of you and this doggone lamp that I'm waiting for you to drop on your foot 😂😂
I’m NOT GONNA DO IT lol
@MoviesinDepth When you do I won't say I told you so 😂😂
12:07 The snow sand scene is better in the book. He has a whole plan for how to rescue her if she falls into it. She’s supposed to spread her arms and legs to slow her descent, meanwhile he’s diving in to try to catch up with her.
4:22 Why do I watch you? Because you were recommended by Billy and the Movie Budz, and I couldn't turn back 😂
GOODDD
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Me: As you wish
You bloody legend
I’ve seen Mandy Patinkin is concert several times. Not sure if he still does it, but he used to end every concert by quoting the “my name is Inigo Montoya” line.
That is incredible
I was looking up the guy in the black to see if ik the actor from anything. I found out he played the evil uncle in Ella Enchanted, various characters in a Christmas Carol, and the mayor in stranger things
Omg I never realized that was HIM
@@MoviesinDepth same!
@@MoviesinDepth Also Robin Hood in Men In Tights, Lucy's fiance in Bram Stoker's Dracula, and the mom's boyfriend Liar Liar
@@MoviesinDepth he was also the doctor in Saw
And Twister. He was the rival meteorologist.
So many movies drew inspiration from this movie (yes, including Shrek, but seriously, GoT’s Oberyn Martell is an evolved form of Inigo Montoya).
They all drew from the legend
I understand the point about narrators but the tone of the book kind of requires some external happenings in order to reflect it properly
I think it book format it works well! Maybe just not always in movies
Absolutely fantastic movie. Love that the original author also wrote the screenplay. The book and movie are very different, and yet somehow the screen adaptation doesn’t come off as bad or cheap imitation. It’s its own thing. And it’s brilliant.
The thing about “the machine” is that it’s REALLY downplayed in the movie. In the book the suction cups are on every inch of his body. His genitals, eyelids, under his eyelids, fingers, finger tips, toes....everywhere.
My favorite moment in the movie is Wesley’s reaction to Buttercup’s suicide attempt: “There’s a shortage of perfect breasts in this world, t’would be a pity to damage yours.” This is also the only direct quote from the book that made it to the movie without a single change.
Highly recommend checking out the book Cary Elwes did about his time filming. There's tidbits from the cast and crew.
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Cary Elwes reads the audiobook, with some help from the cast, and it’s delightful.
Mandy Patinkin was very emotional during his fight with the six fingered man. His dad passed in real life, so he was basically using that to fight life.. saying he wanted his dad back for real. 😭♥️
Awwwww ok heart broken this morning😭
Wallace Shawn was also the voice of Rex from the Toy Story films. Also I nearly forgot that Andre the Giant was in this.
THATS where I remembered him from as well..
How can one forget André the Giant? The man who brought production to a standstill with a 16 second fart?
I haven’t seen this film in a long time so I’ve forgotten about a few things about it.
This movie is a childhood classic and should be watched in tandem with Ever After: A Cinderella Story.
13:42 The Pit of Despair is way more elaborate and interesting in the book.
3:09 I think Buttercup sounds more like a candy. lol
NOT THE BUTTERSCOTCH lmao
I love the other film/show/anime references lol!! Especially the Desperado one, haha I LOVE that movie! You’re hilarious! Glad you had so much fun with this! This is my top favorite fantasies! #1 is a tie between Labyrinth and Hook.
Thank you so much!!!
This is what i imagine Conan O'Brian would be like if he did reactions....He already looks like him lol.
My brother in content
This is my top favorite movie. My husband and I went as Fezzik and Inigo for Halloween a few years ago!
That’s amazing!!
I agree that Buttercup sounds like a horse, but keep in mind that a buttercup is a flower. Many women are named after flowers.
The movie tends to poke a lot of fun at the book. One example is that albino talking in that strained voice when you first meet him. In the book he spoke only by whispering.
Inigo survived because he kissed the magic pill.
🤯🤯🤯
once the torture/water wheel scene showed up I realised that I had actually seen this movie as a kid 😅😂 but I didn't remember anything else
When did Conan start doing reactions? 😂😂😂 dude has the comedic timing and red pompadour!!! 😂😂😂
I don’t know who asked for this, but I love them for it because this is one of those movies I have not been to the end
The real mvps
@@MoviesinDepth Explain please
I love period time movies and tv shows like the 17th, 18th, 19th etc. century types or anything w/ castles. I remember the time I saw this it was at one of my bffs birthday sleepover party in elementary and we all watched it right before going to bed. That was a mistake bc I had so many nightmares of that rat boar animal thing from the woods/swamp scene. had nightmares of that thing for months after that. It's such a great movie though. I think you'd like Disney's Swiss Family Robison (1960) movie. Love your videos! you do an amazing job!
Thank you so much!!!
You will never forget Inigo Montoya's speech again.
If I do I give everyone permission to shame me lmao
For a "meme edit" style reaction ... now, NOW you see why this is one of the most easily-quoted movies of all time.
Please tell me I wasn't the only one who met random characters named Inego Montoya when playing D&D
Now after seeing this, I need to do this
I agree that Shrek stole a lot from this movie.
RIGHT? It can’t just be me
Hey, if you’re a Billy Crystal fan you gotta watch City Slickers, if you’ve not already seen it. He’s fantastic in it.
11:39 how did I know that edit was coming 😂
Shhhhhhhh
The priest character sounds just like you man! 😝
For the record: an ROUS is just another word for Wilddeoren
OH
There could *never* be a sequel to this movie. Perfect movies don't get sequels. And if movie execs are smart, they don't get remakes, either. But most movie execs aren't very smart.
Now you have to see This Is Spinal Tap, if you haven't. Same director, a few of the same actors, another cameo from Billy Crystal. And it's hilarious.
AS YOU WISH!!!!!
That line is too good. They knew what they were doing with it
When first saw the B and H marriage scene priest sounded like Elmer Fudge.
I absolutely love this movie, I watch it every single year for my birthday
It’s a great rewatchable film!!
If you liked Mandy Patinkin in this, you should see him in his Broadway performances. Like Sunday in the Park with George (there's a proshot of that show) and Evita (you can see his Tony performance in RUclips)
The princess bride is such a good movie
It is!!
Oh my, and a fanfreakingtastic romcom is French Kiss with Meg Ryan a and an unrecognizable Kevin Kline.
I adore this movie! I can pretty much quote the whole thing verbatim.
I’ve got to step up my game!!
@@MoviesinDepth funny story: I went to sleep away camp as a kid, and Thursday was always movie night. When the head counselor announced that one movie night would be The Princess Bride, a bunch of campers and counselors (including me) spontaneously started quoting a bunch of the classic movie lines in unison. Specifically Mawwiage, My name is Inigo Montoya, and Fezzik and Indigo's rhyming game.
It was kind of surreal. And more years ago at this point than I'm willing to admit.
My take away from this is that I need to stop giving you the benefit of the doubt, and suggest to you every movie I love because you probably ain’t seen it anyway.
This is a very good assumption
The priest’s voice 😂😂
I remember watching this one the last few days of 4th grade forever a gem
This seems like the perfect movie for growing up
I saw this for the first time like 3 years ago. It is SO FUNNY! And so much fun! I am so sad i didnt see it earlier
I’m kicking my past self as usual
I was born the year this movie came out. How were we supposed to know this was the movie to see.
Not me being triggered every time you said "why do all movies do X". Sir, this film was the blueprint for X!
13:29 he really got knocked out in this scene!
As a wrestling fan i love seeing Andre The Giant in this movie.
YES and he was a legend
My favorite movie ever. Idk how you never seen it
So funny. Can’t wait to watch your reaction
Thank you for being here!!
@@MoviesinDepth love it. 🤟🏻🤟🏻
I clicked on your channel and was whisked back to 1989... I enjoyed your reaction but I kept waiting for you to start singing "Holding Back The Years" because of your very tame but very the band Simply Red hairstyle, You Rock it well!
Thank you!
Vizzini aka Wallace Shawn was the voice of the T-Rex in Toy Story
That is INCREDIBLE
My name is blah blah blah you killed my father prepare to die that’s the greatest meme I heard today
😂😂I’m a meme 24/7
7:12 are you ever going to show us this Desperado movie you talk about anytime you get a hint of Antonio Banderas? 👀
Yes
Andre couldn’t fit in the transport buses so they got him a ATV to ride to set and Cary wanted to try it and when he did he broke his foot so when Dread Pirate Roberts was talking to Buttercup and went to lay against a fallen log you can see he has to extend his leg instead of bending it since it’s broken
That is crazyyyyyy
@Echo Wall: Actually it was actor Cary Elwes' big toe that was broken. VERY painful. Not only did he have to sit down funny in that scene you mentioned, above - but he can also be seen kinda having to lean on his co- star [ the lovely Robin Wright ( as "Buttercup," ) ] as they're running towards the Fire Swamp [ as "Grandpa" ( Peter Falk ) narrates, "Westley and Buttercup raced along the ravine floor..." ] Nope! More like they're reeling like two drunks, because Wright was having to try to help Elwes ( but trying not to let it show too much. )
[ Source: See in: Elwes' excellent recalling-behind-the-scenes-stories about the filming of the movie 'The Princess Bride' book "As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride" ( published 2014, Touchstone - a division of Simon and Schuster. ) ]
@@MoviesinDepth : Ha! You think THAT was crazy? See further details, in MY reply to Echo Wall, above.
Omg, Mandy Patinkin! As a Criminal minds fan....I'm so glad to see him!!!
YES
Farquad was specifically designed to parody Humperdinck....
I love that all your knowledge of this movie is from himym😂
Don’t @ me😂😂😂