Mandy Patinkin, the actor who played Inigo Montoya, has said on numerous occasions that the motivation he used was very personal. When he was speaking to the Six Fingered Man, he imagined he was speaking to the cancer that took the life of his father. Thus, the real emotion behind his line reading, especially at the end.
I saw something about him and that line a few months back. Someone had made a video asking him about it because she had lost her father and they loved the movie. He responded by video to her. Awesome guy! 😃
We are watching a movie through the imagination of a child. That's why bits are over the top. This movie has the greatest sword fight in cinematic history. IMHO.
Inigo doesn’t die from the thrown blade because he kissed the miracle pill before shoving it down Wesley’s throat. That gave him just enough immunity to let him somewhat recover.
@@vodengc520 My hand-wavium says that the healing properties of the pill had leached into the chocolate-it’s strong stuff, since it can bring back the mostly dead!
The novel and screenplay were written by William Goldman, one of the most influential screenwriters ever. He also wrote Marathon Man (also from his novel), All the President's Men, and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid among others. Goldman asked his kids what kind of story they wanted him to write: one said a princess, one said a bride... so he combined it. I've gifted the novel for birthdays and Christmas multiple times. One loose rule for life I have is "never trust anyone who doesn't like The Princess Bride".
Robin Wright aka Buttercup stated that late Andre The Giant aka Fezzik kept her warm during cold evenings when filming cupping her head with his very large hands. According to Robin, Andre was the gentle giant.
One of my fav stories, was about a passenger on a plane. He was wearing a shirt with the quote "My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die." On the front. The flight crew did not know the reference and tried to remove him from the plane. After finally explaining the meaning, the passenger was made to wear another shirt, because apparently the crew was afraid he was terrifying other passengers. 😅😂😂.. Om goodness. More people need to watch this movie.
This movie has a special place in my heart. I'm the exact same age as Fred Savage (to the *day*) so I was his age here when this came out. Also when the Grandfather tells him "As you wish" at the end, with the meaning being "I love you." kills me every time.
❤ "As you wish." ❤ Fun Fact: Was shot on a budget of $16 Million. Action Star Fact: Cary Elwes and Mandy Patinkin performed all of their own sword-fighting after many hours of training. According to Rob Reiner, the only stunt performed by Elwes' stunt double was one flip during the "Chatty Duelists" scene. Historical Fact: There really was a "Dread Pirate Roberts" in real life. His name was Bartholomew Roberts, also known as Black Bart, who operated in the Caribbean in the early 18th century. He is reckoned by many to have been the most successful pirate of all time. Gentle Giant Fact: Despite his character Fezzik's almost-superhuman strength, André René Roussimoff's back problems at the time prevented him from actually lifting anything heavy. Robin Wright had to be attached to wires in the scene where Buttercup jumps from the castle window into Fezzik's arms because he couldn't support her himself.
A fun related fact, when Cary Elwes was in Mel Brook's Robin Hood: Men in Tights a few years later, he basically needed no sword training what-so-ever because of this movie.
A friend of mine was talking about watching this movie with his girlfriend and one of our other friends immediately started laughing and teasing him about doing a movie night with something called “The Princess Bride.” At this point, we realized he didn’t know what it was and practically forced him to watch it that night. He loved it so much my Christmas present for him that you ended up being a full-size movie poster lol.
The six-fingered man was Christopher Guest, who has been married to Jamie Lee Curtis for almost 40 years. Rob Reiner who directed this also directed 'Misery' (1990) a very different film based on a Stephen King book. There's one story that when Billy Crystal was improvising his 'Miracle Max' scene, Rob Reiner was laughing so much behind the camera that he couldn't breathe and thought he might throw up so he had to step out to take a break and compose himself. The 'Cliffs of Insanity' when they are viewed from a distance and you can tell that they are real, are cliffs on the west coast of Ireland that are a popular tourist attraction (not just because of this film). The film was shot at different locations in England and Ireland.
I grew up hearing the lines from my family until i was like six my brother said the peanut line and i was like "whats that from anyway?" And so i was shown, except for the curse word at the end 😆 Years later i would purchase the book and read it to my mother and older sister. ❤️
I am so pleased your beautiful wife got a chance to see this charming classic tale. In many ways the warmth and gentleness of the style of this movie reminds me of your wife's gentle and loving personality.
Mandy and Cary had 4 months of training with swords for their fight. The original fight was to be less than 2 minutes but was expanded to nearly 4 minutes.
I took a fencing class in college, a few years after this movie came out. The instructor, a former national championship contender, loved this scene so much that class one day was watching it on her VHS copy of the movie and analyzing Wesley and Inigo's moves.
Although this genre of movie typically wouldn't necessarily appeal to me, from the moment I saw this movie, I fell in love with it. Such a unique blend of comedy, drama, action, and hope. It has some of the most memorable, quotable lines ever spoken in a movie. I consider it to be one of my favorite movies of all time. I don't know anyone who's seen the movie who didn't like or love it. Great reaction!
Apparently at one point there were talks of a remake and Elwes responded, “There’s a shortage of perfect movies in this world. It’d be a shame to ruin this one.” And it really is perfect. Not only have I never met anyone who has seen this movie and didn’t like it, I’ve never heard anyone say anything bad about it.
This was one of my top favourites back in the 80s. Still hold true in this day and age, not that say much about today. Glad you both enjoyed it. Much love from Brisbane, Australia.
As a guy I tell my better half often ,,As you wish'' and mean exactly what Wesley meant and there are times when the expression means something very different 😊
!!!Yes- YES!!! This is IT!! Thank You, Mr. David.... Mz. Toni, You will LOVE, LAUGH & Never Cry, You Rock Mr. DAVID!! "Have Fun Storming the Castle..!" 😍
Toni watched The Princess Bride? Inconceivable! Cast notes: Cary Elwes was also in Twister and Bram Stoker's Dracula. Billy Crystal starred as one of the first regular gay characters on American television on ABC's Soap, and was also the main lead in City Slickers and When Harry Met Sally. . . Fred Savage starred on The (original) Wonder Years. I always thought he should've played Jay Leno's son in something. Oscar winner Carol Kane is best known for Taxi starring Christopher Lloyd, Judd Hirsch, Tony Danza and Andy Kaufman. She currently appears as the chief engineer of the starship Enterprise on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Buttercup was the female lead in Forrest Gump and also starred in Wonder Woman with Gal Gadot. Mandy Patinkin starred on Criminal Minds, and in Yentl, which I highly recommend. The "Inconceivable" guy is a semi-regular on Young Sheldon, recurred on the original Gossip Girl, and played a popular alien character on many episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, as well as Rex in all the Toy Story films. Peter Falk was Columbo!
Two of the bits of writing in cinematic history. Inigo: "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means." And .... Inigo: Who are you? Roberts: No one of consequence. Inigo: I must know. Roberts: Get used to disappointment. 😉
Oh gosh...I have seen this movie hundreds of times...I really hope these guys both LOVE this one as much as I do. And I cannot wait to see what they make of Miracle Max and his wife Valerie...my personal favorite characters. LOL
This is a legitimate addition to any list of Christmas movies you may have put together. Notice some of the little clues in the grandson's room. Remember, this MOVIE is a visualization of the BOOK's narrative; the grandson hears grandfather's voice read the WORDS in the book; any IMAGES that are conjured up are in grandson's head. To really dig into the making of this film, try to find at your local library the book (or recorded book) by Cary Elwes (Westley, The Man in Black) titled "As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride." Lots of film lore and personal insights, how the cast was assembled, how much genuine fun and friendship the ALL had and cultivated while making the movie.
Though not very well received at first, it helped launch the careers of Cary Elwes and Robin Wright to leads and not just ensemble parts. For several years after, it was the movie they were most recognized for. It is also the film they both have admitted to being proud and comfortable with to show their young growing children at the time. The Princess Bride has become sooo beloved and iconic because of the writing, easy flow, the various genres (adventure, action, comedy, romance, and fantasy) it travels to while telling a sweet, endearing, hopeful story for all in the family. There is no real vulgarity, nudity, gore, or lascivious affections. All the main characters are played by well-trained actors who knew how to play their parts with sincerity and truth to the characters. There was no need for CGI or needless special effects. Overall, the was made in its simplest form, relying mostly on the dialogue and the acting of each actor. The effects that it does have are at the minimum to keep the story moving forward.
My favorite is Grandpa. He’s Falking great. 😉 If Inigo becomes the Dread Pirate Roberts, he’ll still technically be in the _Revenge_ business, since that’s the name of the pirate ship.
Miracle Max and his wife were played by Billy Crystal and the wonderful Carol Kane. Peter Falk (besides being Columbo) was also in the great Neil Simon comedy Murder by Death, with Alec Guinness, Peter Sellers, Maggie Smith, Truman Capote, and others.
I must say, this is one of my favorites! Glad you got Toni to see it. Always loved Fezzik (the giant.) I have a friend who used to work at the old Boston Garden. One of the nights he worked security was when Andre The Giant was wrestling there. and got to meet him. My friend is 6'3 and about 280. Andre TOWERED over him. pretty wild. great video!!
This movie is for everyone boys and girls it is such a great movie. This movie is based on a book. The writer of the book also wrote the script of the movie . The scene with Westley and the six finger man when the six finger man hit him in the head was real and the actor who plays Wesley had to go to the hospital. There was real spark between the main actors in real life Westley and Buttercup that's why it works. Andre the giant used his big hands to protect Robin Wright (Buttercup ) head when she was cold on the set. You should also see Wilow, Lady Hawk, The Never Ending Story and The Labyrinth 1986. This is one of the movies with an epic soundtrack like Conan The Barbarian or Highlander which you should also see. one of my favorite quotes from this movie "“We are men of action, lies do not become us.”" . Fyi the actor who plays the grandpa is famous for playing the funny detective Columbo which had a great show for many years. Also Fyi I heard the writer of the book and of the script was on set when the filmed the Fire Swamp scene forgot it was a movie and panicked when fire was on Buttercup (Robin Wright) dress
My experience is this movie became big when released on vhs for rentals. That first year I saw it several times at a "let's rent a movie" night. I got burnt out on it because of this. I remember the night it was the straw that broke the camel's back, "hey we got 'The Princess Bride'". I thought "oh god not again". Still a good movie though.
Mandy Patinkin who plays the Spaniard lost his father to cancer right before filming He said n he pictured the 6 fingered man as cancer and when he kills him and recites the line that he wants his father back he drops the accent and says it in his real voice
Another line I hear used a lot that was not mentioned in your wrap up (maybe you did earlier): "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means"
I love the movie and wouldn't have thought I would had anyone described it to me. I am so glad I finally watched it last year, at 62, am so glad I did.
A classic! My childhood wrapped with a bow. :) It was written as a book, the father promised his girl a bed night story, she asked for princess and a bride, this is the movie based on the book.
The one thing a remember about the book was that the ending was a bit more ambiguous and said that Wesley continues to get better but that it was uncertain if he would ever get his full strength back, I guess it was meant to be a more adult, less simplistic "happily ever after," ending, but it was a slight buzz kill for me. I liked the movie ending better.
Great reaction! Thanks!, I've enjoyed this movie since I watched it regularly on vhs, lol, I've always thought that the scene's and images were to be viewed from the grandsons imagination as his grandfather reads the story., it is truly brilliant!, imo...
Hey, Toni and David. Loved your react. I always thought Inigo's name should have been longer. Like, "Hello, my name is Inigo Roberto Carlos Alfonse Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die." You know how the Spanish have those long names. 😂 Regards from Illinois. ✌&❤
Screenplay by the late great William Goldman who wrote such classics as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, All the Presidents Men, Marathon Man, Magic, Misery and many others.....
One movie I would recommend to you is Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. I've seen you already watched a movie with Kevin Costner, and this one has Alan Rickman as Sheriff in it to boot!
Andre's line "people in masks can't be trusted" is a cute little nod to his main profession. He was a professional wrestler, and has faced masked opponents on many occasions. Masked wrestlers are almost always the "heels" (rule-breakers)
The bad 6 fingered man is Christopher Guest who is married to Jamie Lee Curtis, He has made some hilarious movies like Best in Show & This is Spinal Tap.
RIP to Andre the Giant, in this, so good. What if grandpa is a descendant of Indigo or Wesley?😮😮. Billy crystal is the magic spells doctor. He said once in a restaurant, he's having a conversation at a table with a business guy and a few friends. He says another guy was sitting at a table, at an angle away, from him. He asked crystal what he got, and he had ordered something similar. Then he tells Crystal, " I once had a BLT here, and the Bacon was nice and lean, nice and leeeeeeen!" He said everyone started cracking up!
Scenes/subplots that are better in the book: Buttercup mourning Westley, Humperdinck arranging for commoner Buttercup to become a princess, Inigo’s backstory, Fezzik’s backstory, the snow sand rescue, the Pit of Despair, working with Miracle Max. Scenes/subplots better in the movie include: Inigo sword fighting with Westley, Vizzini battle of wits, Inigo fighting Count Ruben, storming the castle, and the meta story being the Grandpa reading to the kid.
I do remember Elwes on Letterman doing a promo for this film and mentioning he would like to play Tony Stark in a live action Iron Man movie... everyone was very confused by that statement as Iron Man was not the popular character that he is today.
I love this movie. My sister doesn't like it. I called her a Philistine. Showed it to my great-niece's stepdaughter who's 10 and she adores it. My 4 year old great-great-nephew loves the action and Fezzig the Giant.
I don't recall this being poorly-received in the theatres, but it might have grown more as word-of-mouth spread. When I first watched it in the theatre, the biggest audience laugh was 'Mawwiage....'
It's not what it sounds like from the title! I have watched many, many reviews of this movie and not one of them has been negative. This has something for everyone and because he's 'reading the good bits' there is no pointless padding. the action keeps going. I saw a coffee mug. 'Hello my name is Inigo Montoya, you drink my coffee - Prepare to die!'
Mandy Patinkin (Indigo) only broke character once. His father had just passed from cancer before filming. If you listen it’s just him saying I want my father back you sob
Also, in case it wasn’t mentioned, Buttercup was played by Robin Wright who also played Jenny in “Forest Gump”. She was also in “Message in a Bottle”, “The Girl With a Dragon Tattoo”, and “unbreakable”, among others.
@@popculturallychallenged It's really good! A fun read. Lots more backstory on Inigo, Fezzik, and Buttercup, and a much more elaborate Pit of Despair scene.
so i first saw this movie when i was the same age as the kid in the start (fred savage) and since then it has been an all time favourite loved every moment the story telling was well done the humor was beautiful and the romance on point & u should know im not really a fan of romance so thats saying something oh & every single actor was chosen well, loved seeing Andre the giant
I couldn't believe Toni hadn't seen this or even heard of it. Watching this should be required if somebody wants to vote in any elections anywhere on the planet...
If you listen to books on Audible, I strongly recommend listening to "As You Wish" written and read by Cary Elwes, but also featuring the voices of many of the actors and creators of the movie. You'll learn many facts about the making of the movie, helpful tips (don't get hit on the head with the hilt of a sword), and hear Elwes fantastic impression of Sir Roger Moore.
Mandy Patinkin, the actor who played Inigo Montoya, has said on numerous occasions that the motivation he used was very personal. When he was speaking to the Six Fingered Man, he imagined he was speaking to the cancer that took the life of his father. Thus, the real emotion behind his line reading, especially at the end.
I saw something about him and that line a few months back. Someone had made a video asking him about it because she had lost her father and they loved the movie. He responded by video to her. Awesome guy! 😃
We are watching a movie through the imagination of a child. That's why bits are over the top. This movie has the greatest sword fight in cinematic history. IMHO.
Great point!
The premise of the Grandpa reading to his captive audience grandson is the perfect setting for this tale to be told.
Agreed!
Toni would also like "Ladyhawke" (1985)
“I’m a Monk, not an Architect”
Heck yes she would like it and so would all of we.
Nice!
Thanks for the suggestion!
Far too few reactors have done this near-forgotten gem. Ya got my vote.
Inigo doesn’t die from the thrown blade because he kissed the miracle pill before shoving it down Wesley’s throat. That gave him just enough immunity to let him somewhat recover.
I hadn't even thought about that! Thanks!
Good thing you don’t have to be mostly dead for it to be effective.
Well, that’s better than my answer, which was he was wearing his “plot armor”😅
@@arthurerickson5162 That's the real answer since Inigo didn't kiss the pill... he kissed the chocolate coating, lol.
@@vodengc520 My hand-wavium says that the healing properties of the pill had leached into the chocolate-it’s strong stuff, since it can bring back the mostly dead!
The novel and screenplay were written by William Goldman, one of the most influential screenwriters ever. He also wrote Marathon Man (also from his novel), All the President's Men, and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid among others. Goldman asked his kids what kind of story they wanted him to write: one said a princess, one said a bride... so he combined it. I've gifted the novel for birthdays and Christmas multiple times. One loose rule for life I have is "never trust anyone who doesn't like The Princess Bride".
Good rule! 😃
Robin Wright aka Buttercup stated that late Andre The Giant aka Fezzik kept her warm during cold evenings when filming cupping her head with his very large hands. According to Robin, Andre was the gentle giant.
That is so cool. 🥰
Peter Faulk's most touching line , that last "As you wish""
Agreed! 🥰
Toni hadn't seen this? Inconceivable!
I can't believe I hadn't seen it until about 10 years ago too! -David
"Have fun storming the castle" ... a line for roleplayers ...
😂
One of my fav stories, was about a passenger on a plane.
He was wearing a shirt with the quote
"My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die." On the front.
The flight crew did not know the reference and tried to remove him from the plane. After finally explaining the meaning, the passenger was made to wear another shirt, because apparently the crew was afraid he was terrifying other passengers.
😅😂😂..
Om goodness. More people need to watch this movie.
This movie has a special place in my heart. I'm the exact same age as Fred Savage (to the *day*) so I was his age here when this came out.
Also when the Grandfather tells him "As you wish" at the end, with the meaning being "I love you." kills me every time.
This was an amazing movie!
0:38 toni _immediately_ begins to think about *not* overthinking... 💭🙂
🤣 - Toni
@@popculturallychallenged in fairness, i don't think you overthink. your very logical in the questions you have. 🙂
❤ "As you wish." ❤
Fun Fact: Was shot on a budget of $16 Million.
Action Star Fact: Cary Elwes and Mandy Patinkin performed all of their own sword-fighting after many hours of training. According to Rob Reiner, the only stunt performed by Elwes' stunt double was one flip during the "Chatty Duelists" scene.
Historical Fact: There really was a "Dread Pirate Roberts" in real life. His name was Bartholomew Roberts, also known as Black Bart, who operated in the Caribbean in the early 18th century. He is reckoned by many to have been the most successful pirate of all time.
Gentle Giant Fact: Despite his character Fezzik's almost-superhuman strength, André René Roussimoff's back problems at the time prevented him from actually lifting anything heavy. Robin Wright had to be attached to wires in the scene where Buttercup jumps from the castle window into Fezzik's arms because he couldn't support her himself.
I didn't know there was a real Dread Pirate Roberts! Cool! This movie is awesome! Thanks as always for the info! 😃
You're welcome.
Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍
A fun related fact, when Cary Elwes was in Mel Brook's Robin Hood: Men in Tights a few years later, he basically needed no sword training what-so-ever because of this movie.
A friend of mine was talking about watching this movie with his girlfriend and one of our other friends immediately started laughing and teasing him about doing a movie night with something called “The Princess Bride.” At this point, we realized he didn’t know what it was and practically forced him to watch it that night. He loved it so much my Christmas present for him that you ended up being a full-size movie poster lol.
That’s so cool!! What an amazing gift!! - Toni 🥰
"Mawwidge.. Mawwidge is what bwings us togevva, today.." 😂😂
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The six-fingered man was Christopher Guest, who has been married to Jamie Lee Curtis for almost 40 years. Rob Reiner who directed this also directed 'Misery' (1990) a very different film based on a Stephen King book. There's one story that when Billy Crystal was improvising his 'Miracle Max' scene, Rob Reiner was laughing so much behind the camera that he couldn't breathe and thought he might throw up so he had to step out to take a break and compose himself. The 'Cliffs of Insanity' when they are viewed from a distance and you can tell that they are real, are cliffs on the west coast of Ireland that are a popular tourist attraction (not just because of this film). The film was shot at different locations in England and Ireland.
So that’s two Rob Reiner movies in which something that doesn’t usually go to eleven… does.
Thanks for the info!
The ROUS's had me rolling on the floor as a kid. They so obviously just threw a giant fake rat at him and then cut, I couldn't breathe. lol
It had Westley rolling, too. 😉
That part where it attacks him was so funny!
I grew up hearing the lines from my family until i was like six my brother said the peanut line and i was like "whats that from anyway?" And so i was shown, except for the curse word at the end 😆
Years later i would purchase the book and read it to my mother and older sister. ❤️
I didn't realize there was a book, I'm sure they enjoyed that. I love, love when David reads to me. I might have to suggest that. 😊 - Toni 🥰
I am so pleased your beautiful wife got a chance to see this charming classic tale. In many ways the warmth and gentleness of the style of this movie reminds me of your wife's gentle and loving personality.
Thank you! 🥰
Mandy and Cary had 4 months of training with swords for their fight. The original fight was to be less than 2 minutes but was expanded to nearly 4 minutes.
Wow, they must have gotten really good... -Toni 🤓
I took a fencing class in college, a few years after this movie came out. The instructor, a former national championship contender, loved this scene so much that class one day was watching it on her VHS copy of the movie and analyzing Wesley and Inigo's moves.
One of the most charming movies of all time. Great reaction.
Thank you!
Although this genre of movie typically wouldn't necessarily appeal to me, from the moment I saw this movie, I fell in love with it. Such a unique blend of comedy, drama, action, and hope. It has some of the most memorable, quotable lines ever spoken in a movie. I consider it to be one of my favorite movies of all time. I don't know anyone who's seen the movie who didn't like or love it. Great reaction!
Thanks!
Apparently at one point there were talks of a remake and Elwes responded, “There’s a shortage of perfect movies in this world. It’d be a shame to ruin this one.” And it really is perfect. Not only have I never met anyone who has seen this movie and didn’t like it, I’ve never heard anyone say anything bad about it.
@@marylandwehr1666 I love that! Perfect response!
Yep, me too.
This was one of my top favourites back in the 80s. Still hold true in this day and age, not that say much about today. Glad you both enjoyed it. Much love from Brisbane, Australia.
Miracle Max was Billy Crystal and his wife was Carol Kane.
Thanks!
As a guy I tell my better half often ,,As you wish'' and mean exactly what Wesley meant and there are times when the expression means something very different 😊
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!!!Yes- YES!!! This is IT!! Thank You, Mr. David....
Mz. Toni, You will LOVE, LAUGH & Never Cry, You Rock Mr. DAVID!!
"Have Fun Storming the Castle..!"
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Thank you!! 😃
I love the 'As you wish' the grandfather says at the end.
That was great! 😃
I like how the Grandfather considers "torture" a sport.
Good point! 😂
It seemed to be for Count Rugen, though an intellectual pursuit as well.
The actor that played Wesly is also in "Glory" which I recommend for your viewing.
Thanks for the suggestion!
I had a policy of never seeing any movie with the words princess or bride in the title - I finally made an exception for this one.
Good movie to make an exception for!
“I’ve heard you say it to the girls”
Well done sir 👏
A great little cult film which I've been watching for over 2 decades and it still is as funny as when I first saw it......
This was an amazing movie. Even having seen it, I couldn't stop laughing. Glad Toni has finally seen it. 🙂 -David
For my family this was an instant classic once on VHS. I grew up quoting this movie and now have 4 graphic shirts.
I don't know how I missed this one! Glad I found it, even if I was late to the party. 😃-David
Toni watched The Princess Bride? Inconceivable!
Cast notes: Cary Elwes was also in Twister and Bram Stoker's Dracula. Billy Crystal starred as one of the first regular gay characters on American television on ABC's Soap, and was also the main lead in City Slickers and When Harry Met Sally. . . Fred Savage starred on The (original) Wonder Years. I always thought he should've played Jay Leno's son in something. Oscar winner Carol Kane is best known for Taxi starring Christopher Lloyd, Judd Hirsch, Tony Danza and Andy Kaufman. She currently appears as the chief engineer of the starship Enterprise on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Buttercup was the female lead in Forrest Gump and also starred in Wonder Woman with Gal Gadot. Mandy Patinkin starred on Criminal Minds, and in Yentl, which I highly recommend. The "Inconceivable" guy is a semi-regular on Young Sheldon, recurred on the original Gossip Girl, and played a popular alien character on many episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, as well as Rex in all the Toy Story films. Peter Falk was Columbo!
Thanks for the info!
the grandfather used to play the guy on the one tv show i think it was called Columbo aka Peter Falk
Thanks!
Two of the bits of writing in cinematic history. Inigo: "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means." And .... Inigo: Who are you? Roberts: No one of consequence. Inigo: I must know. Roberts: Get used to disappointment. 😉
Great lines!! 😂
Whoa... I'm tearing up and Toni isn't??? I lose it every time when the grandpa says "as you wish"
She surprises me sometimes too. 🙂 -David
@@popculturallychallengedyour mom doesn’t get it! She isn’t a good reactor to have on a reaction chsnnel
Oh gosh...I have seen this movie hundreds of times...I really hope these guys both LOVE this one as much as I do.
And I cannot wait to see what they make of Miracle Max and his wife Valerie...my personal favorite characters. LOL
Have fun watching the reaction! You think it’ll work?
@@0okamino It would take a miracle. LOL
This was a great movie!
You have to remember it’s been 5 years since she last saw him.
Good point!
I don't understand why people love this movie so much, and I did enjoy that Toni seemed a little perplexed at several moments.
We both enjoyed it. 😃
This is a legitimate addition to any list of Christmas movies you may have put together. Notice some of the little clues in the grandson's room. Remember, this MOVIE is a visualization of the BOOK's narrative; the grandson hears grandfather's voice read the WORDS in the book; any IMAGES that are conjured up are in grandson's head. To really dig into the making of this film, try to find at your local library the book (or recorded book) by Cary Elwes (Westley, The Man in Black) titled "As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride." Lots of film lore and personal insights, how the cast was assembled, how much genuine fun and friendship the ALL had and cultivated while making the movie.
Thank you, will need to research a bit more. Sounds intriguing. - Toni 🥰
"How did he have the strength to do that?" Because this is a fairy tale 😂
Good point! 😀
Though not very well received at first, it helped launch the careers of Cary Elwes and Robin Wright to leads and not just ensemble parts. For several years after, it was the movie they were most recognized for. It is also the film they both have admitted to being proud and comfortable with to show their young growing children at the time.
The Princess Bride has become sooo beloved and iconic because of the writing, easy flow, the various genres (adventure, action, comedy, romance, and fantasy) it travels to while telling a sweet, endearing, hopeful story for all in the family. There is no real vulgarity, nudity, gore, or lascivious affections. All the main characters are played by well-trained actors who knew how to play their parts with sincerity and truth to the characters. There was no need for CGI or needless special effects. Overall, the was made in its simplest form, relying mostly on the dialogue and the acting of each actor. The effects that it does have are at the minimum to keep the story moving forward.
This was definitely a classic! 😃
My favorite is Grandpa. He’s Falking great. 😉
If Inigo becomes the Dread Pirate Roberts, he’ll still technically be in the _Revenge_ business, since that’s the name of the pirate ship.
Thanks for the info!
Miracle Max and his wife were played by Billy Crystal and the wonderful Carol Kane.
Peter Falk (besides being Columbo) was also in the great Neil Simon comedy Murder by Death, with Alec Guinness, Peter Sellers, Maggie Smith, Truman Capote, and others.
Thanks for the suggestion!
I must say, this is one of my favorites! Glad you got Toni to see it. Always loved Fezzik (the giant.) I have a friend who used to work at the old Boston Garden. One of the nights he worked security was when Andre The Giant was wrestling there. and got to meet him. My friend is 6'3 and about 280. Andre TOWERED over him. pretty wild. great video!!
He was definitely a giant! 🙂
This movie is for everyone boys and girls it is such a great movie. This movie is based on a book. The writer of the book also wrote the script of the movie . The scene with Westley and the six finger man when the six finger man hit him in the head was real and the actor who plays Wesley had to go to the hospital. There was real spark between the main actors in real life Westley and Buttercup that's why it works. Andre the giant used his big hands to protect Robin Wright (Buttercup ) head when she was cold on the set. You should also see Wilow, Lady Hawk, The Never Ending Story and The Labyrinth 1986. This is one of the movies with an epic soundtrack like Conan The Barbarian or Highlander which you should also see. one of my favorite quotes from this movie "“We are men of action, lies do not become us.”" . Fyi the actor who plays the grandpa is famous for playing the funny detective Columbo which had a great show for many years. Also Fyi I heard the writer of the book and of the script was on set when the filmed the Fire Swamp scene forgot it was a movie and panicked when fire was on Buttercup (Robin Wright) dress
Thanks for the info!
Saw this way back in the late 80's! Definitely a classic imo, nothing else quite like it
Definitely a classic! 😃
Peter Falk was my favorite… “As you wish”
He was great in this! 🥰
My experience is this movie became big when released on vhs for rentals. That first year I saw it several times at a "let's rent a movie" night. I got burnt out on it because of this. I remember the night it was the straw that broke the camel's back, "hey we got 'The Princess Bride'". I thought "oh god not again". Still a good movie though.
I would say it was a decent movie! The humor was a bit strange though. - Toni 🥰
I took a poll with the humans I know and we've agreed that u 2 are the cutest couple on TH-cam 😊
You and your humans are so kind..... I think David is the cutest!! - Toni 🥰
This is one of my all-time favorite movies. So much fun, perfect dialog, exciting fight scenes...True Love. All around great!
Mandy Patinkin who plays the Spaniard lost his father to cancer right before filming
He said n he pictured the 6 fingered man as cancer and when he kills him and recites the line that he wants his father back he drops the accent and says it in his real voice
Thanks for the info!
A sleeper hold will make you pass out for about 10 seconds
Thanks!
Another line I hear used a lot that was not mentioned in your wrap up (maybe you did earlier): "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means"
That's a good one too! Thanks!
I love the movie and wouldn't have thought I would had anyone described it to me. I am so glad I finally watched it last year, at 62, am so glad I did.
It is an incredible movie! 😀
A classic! My childhood wrapped with a bow. :) It was written as a book, the father promised his girl a bed night story, she asked for princess and a bride, this is the movie based on the book.
That's awesome! 🙂
The one thing a remember about the book was that the ending was a bit more ambiguous and said that Wesley continues to get better but that it was uncertain if he would ever get his full strength back, I guess it was meant to be a more adult, less simplistic "happily ever after," ending, but it was a slight buzz kill for me. I liked the movie ending better.
Well, ya know, this is “the good parts”.
I might have to read the book too. It was a fun movie. - Toni 🥰
I was 10 when I saw it in the theater and I've watched it many, many, times since.
I wish I could have seen this in theaters!
I love this movie. So much fun, lighthearted and moving at the same time. Awesome to see you enjoying some laughs!
Thanks! This was a fun one!
Great reaction! Thanks!, I've enjoyed this movie since I watched it regularly on vhs, lol, I've always thought that the scene's and images were to be viewed from the grandsons imagination as his grandfather reads the story., it is truly brilliant!, imo...
Thank you!
Hey, Toni and David.
Loved your react. I always thought Inigo's name should have been longer. Like, "Hello, my name is Inigo Roberto Carlos Alfonse Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die." You know how the Spanish have those long names. 😂
Regards from Illinois. ✌&❤
That would have been awesome! 😂
Count Rugen would have already escaped before Inigo finished introducing himself. 😄
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Yes!!! Oh Toni is going to LOVE this one! and so NOT a Hallmark movie!! LOL
Yeah she is.
Yep! It was great!
Screenplay by the late great William Goldman who wrote such classics as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, All the Presidents Men, Marathon Man, Magic, Misery and many others.....
Cool! We may have to check some of those out!
This is a fun one.
Bye bye Toni!!! Have fun watching Princess Bride, try not to cry.
Think it will work?
It will take a miracle.
BYE!!! BYE!!!
I didn't cry!! This one was a fun one!! - Toni 🥰
One movie I would recommend to you is Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. I've seen you already watched a movie with Kevin Costner, and this one has Alan Rickman as Sheriff in it to boot!
Thanks for the suggestion!
This movie is so much fun. I'm glad you both enjoyed it.
Thank you for watching with us. - Toni 🥰
This is one of my top-ten favorite movies. Enjoyed your review as usual. BTW, David always like how you don't tell Tony anything about the movie 😀
Thanks! 😊
Andre's line "people in masks can't be trusted" is a cute little nod to his main profession. He was a professional wrestler, and has faced masked opponents on many occasions. Masked wrestlers are almost always the "heels" (rule-breakers)
That's too funny! 😂
This is the perfect sunday afternoon rainy day movie i love it great reaction
Thanks!
The bad 6 fingered man is Christopher Guest who is married to Jamie Lee Curtis, He has made some hilarious movies like Best in Show & This is Spinal Tap.
Cool! Thanks!
Your wife has never heard of this before?! Inconceivable!
😂 You keep using that word, I don’t think it means what you think it means?!? 😂
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RIP to Andre the Giant, in this, so good. What if grandpa is a descendant of Indigo or Wesley?😮😮. Billy crystal is the magic spells doctor. He said once in a restaurant, he's having a conversation at a table with a business guy and a few friends. He says another guy was sitting at a table, at an angle away, from him. He asked crystal what he got, and he had ordered something similar. Then he tells Crystal, " I once had a BLT here, and the Bacon was nice and lean, nice and leeeeeeen!" He said everyone started cracking up!
😂 - Toni
It's a snarky Fairy Tale. THE snarky Fairy Tale.
It was awesome!! 😃
now that Toni has seen the Princess Bride, I think she should watch Pulp Fiction (1994)
Thank you for the recommendation! We have added it to our list! Looking forward to it! - Toni 🥰
now this is what i want to see toni react to
Hope you enjoyed it! 🙂
Christopher Guest, who was the 6th finger man. He said he was actually scared at the fight scene as Mandy got really angry.
Scenes/subplots that are better in the book: Buttercup mourning Westley, Humperdinck arranging for commoner Buttercup to become a princess, Inigo’s backstory, Fezzik’s backstory, the snow sand rescue, the Pit of Despair, working with Miracle Max.
Scenes/subplots better in the movie include: Inigo sword fighting with Westley, Vizzini battle of wits, Inigo fighting Count Ruben, storming the castle, and the meta story being the Grandpa reading to the kid.
Sounds like ready the book would be fun too. - Toni 😊
I do remember Elwes on Letterman doing a promo for this film and mentioning he would like to play Tony Stark in a live action Iron Man movie... everyone was very confused by that statement as Iron Man was not the popular character that he is today.
That's funny! 😂
I love this movie. My sister doesn't like it. I called her a Philistine. Showed it to my great-niece's stepdaughter who's 10 and she adores it. My 4 year old great-great-nephew loves the action and Fezzig the Giant.
That so cool that the kids enjoyed it. - Toni 😊
I have a t-shirt defining Inconceivable.
The Second Meaning: Not what you think it means. 👍🏾
😂 I need to get one of those!
I knew Toni’d like this. Great reaction, as usual y’all. (Btw, the 6 fingered man…in real life has been married to Jamie Lee Curtis for 40 years.😉)
Cool! Thanks for the info!
Mate,i laughed every time you did! Some people just don't understand 😂❤
Glad I'm not alone! 😃
I don't recall this being poorly-received in the theatres, but it might have grown more as word-of-mouth spread. When I first watched it in the theatre, the biggest audience laugh was 'Mawwiage....'
I loved Zorro as a kid and this confused me initially, great movie
Zorro cannot be trusted, according to Fezzik, anyway.
We need to watch Zorro at some point! 😃
I love this movie. You guys should watch Robin Hood Men in Tights
Thanks for the suggestion!
It's not what it sounds like from the title!
I have watched many, many reviews of this movie and not one of them has been negative. This has something for everyone and because he's 'reading the good bits' there is no pointless padding. the action keeps going.
I saw a coffee mug. 'Hello my name is Inigo Montoya, you drink my coffee - Prepare to die!'
That’s too funny! 😂
Mandy Patinkin (Indigo) only broke character once. His father had just passed from cancer before filming. If you listen it’s just him saying I want my father back you sob
I noticed that! Didn't realize why though. Thanks!
your wife seemed very tired...but i liked the reaction as ive never seen the movie...great job!
Thanks!
There's a shortage of perfect movies in this world. It would be a pity not to react to this one.
Also, in case it wasn’t mentioned, Buttercup was played by Robin Wright who also played Jenny in “Forest Gump”.
She was also in “Message in a Bottle”, “The Girl With a Dragon Tattoo”, and “unbreakable”, among others.
Cool! Might have to check those out someday!
The grandpa was Columbo
Yep, we remember now. 🙂 - Toni
One of the only movies that’s actually as good as the book on which it’s based.
I feel like I need to make time to read the book. - Toni 🥰
@@popculturallychallenged It's really good! A fun read. Lots more backstory on Inigo, Fezzik, and Buttercup, and a much more elaborate Pit of Despair scene.
Love the book as well
I might have to check that out at some point. 😃
Such a sweet story. 😊 Thanks for sharing this one!
Glad you enjoyed it! - Toni 😊
"Is this a kissing book?"
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so i first saw this movie when i was the same age as the kid in the start (fred savage) and since then it has been an all time favourite loved every moment the story telling was well done the humor was beautiful and the romance on point & u should know im not really a fan of romance so thats saying something oh & every single actor was chosen well, loved seeing Andre the giant
It was a great movie! Thank you for sharing your thoughts. - Toni 🥰
I couldn't believe Toni hadn't seen this or even heard of it. Watching this should be required if somebody wants to vote in any elections anywhere on the planet...
I'm ashamed to say that I hadn't seen it until the last 10 years or so. My kids actually introduced me to it! -David
If you listen to books on Audible, I strongly recommend listening to "As You Wish" written and read by Cary Elwes, but also featuring the voices of many of the actors and creators of the movie. You'll learn many facts about the making of the movie, helpful tips (don't get hit on the head with the hilt of a sword), and hear Elwes fantastic impression of Sir Roger Moore.
Cool! I'll have to check that out! Thanks!