A movie you should watch as many times as you wish!

Rating: Null/10 (10 November 2000)

"The Princess Bride" is one of the few movies ever made that captures romance, wit, true love, honour, action and flawless acting as well as this one does, and wraps it up into a nice little package.
The script is amazing, the accents are great, and there are some pretty fun one-liners: "Nah, he's only mostly dead. There's a big difference between mostly dead and all dead". - Mad Max "You son of a bitch" - Inigo Montoya "Think they'll make it?" "Not a chance!" (waving cheerfully) - Mad Max and his wife (Valerie??)
And the acting talent is amazing! "Jumpin' Jack Flash"'s Carol Kane and Multiple Oscar-presenter Billy Crystal and wonderful in their roles as Mad Max and Valerie; TV actor Wallace Shawn, little-known Patty Matinkin and ex-wrestler André The Giant all have excellent characters, but, undoubtedly it's "Liar Liar"'s Cary Ewles and "Forrest Gump"'s Robin Wright portrayals of lovebirds Westley and Buttercup, that steal the show. "Wonder Years" starlet Fred Savage also appears.
The special effects, settings and costumes are absolutely stunning (even by 1987's standards) and all help the film create a majestic fantasy feel. Brilliant. 8/10.