Fun for grandparents through grandchildren

Rating: 10/10 (30 July 2000)

This is yet another one of those films to further solidify Rob Reiner's place in film directing history.
This wonderful film exploits every cliché you can imagine from fairy tales to Camelot style "B" movies. At the same time, it has a very real story that keeps it from being the Mel Brooks pure farce in which star Cary Elwes would latter also play a part - "Robin Hood: Men in Tights". Despite rompus fun, this one utilizes virtually no sight gags, and, as such, the dialog remains the driving force of the film - you find yourself reciting lines long after the last time you see the film (and I recommend seeing it regularly - it's still good every time).
All in all - it's at the top of my recommendation list for kids ages 2 - 202.