Funny and mild with a lot of lessons for kids

Rating: 7/10 (9 November 2015)

Although it's a family movie, the story can nicely be unpredictable with all the unbelievable twists here and there. The midget getting killed by his own complicated logic, and his men eventually join Westley is really unpredictable. The movie also has great lessons for kids, about chivalry, honor and trust, which any kid should always be taught as they grow up. The acting work feels quite a standard, especially since the movie tends to be satirical and comedic. Cary Elewes did quite well in balancing the character's supposed charisma and the comedy in his scenes. Rovin Wright comfortably filled the angle for Westley's counterpart in the story. Mandy Patinkin and Andre the Giant provided most of the amusing comedic ignites for their characters' scenes.