While the other local girls plot and scheme to snag themselves an officer and some security, Deborah Winger holds out for a real opportunity to find true love. If the ending doesn't move you, check for a pulse. When Harry Met Sally. The prototype for many other 'relationship' movies, When Harry Met Sally is a smartly written film, with engaging lead actors and a satisfying plotline. The film traces their relationship as it ebbs and flows from year to year.
Nothing is dealt with on a surface level- there are always layers of meaning behind each encounter.
The film builds towards a satisfying conclusion, leaving no doubt for the audience that true love can survive even the deepest scrutiny. The Princess Bride. In general, The Princess Bride is the movie you know you can show to your five year old cousin and your 80 year old grandmother. Robin Wright plays the title role of the Princess, and dashing Cary Elwes portrays her ever-diligent suitor. The plot is inventive, playing with the classic 'lady in distress' plotline.