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I think you missed the point. The lovey dovey moments are intentionally superficial, because the intention of the story is that good stories, no matter how simple, if they are indeed worthy of merit, build bridges between generations. The grandfather is old, the kid is young, and yet the story binds them together because it’s simple, but still so good that it brings the two of them that much closer.
@@N0rnagest actually, I have a t-shirt with a name badge printed on it, it says "Hello, I'am..." and then , in handwritten style, "Iñigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die."
*HIDES her face laughing* I did this to my niece when she told us they were getting married, thank GOODNESS there are other people out there this insane too!
Great reaction! One of my favorite movies. An interesting filming fact for this movie, Mandy Patinkin (Inigo) lost his father suddenly to Cancer when they were filming this. And he channeled all his emotions about that during most of this movie and especially the sword fight with the Count. He has said it was like he was fighting the Cancer that took his father.
You probably missed the significance of more than the Indigo Montoya line throughout your life. "Have fun storming the castle!" "Inconceivable" and "I don't think it means what you think it means" and even "Never get into a land war in Asia" are all parts of pop culture, and I've seen all of those pop up one time or another in shows/movies.
Small point: she wasn't a witch. Her role, according to the credits, was "Ancient Booer." I can't imagine a better credit to put on one's resume. Ancient Booer.
Billy Crystal has a hundred hit movies. You've probably heard/seen When Harry Met Sally, City Slickers, Throw Momma From The Train, Running Scared, etc.
I stumbled on your channel while searching for first viewings of this modern classic from my youth and was curious if Newfie meant what I thought. Sure enough your accent confirmed it! Hello from a yank with a mother that hails from St. Johns. Thanks for sharing your reaction.
Elwes and Patinkin learned swordfighting for that sequence from the same guys who taught Errol Flynn. They also were the guys who choreographed the light saber battles in "Star Wars".
@@NewfieMovieReactions The fight was choreographed by Bob Anderson, who worked with Errol Flynn. True old-school Hollywood royalty. (If you watch one of Flynn's old swashbuckling movies, you'll get a lot of the humor in the way Princess Bride was written.)
Now you need to check out "The Princess Bride: Home Movie" or in other words "actors being bored during quarantine" : th-cam.com/video/lR8pA_WV9QI/w-d-xo.html 😂😂
I low key love how the subtitles mangles the old crone's insult, changing it from 'the queen of putrescence' to 'the queen of few dresses'. It kinda also works for me. :D
Omg... 10 hrs ago before bed I was like. Hmm tomorrow I’ll look up a reaction from Princess Bride. I hope someone ever did one. You are psychic! How did you know!? 😧 Or maybe...I put the idea in your mind somehow 😏 One of my fav movies! 💗
Haha well the patrons voted on this a couple weeks ago so it was already planned but you can still think it was a psychic thing if you'd like! Hahaha 😄
interesting fact.. Mandy Patakin who played Inigo, had lost his father to cancer a few days prior to filming that fight scene, so that is why he delivered that line with such chilling passion about getting his father back.
In the book, Inigio is meant to be one of the greatest swordsman around. He’s been out of it and drinking, he beats Westley until they get into super close quarters in the rocks. Westley then *slightly* begins beating him, but in the open he had no chance. It’s amazingly written, you should give it a read.
I find it fascinating to 'talk to' people who've also read the book. A friend showed me the movie right after it came out, warned me the book wasn't nearly as good. I agreed with her. One of the few time the same writer did the book & the movie it generated --William Goldman, known as "the God of screenplays" for many years in Hollywood. I thought the book had too much excess & side plots, but I'm not sure what I'd think if I'd read it first. I'd be interested to hear the good points you prefer in the book.
Remember Oberyn Martel's line; "YOU RAPED HER, YOU MURDERED HER, YOU KILLED HER CHILDREN!" I and many other fans believe the actor was inspired by Inigo's scene in this movie
Also during his fight scene Andre the giant ripped like a fully minute long fart if not longer. When asked if he was ok he said “I am now boss” with a thumbs up
I'm not surprised you have heard it, people reference that line all across pop culture AND on social media (via memes). I'm so glad you uploaded something today! It's my birthday, just turned 30. I can't wait to see more from you!
This is such a great film and thank you for such a fantastic reaction! It really brightened my weekend. Lots of famous cameos in this film -- Peter Falk, Peter Cook, Billy Crystal, Carol Kane, Mel Smith ... Such a great part of my childhood and so amused by your commentary. Does anyone else talk to the screen whilst they're watching reactions? Just me? Okay then ... 😅
He said the three days he spent filming his part in that movie were some of the most fun he had in his life. He made up a lot of his lines. Rob Reiner had to leave the building because he couldn’t stop laughing.
Grandpa is Peter Falk. He used to play Columbo. Inigo Montoya is Mandy Patinkin who was on Criminal Minds. Miracle Max is Billy Crystal and his wife is Carol Kane.
@@NewfieMovieReactions I was born in 61 so I grew up watching some of these actors...lol. Columbo was one of my favorite detectives back in the day. Still watch it in reruns.
I think you're the first reactor I've seen to pick up on Humperdink being a good tracker. There's a lot in the book about how he's an extremely talented hunter.
The one thing I have to say to people who complain about special effects, instead of just enjoying what is on screen... How good are special effects in books?
The high ground is actually a weakness in unarmored fencing. Most forms focus on protecting the head and the vital organs. But if you don't have any armor on your feet or legs it's much easier to leave your opponent lame from a lower elevation.
Princess Bride is a classic! 🤗❤️ If you like this movie, you might enjoy “The 3 Musketeers” with Keifer Sutherland and Tim Curry. 🙂 It’s another one of my favorites.
I also knew it only from The Big Bang Theory. It was in the episode when they were having the fencing lessons. :D Now I finally know where it came from.
Yes Billy Crystal, yes Fred Savage. I guess you aren't old enough tho to recognize Peter Falk (Lt. Columbo) as the grandpa. The "you killed my father" line has been memed to death so I had to laugh when you said "where have I heard that??" Literally everywhere, lol.
I was reading comments for the very beginning of the intro and I had to rewind cause I just absolutely had no idea what you’d said 😂😂 sounded like Eminem just “isuwhen focushwrjfudus kuhiquehr disuaja “
Favorite movie of all time. It's perfect. I love so many movies but when it comes to pretty much every aspect of this one it can't get any better. So exited for you. Your going to experience so much good this year and we get to share it with you.
William Goldwin wrote both the book and the screenplay for this movie. He always had Andre the Giant in mind when he wrote the Fezzik character. Sometime you need to watch one of his other original screenplays like "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid." There are several volumes of his scripts in print. They're used to teach aspiring screenwriters.
The "problem" with this movie, like many seminal classics, is that it has had such an influence on popular culture (and nerd culture in particular) since it came out that some parts of it now seem almost tired or predictable. Then again, there are certainly worse things than becoming a victim of your own success...
@@stillmagic714 Or me reading Dracula as an edgy preteen. I spent the first quarter of the book scoffing at Harker (and by extension the author) for not noticing (/laying on too thick) all the VERY OBVIOUS SIGNS that Dracula was a vampire, until finally the penny dropped that this was where nearly all those tropes came from. Still makes me laugh to think about now.
My mother saw Andre wrestle way back when. Love this movie. One Valentine’s Day it was showing for free at the local theater and it was hilarious listening to people react. Like, it went silent just before, “mawiage” then everyone bust out laughing. Very cute.
Wesley is way way better than batman, Batman got everything planned out but he don't have an immunity to iocaine powder, Wesley figured out that immunity to that poison would come in handy with in a few years.
You are the second reactor who thought of Degoba, nice! Miracle Max is Billy Crystal. Inigo's actor lost his father during shooting, so he sells the emotion of the fight with the six fingered man very well.
An AWESOME movie. Believe it or not, after all of the remarkable things he did in the wrestling rings, Andre the Giant/Fezzik needed to be supported for the scene that he caught the Princess. RIP Andre. Great movie. And great reactions to it.
Yes, Miracle Max is Billy Crystal. As you pointed out the little boy is Fred Savage who later starred in 'The Wonder Years'. The grandpa is Peter Falk, best know for 'Columbo'. Buttercup was also Jenny in Forrest Gump. This film is well-known and well-loved enough that many people recognise the 'My name is Inigo Montoya...' line even without context so it is used in other comedy. I have seen a mug with 'you killed my father' with 'you drank my coffee'.
The fantasy part is the boy's imagination entirely, and the way it is done is keeping true to this. Of course the director could've made this a more polished movie but it wouldn't be the boy's imagination and interpretation anymore.
Hahaaa ... you enjoyed this one I think😁 ‘Tis a fairy tail with attitude and style for sure, the like of which I have never seen before. ...A work of genius to engage fully grown men in a fairy tale romance ! Glad you liked it...thanks for sharing 🤗👍
As for the reason why Westley could defeat Inigo, Westley has been training consistently and constantly for five years under and as the Dread Pirate Roberts while Inigo, driven to despair by his inability to find the six fingered man, has been a drunkard for much of the last decade. "When I found you, you were so slobbering drunk that you couldn't buy brandy!"
Why doesn't she recognize him? It has been five years that he's been dead. For five years she has been alone with her memories of him, and after he's been dead for five years and she's been dealing with him being dead she might see someone who reminds her of him, but it isn't the same because she's certain that he is dead. And with that unpleasant caterpillar of a mustache crawling across his upper lip, he looks different than she remembers. :-D
Tumbling down the ravine (and it is described as a ravine even if the obvious cant of the shot shows it's not quite as drastic an angle as it is shot to be) makes more sense as the walls of a ravine are usually very steep, meaning controlled descents are not always easy to accomplish.
I am so ecstatic that you are watching this movie it's one of my all-time favorites. They better not even try to think about remaking it because they're just going to ruin it.
I still don't get how so many reaction videos know Andre the Giant and have NOT watched this movie. I've loved this since childhood and have NEVER seen him anywhere else. I know he was a pretty famous wrestler, but seriously... I know WAY more people who have seen this than watched ANY wrestling.
Caught your Pulp Fiction reaction. Seeing another classic on your list, figured I might as well sub and hit the bell, catch any other classics that come down the pipe. Thanks for sharing, bro.
mandy patinkin in this movie, when he said " I want my father back you sunava bitch" he truly ment it because his father did die when he did this movie. That was his true emotions right there.
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If you have friends that tell you "you have to" see this movie, those are some good friends to have in your life.
Indeed they are!
@@NewfieMovieReactions do you know the name of that spanish actor with the sword who's one of the three "bad" guys???
@@cheyendijk1750 i believe that was gilbert gottfried
@@cheyendijk1750 Inigo? He's played by Mandy Patinkin.
@@asdfasdf7199 AHHHHH my head just exploded. Been a Mandy Patinkin major fan since this movie came out. Gilbert Godf....?!?! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
This movie's quotes are plastered everywhere. One of the most quoted movies ever.
that's inconceivable :D
I think you missed the point. The lovey dovey moments are intentionally superficial, because the intention of the story is that good stories, no matter how simple, if they are indeed worthy of merit, build bridges between generations. The grandfather is old, the kid is young, and yet the story binds them together because it’s simple, but still so good that it brings the two of them that much closer.
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die." ... Such a classic ! Love this movie!
Yes, among the most famous movie lines.
Any time i have to write " my name is .... " .. on a name badge for some company crap
.... I write this
@@N0rnagest brilliant
@@N0rnagest actually, I have a t-shirt with a name badge printed on it, it says "Hello, I'am..." and then , in handwritten style, "Iñigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die."
What's the name of the actor who played him? Love his Spanish accent
I love this movie...can't believe u hadn't seen it...inconceivable!
Hahaha good one!
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
My cousin loves this movie so much, she had my mother recite the "mawage" speech when she officiated her wedding last Fall.
I think, if you have to have a wedding, that's definitely the way to go
Oh my gosh! I should have thought of that for my wedding day. Dang. I love this movie and the book so much.
That was Peter Cook. He was famous back in the day.
That’s brilliant😂
*HIDES her face laughing* I did this to my niece when she told us they were getting married, thank GOODNESS there are other people out there this insane too!
In my mind Lord Farquad from Shrek was based on this guy right here.
definitely
Absolutely
The guy who made shrek hated disney and made farquad based on his old boss at disney
Everything from the clothes to the hair, it’s spot on. He’s definitely a big inspiration to the character
Shrek was based off of Andre the giant
There's no such thing as a perfect movie, but this one comes damn close. Every scene has memorable lines.
This is one of those movies that flopped at the box office but has become a cult classic.
So many good lines.
Hardly a flop. It made $30 million against a $16 million budget. It made a profit.
@@claymccoy But in its box office debut, not the rerelease, it flopped. It only because popular and a classic after vhs tapes were invented and used.
@@ashleighmodglin No, it was $30 million in its initial run. It’s considered a modest success according to Wikipedia.
@@claymccoy It had horrible marketing, so it COULD have done so much better.
@@captin3149 Still, not a flop.
I appreciated that you gave the movie a fair chance without putting on airs or being stupidly critical. My compliments.
Great reaction! One of my favorite movies. An interesting filming fact for this movie, Mandy Patinkin (Inigo) lost his father suddenly to Cancer when they were filming this. And he channeled all his emotions about that during most of this movie and especially the sword fight with the Count. He has said it was like he was fighting the Cancer that took his father.
I saw that in an interview with him. Gets me all choked up.
I love the Princess' genuine smile when Andre catches her at the end.
You probably missed the significance of more than the Indigo Montoya line throughout your life. "Have fun storming the castle!" "Inconceivable" and "I don't think it means what you think it means" and even "Never get into a land war in Asia" are all parts of pop culture, and I've seen all of those pop up one time or another in shows/movies.
Small point: she wasn't a witch. Her role, according to the credits, was "Ancient Booer."
I can't imagine a better credit to put on one's resume. Ancient Booer.
"This is true love do you think this happens everyday?" One of my all-time favorite lines.
Billy Crystal has a hundred hit movies. You've probably heard/seen When Harry Met Sally, City Slickers, Throw Momma From The Train, Running Scared, etc.
This has been one of my favorite movies for 35 years. I just bought the book, this week.
ok, now ROBIN HOOD, MEN IN TIGHTS
Same actor, lots of fun
I also enjoyed his smaller role in Twister and his recurring character in Psych.
TIGHT tights 😂😂
I stumbled on your channel while searching for first viewings of this modern classic from my youth and was curious if Newfie meant what I thought. Sure enough your accent confirmed it! Hello from a yank with a mother that hails from St. Johns.
Thanks for sharing your reaction.
They wanted the sword fight to be the longest in cinematic history, and it was
Really?! Hahaha nice!
Elwes and Patinkin learned swordfighting for that sequence from the same guys who taught Errol Flynn. They also were the guys who choreographed the light saber battles in "Star Wars".
@@NewfieMovieReactions The fight was choreographed by Bob Anderson, who worked with Errol Flynn. True old-school Hollywood royalty. (If you watch one of Flynn's old swashbuckling movies, you'll get a lot of the humor in the way Princess Bride was written.)
Now you need to check out "The Princess Bride: Home Movie" or in other words "actors being bored during quarantine" : th-cam.com/video/lR8pA_WV9QI/w-d-xo.html 😂😂
I low key love how the subtitles mangles the old crone's insult, changing it from 'the queen of putrescence' to 'the queen of few dresses'. It kinda also works for me. :D
That's funny, I didn't catch that
The princess is the same actor who played Jenny in Forrest Gump and Inigo Montoya is the old man from Homeland.
She was also the Claire Underwood in 'House of Cards'.
And Antiope in Wonder Woman. 👍😁
The reason you have heard " hello my name is inigo Montoya you killed my father prepare to die" cause it's the greatest quote of all time.
Omg... 10 hrs ago before bed I was like. Hmm tomorrow I’ll look up a reaction from Princess Bride. I hope someone ever did one. You are psychic! How did you know!? 😧 Or maybe...I put the idea in your mind somehow 😏 One of my fav movies! 💗
Haha well the patrons voted on this a couple weeks ago so it was already planned but you can still think it was a psychic thing if you'd like! Hahaha 😄
@@NewfieMovieReactions I just found your channel the other day looking for HP reactions. So I’m gonna go for the psychic, it’s cooler 😁
This movie is one of those that I have never even heard of someone not liking. It is one of the few perfect films in the world.
interesting fact.. Mandy Patakin who played Inigo, had lost his father to cancer a few days prior to filming that fight scene, so that is why he delivered that line with such chilling passion about getting his father back.
wrong. mandy's father had been dead over a decade. he clearly still wasn't over it, but it wasn't recent.
In the book, Inigio is meant to be one of the greatest swordsman around. He’s been out of it and drinking, he beats Westley until they get into super close quarters in the rocks. Westley then *slightly* begins beating him, but in the open he had no chance. It’s amazingly written, you should give it a read.
I find it fascinating to 'talk to' people who've also read the book. A friend showed me the movie right after it came out, warned me the book wasn't nearly as good. I agreed with her. One of the few time the same writer did the book & the movie it generated --William Goldman, known as "the God of screenplays" for many years in Hollywood. I thought the book had too much excess & side plots, but I'm not sure what I'd think if I'd read it first. I'd be interested to hear the good points you prefer in the book.
Remember Oberyn Martel's line; "YOU RAPED HER, YOU MURDERED HER, YOU KILLED HER CHILDREN!"
I and many other fans believe the actor was inspired by Inigo's scene in this movie
Also during his fight scene Andre the giant ripped like a fully minute long fart if not longer. When asked if he was ok he said “I am now boss” with a thumbs up
LoL Awesome. Thanks for sharing!
33:30 best moment in cinematic history.
I'm not surprised you have heard it, people reference that line all across pop culture AND on social media (via memes). I'm so glad you uploaded something today! It's my birthday, just turned 30. I can't wait to see more from you!
Happy Birthday !!! 🎂🥳🎉💜
@@NewfieMovieReactions ☺💜 thank you 🧚♀️
This is such a great film and thank you for such a fantastic reaction! It really brightened my weekend. Lots of famous cameos in this film -- Peter Falk, Peter Cook, Billy Crystal, Carol Kane, Mel Smith ... Such a great part of my childhood and so amused by your commentary. Does anyone else talk to the screen whilst they're watching reactions? Just me? Okay then ... 😅
No, not just you! :D
Yes, that is Billy Crystal in heavy old age makeup.
He said the three days he spent filming his part in that movie were some of the most fun he had in his life. He made up a lot of his lines. Rob Reiner had to leave the building because he couldn’t stop laughing.
Carole Cane, who had been nominated for an Academy Award, played his wife
Grandpa is Peter Falk. He used to play Columbo. Inigo Montoya is Mandy Patinkin who was on Criminal Minds. Miracle Max is Billy Crystal and his wife is Carol Kane.
Ohh yeah? That is interesting!
@@NewfieMovieReactions I was born in 61 so I grew up watching some of these actors...lol. Columbo was one of my favorite detectives back in the day. Still watch it in reruns.
The grandfather was TV's Peter Falk, also known as Detective Columbo!!!
If you like old style films you should do a reaction for “The Sting” from 1973. It’s a Classic.
OMG YES. I've been suggesting that movie to reactors for months now!
I think you're the first reactor I've seen to pick up on Humperdink being a good tracker. There's a lot in the book about how he's an extremely talented hunter.
So many of his lines are made prophetic. "This contained iocaine powder. I would bet my life on it."
The one thing I have to say to people who complain about special effects, instead of just enjoying what is on screen... How good are special effects in books?
The BEST special effect is in books - your imagination. Beats any movie FX any day.
@@Serai3 Nope
@@shayla106 So your imagination sucks? Wow, sad for you, little girl.
@@Serai3 I'm with you!! The mind movie is the best.
The boy who grandpa is reading the story to is a young Fred Savage
I don't get how he knew who Fred Savage was but didn't recognize Columbo
Christopher Guest, the 6 Fingered Man, is married to Jamie Lee Curtis. And Humperdink’s actor is the voice of Jack Skellington from NBC.
this is one of those few movies who is acctuly perfect...
The high ground is actually a weakness in unarmored fencing. Most forms focus on protecting the head and the vital organs. But if you don't have any armor on your feet or legs it's much easier to leave your opponent lame from a lower elevation.
Love this classic movie but your reaction with all the Canadian/Newfie-isms is what entertained me the most! Instant classic reaction! 🙂
Awesome! Thank you! This was a really fun movie to check out. Glad you enjoyed it!
If you like older movies, you should check out Arsenic and Old Lace. It's a classic for a reason. :)
Hard to believe that is Jenny from Forrest Gump
Literally my favorite movie, and "Hello... My name is Inego Montoya... you killed my father... Prepare to die."
there's a reason this movie is such a classic piece of film history
The first time?? Inconceivable!!
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya you killed my father. Prepared to die."
- Inigo Montoya 😎🗡️
a regular sword fight is abt 10-15 moves. this movie's is over 200. watch analyses vids on this, especially from Jill Beardup. it's fascinating
Princess Bride is a classic! 🤗❤️
If you like this movie, you might enjoy “The 3 Musketeers” with Keifer Sutherland and Tim Curry. 🙂 It’s another one of my favorites.
I always think that Tim Curry has Frankenfurter's bustier under any costume in any movie. Richelieu ?
It Clown? Clue? Legend?
Think about it. 🤔
They did the “hello” thing on The big bang theory.
You are too cute!!! Loved this reaction 😂😂
I also knew it only from The Big Bang Theory. It was in the episode when they were having the fencing lessons. :D Now I finally know where it came from.
If you are not watching Young Sheldon, it is inconceivable...
Fun reaction to one of my all time faves. Glad I discovered your channel.
Awesome! Thank you!
I can't believe how many people are watching it for the first time! This is my childhood favorite!💕
Hey, there's a first time for everything!
Yes Billy Crystal, yes Fred Savage. I guess you aren't old enough tho to recognize Peter Falk (Lt. Columbo) as the grandpa. The "you killed my father" line has been memed to death so I had to laugh when you said "where have I heard that??" Literally everywhere, lol.
There are two kinds of people in the world: those who love The Princess Bride, and those that haven't seen it.
I was reading comments for the very beginning of the intro and I had to rewind cause I just absolutely had no idea what you’d said 😂😂 sounded like Eminem just “isuwhen focushwrjfudus kuhiquehr disuaja “
Haha yeah I talk fast sometimes. Can't help it! haha.
Favorite movie of all time. It's perfect. I love so many movies but when it comes to pretty much every aspect of this one it can't get any better. So exited for you. Your going to experience so much good this year and we get to share it with you.
Billy Crystal is Miracle Max
William Goldwin wrote both the book and the screenplay for this movie. He always had Andre the Giant in mind when he wrote the Fezzik character. Sometime you need to watch one of his other original screenplays like "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid." There are several volumes of his scripts in print. They're used to teach aspiring screenwriters.
The treat's on YOU. This is RARE Hollywood. ~at its BEST.
The "problem" with this movie, like many seminal classics, is that it has had such an influence on popular culture (and nerd culture in particular) since it came out that some parts of it now seem almost tired or predictable. Then again, there are certainly worse things than becoming a victim of your own success...
It's like Casa Blanca that way. I've heard people say "it's so cliche" ummm....no, this is where the cliches come from!
@@stillmagic714 Or me reading Dracula as an edgy preteen. I spent the first quarter of the book scoffing at Harker (and by extension the author) for not noticing (/laying on too thick) all the VERY OBVIOUS SIGNS that Dracula was a vampire, until finally the penny dropped that this was where nearly all those tropes came from. Still makes me laugh to think about now.
“Maybe it’s a meme”
Or maybe it’s just one of the most famous lines of all times 😂
One of my favorite things is that vecinni was right... he couldn't chose the wine in front of him or the wine in front of Westley
Haha that's true! Nice!
Ha I was so in love with Wesley when I was young and first saw this☺
My mother saw Andre wrestle way back when. Love this movie. One Valentine’s Day it was showing for free at the local theater and it was hilarious listening to people react. Like, it went silent just before, “mawiage” then everyone bust out laughing. Very cute.
Wesley is way way better than batman, Batman got everything planned out but he don't have an immunity to iocaine powder, Wesley figured out that immunity to that poison would come in handy with in a few years.
My favorite movie, yes.
Try Robin Hood:Men in Tights. It's amazing. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️
You are the second reactor who thought of Degoba, nice! Miracle Max is Billy Crystal. Inigo's actor lost his father during shooting, so he sells the emotion of the fight with the six fingered man very well.
An AWESOME movie. Believe it or not, after all of the remarkable things he did in the wrestling rings, Andre the Giant/Fezzik needed to be supported for the scene that he caught the Princess. RIP Andre. Great movie. And great reactions to it.
Yes, Miracle Max is Billy Crystal. As you pointed out the little boy is Fred Savage who later starred in 'The Wonder Years'. The grandpa is Peter Falk, best know for 'Columbo'. Buttercup was also Jenny in Forrest Gump.
This film is well-known and well-loved enough that many people recognise the 'My name is Inigo Montoya...' line even without context so it is used in other comedy. I have seen a mug with 'you killed my father' with 'you drank my coffee'.
I've heard that Mandy Patinkin's own father died near the time this movie was made. So his famous line had more meaning then it might have.
Wow that's interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah the "I want my father back you son of a bitch" was definitely personal to him at the time
The fantasy part is the boy's imagination entirely, and the way it is done is keeping true to this. Of course the director could've made this a more polished movie but it wouldn't be the boy's imagination and interpretation anymore.
A young Carey Elwes and Robin Wright
Hubba hubba 😍
Hahaaa ... you enjoyed this one I think😁 ‘Tis a fairy tail with attitude and style for sure, the like of which I have never seen before. ...A work of genius to engage fully grown men in a fairy tale romance ! Glad you liked it...thanks for sharing 🤗👍
Glad you enjoyed it! I thought it was great story telling.
As for the reason why Westley could defeat Inigo, Westley has been training consistently and constantly for five years under and as the Dread Pirate Roberts while Inigo, driven to despair by his inability to find the six fingered man, has been a drunkard for much of the last decade. "When I found you, you were so slobbering drunk that you couldn't buy brandy!"
Why doesn't she recognize him? It has been five years that he's been dead. For five years she has been alone with her memories of him, and after he's been dead for five years and she's been dealing with him being dead she might see someone who reminds her of him, but it isn't the same because she's certain that he is dead.
And with that unpleasant caterpillar of a mustache crawling across his upper lip, he looks different than she remembers. :-D
Tumbling down the ravine (and it is described as a ravine even if the obvious cant of the shot shows it's not quite as drastic an angle as it is shot to be) makes more sense as the walls of a ravine are usually very steep, meaning controlled descents are not always easy to accomplish.
A classic one of my all time faves. 💕
This is such a comfort movie
Mandy Patinkin had a major role in ER. He is also a very good lounge style singer.
I am so ecstatic that you are watching this movie it's one of my all-time favorites. They better not even try to think about remaking it because they're just going to ruin it.
Living like a king in Patagonia too....Everyone missses that. Patagonia has some of the harshest conditions on Earth.
It's also in Argentina - where all the Nazis went. :D
I still don't get how so many reaction videos know Andre the Giant and have NOT watched this movie. I've loved this since childhood and have NEVER seen him anywhere else. I know he was a pretty famous wrestler, but seriously... I know WAY more people who have seen this than watched ANY wrestling.
Caught your Pulp Fiction reaction. Seeing another classic on your list, figured I might as well sub and hit the bell, catch any other classics that come down the pipe. Thanks for sharing, bro.
Ghostbusters and Back To The Future are coming this month. :)
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one of my favorite movies
Billy Crystal and Carol Kane make the scene simply amazing!
This is such an Iconic movie... that memes and quotes have been transfixed into pop culture now.
Have you seen BLAZING SADDLES?
mandy patinkin in this movie, when he said " I want my father back you sunava bitch" he truly ment it because his father did die when he did this movie. That was his true emotions right there.
That's amazing. :)
Prince Humperdinck is played by Chris Sarandon who was the speaking voice of Jack Skelington
I had to google that name.. I've never seen The Nightmare Before Christmas. I gotta check it out at some point. I know it's a classic.
Great reaction! Its a bit of a classic for sure.
It really is! Thanks!
OMG I'M SO EXCITED!
The little guy: `Vicini', (and Inigo Montoya), and the Giant `Fezzik' (Andre Roussimov)
Greatest movie ever
I was wrong about the spelling and pronunciation of Inigo’s name...my apologies 🥴
Andre the Giant had to be lowered onto the horse a special way due to his size and heft. Great reaction!!
This is my guilty pleasure movie, and it’s not really a guilty pleasure.