The Princess Bride

[Pulse]

"HARGGARBLEGENERICACCENTYNONSENSEYSTUFF HE'S GOT A VERY GOOD ARM"
"HE DIDN'T FALL? INCONCEIVA-"
"YOU KEEP USING THAT WORD. I DO NOT THINK IT MEANS WHAT YOU THINK IT MEANS."
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Sure, it's cheezy and downright predictable at times, but I find it impossible not to love it. It's like they've crushed every single Eddings book into a smooth powder and sprinkled it liberally over a 98-minute clip of Inigo just being plain badass, then distilled it in a vat already chockablock with old fashioned sword fights to enhance it even more. Love that shit.

[ThatOneGuysBro]

Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.

Best chick fli- film ever.

[ValenMedia]

And I've still not seen it. *InsertNeededFaceDeskingEmoticonHere*

[ballerscuba]

Great movie. I wish I had seen it as a kid, but the title doesn't scream "Boys can watch too!" Funny it should be brought up now...Jason Segel just did a sketch on SNL with a great impression of Andre the Giant. But, the movie has moments of intellectual humor as well as cheesy humor, all mixed in to a great story with memorable characters. Hard to say anything too bad about this movie...though Fred Savage is in it...

[graybeardhalt]

I was actually lucky enough to have this movie introduced to me along with other greats like The Holy Grail, Young Frankenstein, Men in Tights, etc. at a young age. Sure, I didn't get most of the jokes. Sure, they weren't really what people at my elementary school talked about. But they were still amazing, and I've watched them ever since. To this day, Princess Bride remains one of the few movies that I can almost quote line for line, and I'm proud of it

P.S. You're right to shut your face, tog