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The Princess Bride
Cast
Cary Elwes, Robin Wright, Mandy Patinkin, André René Roussimoff View AllCrew
William Goldman (Screenplay), Rob Reiner (Director) View All
Release: Sep. 25th, 1987
Runtime: 1 hour, 38 minutes
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Iroquois
This kind of meta-commentary about the nature of film reviewing makes for the ideal introduction to my review of The Princess Bride, a film that I knew would be very special from the instance that I witnessed the sequence in which mysterious man in black take on the trio of mercenaries responsible f....
Omnizoa
The Princess Bride is what you would get if you took a typical epic romantic fantasy movie and pumped it so full of cheese it outright evolved into a comedy.
Joel
Between the performances and impeccable timing of the cast, to the lush and lavish set design and costuming, it's really going to be an exercise in futility to find something inherently wrong with Rob Reiner's best film.
