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the princess bride

PG

Movie

98 minutes

October 9th, 1987
DIRECTOR:

Rob Reiner

STUDIO:

20th Century

DISTRIBUTOR:

20th Century

RATING:

PG

RUNTIME:

98 minutes

DIRECTOR:

Rob Reiner

STUDIO:

20th Century

DISTRIBUTOR:

20th Century

RATING:

PG

RUNTIME:

98 minutes

  • Headshot Of Mandy Patinkin
    Mandy Patinkin
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    Chris Sarandon
  • Headshot Of Robin Wright
    Robin Wright

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Reviews(3)

  • The Princess Bride is a classic I grew up watching and I also feel nostalgic when I rewatch it. The simple, comedic plot stands the test of time and it's still enjoyable even all these years later.

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    8 /10
  • The Princess Bride is a masterpiece packed with hilarious quotes, sentimental moments, and great action sequences. The movie also brings up all the nostalgia for me.

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    10 /10
  • This movie is an absolute delight, a captivating fantasy tail elevated by smart framing and a cast perfectly delivering some of the most memorable dialogue ever. I feel that this is one of those movies that should that should be watched by everyone at least once.

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    10 /10

Synopsis

Based on the 1973 novel by William Goldman, The Princess Bride is a comical fantasy adventure film that tells a swashbuckling tale of a hero and a princess, read to a young, sick boy in bed by his grandfather. The story itself follows farmhand Westley, who embarks on an epic journey to save his beloved princess from an evil prince as he meets strange but reliable companions along the way.


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Cast(5)

Headshot Of Mandy Patinkin
Mandy Patinkin
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Chris Sarandon
Headshot Of Robin Wright
Robin Wright
Cary Elwes
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Christopher Guest

Images(7)

Peter Falk and Fred Savage in The Princess Bride
Mandy Patinkin as Inigo Montoya talking to Wallace Shawn as Vizzini about the word inconceivable in The Princess Bride.
Westley protecting Buttercup and holding a sword in the forest in The Princess Bride.
Blended image of Inigo Montoya (Mandy Patinkin) drawing a sword on Rugen and Inigo smiling in The Princess Bride
Cary Elwes as Wesley and Robin Wright as Buttercup gazing into each other's eyes in The Princess Bride.

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