
Reviews — The Princess Bride
Audience write-ups from TMDB
andi123456789
The film didn’t live up to expectations given how often it has been talked about throughout the years. I was surprised to discover I hadn’t actually seen it before, because honestly, it wasn’t very good. There were some sets where the lighting shifted constantly, a strange combination of British and American accents could be heard, and the writing and performances felt weak. The characters seemed quite basic, too. It…
CinemaSerf
It probably shouldn't have come as much of a surprise that a young boy (Fred Savage) wasn’t thrilled about listening to a sentimental story about a princess read aloud by his grandfather (Peter Falk). He knew the book had been treasured in their family for generations, so he went along with it. Things didn’t get any more exciting when he met the heartbroken heroine “Buttercup” (Robin Wright), who had lost her love “W…
The Movie Mob
It's hard to overstate how special The Princess Bride is; it’s a remarkable film that I believe has something for absolutely everyone. There aren't many movies like it—it feels both traditional and enduringly appealing, with a genuine sense of warmth and wit, and executed exceptionally well. It’s simply a fantastic movie, appropriate for all ages, offering a blend of romance, adventure, humor, fantasy elements, actio…
bigbassdrum
The Princess Bride centers on various forms of love—a grandfather’s affection for his grandson, Inigo Montoya’s devotion to his deceased father, and the connection between Buttercup and Wesley. It feels like a classic fairy story in some ways, but its creativity, cleverness, and humor set it apart from typical stories. The characters are charming and vital to what happens. The film's rhythm ebbs and flows effectively…


