*I'm mostly dead* The Princess Bride MOVIE REACTION (First Time Watching)

[@BeastrealDT]

Must watch comedies, "Blazing Saddles", and, "Airplane!" ✌️❤️🌹

[@spacemanspiff3052]

Great movie. My daughter just turned 5 years old so I’ve just started reading the book to her at bedtime. I was worried she’d get bored because their are only a few illustrations in the book, but she loved it and has been hanging on every word before drifting to sleep!

[@celiashen5490]

Awww, as she wishes.

[@JoeFF85]

Make sure only to read 'the good parts'!

[@AndyFNQ84]

I loved the fact that the line, "as you wish" meant "I love you" and it was the Grandfather's last line to his grandson in the movie

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Never fails to make me tear up...

[@jollyjohnthepirate3168]

Billy Crystal just appeared in this film. He got no credit for the role of Miracle Max. I heard this film called the perfect date film. It has everything. Adventure, romance, witty dialog, great acting.

[@daniellanctot6548]

“Hrallo! My name is *Inigo Montoya* You forgot my name: Prepare to die!” 😜😅🤣

[@unidentifiedguy8253]

So glad Andre the Giant got immortalized in such a good movie. He was such a great guy in spite of coping with gigantism and the crippling pain in the later stages.

[@anotheremptiness4316]

don't forget, he's also immortalized in the OBEY painting by Shepard Fairey

[@paulwagner688]

Not too many people have made the connection between Humperdink and Farquad. But it's there...

[@margretrosenberg420]

The book is "The Princess Bride," by William Goldman. Presumably it's an abridged, "good parts" version of a novel of the same name by Simon "S." Morgenstern, a native of Florin. In reality, both Florin and S. Morgenstern are fictional. William Goldman also wrote the screenplay. IMO, the movie is better than the book. Inigo Montoya was played by Mandy Patinkin.

[@susanzenonian5085]

I would have loved to see the "Zoo of Death" in live action, but it would have been quite costly to do in the 80's, so the Pit of Despair was a fine substitute. :D For the book, you can still buy it and request the "kissing parts" novella that was "cut" from the orginal from the publisher. The dialogue is just as snappy and entertaining as the movie.

[@angoth]

There is a long-debated meaning to the 'rushed' feeling of the story. There's no real depth to Florin, Gilder, etc. The implied and debated reason is that the Grandfather skipped over those parts to keep his grandson interested so you the listener only get to hear the best parts of the book.

[@margretrosenberg420]

@@angoth "Florin" and "Guilder" are real words. The Florin was an Italian gold coin minted during the 13th through 16th centuries. "Guilder" was an anglicization of German "gulden," and meant "gold penny." It is frequently taken to refer to a Florin. And just to make it *really* obvious, in the book the name of the neighboring country is actually spelled "Guilder," not "Gilder." That's pretty much all you need to know about Florin and Guilder. They're two neighboring countries that share a culture (and, presumably, a currency), and Humperdinck's planned war against Guilder is all about money.

[@angoth]

@@margretrosenberg420 No shit lady...I wasn't asking the fucking plot of the movie. You missed any semblance of understanding of what I typed.

[@EShelby2127]

Goldman asked his two young daughters what kind of story they would like him to write for them. One said a story about a Princess, the other wanted a story about a Bride.

[@kevinjohnson613]

To all who liked this family friendly movie, I would suggest watching Second Hand Lions.

[@SGlitz]

Grandpa: TV legend, Peter Falk

[@jwnomad]

So nice to see when someone genuinely loves a movie

[@paulwagner688]

It was announced not long ago that they were considering a remake of this. The outrage was IMMENSE. Because this was a perfect movie.

[@ariachanson01]

Yup. No one should touch this.

[@blacksheep8427]

Such a fantastic film! And book.

[@demonicrebellion6903]

A timeless classic, that's both hilarious and endearing seamlessly, and makes it all seem so effortless. Such a shame that stories such as this aren't being made anymore.

[@toodlescae]

Arsenic and Old Lace. A true classic and great movie.

[@jamiewilson9280]

‘Have fun storming the castle!’

[@WiseJoeGaming]

Great reaction as always! This is one of my all time favorite movies. Like the grandfather said it truly has everything. Action, comedy, romance, drama, fencing, true love ... cannot ask for more! Glad you liked it.

[@ariachanson01]

This movie really was so beautiful. It has become one of my comfort movies now:)

[@WiseJoeGaming]

@@ariachanson01 Nice! I think that is perfect for this movie! I think it is good to have a few comfort movies.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

5:40 _"Inconceivable!"_ 😄 Don't you love how fond he is of that word? He lives in a world where _everything_ is inconceivable.

[@geek1027]

best review I've seen. Your laughs were at all the best times

[@ariachanson01]

Glad you enjoyed❤❤

[@Billinois78]

14:38 I love that you included the arm rest bit. It tends to go under the radar for people, but I always found it funny. 19:30 🤣Westley Great movie and reaction! 💯

[@craigmorris4083]

What? We're watching The Princess Bride? Inconceivable! :)

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

When I was a kid, my teacher used to show this film when we had covered all of the material for each week. So, I pretty much memorized the film by the end of that school year. BTW, there is a book AND a kind of, sort of sequel to the book! I've always wanted a sequel to the film to be made. The second book was entitled "THE PRINCESS BRIDE: BUTTERCUP'S BABY" but was never finished before the author died. However, chapters and summaries were available in some later print editions of THE PRINCESS BRIDE.

[@pwmel1]

Actually . . . the second book remained unfinished NOT because the author died, but because he was never satisfied with how the second book was working out. The original was so perfect that nothing seemed to do it justice. Goldman wrote two or three chapters and decided that was that.

[@peterrenevitz3059]

One of my favorite comedies is Young Frankenstein.

[@Mubiki]

You crack up as much as I do whenever he runs away. It's a super serious moment that you have been waiting for since you first saw he had six fingers, and then bam, they just subvert all the expectations of an epic encounter and he just runs away. It's brilliant.

[@paulmartin2348]

This is one of those movies you can see many times over the years and it never gets old. (you have great subs who recommended this) 😀

[@aboutthat1440]

The first two Terminator movies are worth the watch. Terminator 2 is the best imo. One of my favorite action movies.

[@paulcooper3611]

Mandy Patinkin said in an interview that his father had died of cancer a few months before he did this film, so, when Inigo says he wants his father back and stabs the count, it really Mandy raging at the cancer that killed his father. That is one reason of why the scene is so powerful.

[@demonicrebellion6903]

Glad to see someone beat me to it. 🖖

[@ElliotNesterman]

Here are a few true classics: _It Happened One Night_ (1934) dir. Frank Capra, the first film to win all of the "big five" Oscars: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Screenplay (Only two other films have won all five, _One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest_ and _The Silence of the Lambs_ ); _Casablanca_ (1942) dir. Michael Curtiz, won Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Screenplay, and is considered one of the greatest films of all time; _Roman Holiday_ (1953) dir. William Wyler, won Oscars for Best Actress, Best Story, and Best Costume Design; _Lawrence of Arabia_ (1962) dir. David Lean, considered one of the greatest and most influential films of all time, it won seven Oscars, Best Picture, Best Director, Best Art Direction, Best Cinematography, Best Film Editing, Best Score, and Best Sound; _The Producers_ (1967) written and directed by Mel Brooks, won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay; _One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest_ (1974) dir. Miloš Forman, vide supra; _Moonstruck_ (1987) dir. Norman Jewison, won three Oscars, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Best Original Screenplay; _The Silence of the Lambs_ (1991) dir. Jonathan Demme, vide supra.

[@richarddowns7162]

Field of Dreams with Kevin Costner. Try it, you'll like it.

[@rcfreakamit]

Reaction title is genius 🤣

[@asterix7842]

I still get chills every time I see Inigo say "I want my father back you son of a bitch!" Miracle Max and his wife were played by the wonderful Billy Crystal and Carol Kane.

[@tnx301]

"That spanish sword fighting guy, I forgot his name" - if he just had introduced himself at some point, wouldn't that have been helpful...

[@ariachanson01]

😂😂😂🙈

[@Flastew]

A good couple of comedies to me are "My cousin Vinny" and "Galaxy Quest".

[@grife3000]

"must be all the wine" +10 points for the rhyme.

[@twooharmony2000]

Comedy, The Heat, Sandra Bullock, Miss Congeniality.-Ernie Moore Jr.

[@misterprickly]

According to the book, Vizzini's intellect is so vast that it borders on the clairvoyant. The man in black is a complete X factor and Vizzini can't *conceive* his next actions. That's why he keeps saying "inconceivable".

[@chrismaverick9828]

Vizzini is played by Wallace Shawn, who also wonderfully played the Ferengi Grand Nagus Zek on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. A great and memorable character indeed.

[@misterprickly]

@@chrismaverick9828 Did you know that Wallace was highly allergic to his make up? It caused his eyelids to swell shut, making it difficult to see. His assistant "Maihar'du" was invented to keep Wallace from bumping into walls and furniture. They even passed off Wallace not looking in the right direction, while talking as the Nagus being slightly senile.

[@chrismaverick9828]

@@misterprickly I did not. Thank you for that info.

[@misterprickly]

@@chrismaverick9828 No probs!

[@thedragonlee76]

Okay,backstory time. When this film came out in Theaters,nobody went to see it.It wasn't until it ran on cable,back on the 80s,when it became a classic.

[@michaelcartmell7428]

Maybe where you lived. In my high school, it was the ultimate date movie when it was in theaters. Everyone saw it, most multiple times.

[@cimarronwm9329]

I saw it three times in theaters, but they were mostly empty. I couldn't convince my family to see it. When it came out on CBS I rented it for an evening when my father was recuperating from surgery, so with a captive audience I could force them to watch it. They loved it.

[@cimarronwm9329]

VHS, not CBS gotta love autocorrect for archaic technology.

[@ericg7183]

My very large circle of high school friends all went to see it multiple times.

[@DadalorianCreates]

currently reading this book to my five year old... the AMAZING fencing scene was taught and lead by the US Olympic Fencing team coach. Andre the Giant LOVED being on set for this film. Everyone just treated him as another member of the cast, treated him like a coworker and friend. the crews kids use to climb all over him on set. said it was one of the best things he ever did.

[@EShelby2127]

Goldman asked his two young daughters what kind of story they would like him to write for them. One said a story about a Princess, the other wanted a story about a Bride. In high school in the 70s, we were assigned William Goldman's first novel, "The Temple of Gold" - it's a great read, with heart and loss. Other William Goldman screenplays that are worthy of watching: "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" - "Marathon Man" - "All the President's Men"... (It's also rumored that Goldman helped Ben Affleck and Matt Damon with their gem, "Good Will Hunting", another MUST watch.

[@WALKTHISWAYINC]

I had forgotten how funny this movie was and really enjoyed watching you crack up at all of the parts that made me laugh the first time I saw it (and every time since! !).

[@williamcochrane6255]

Liked your reaction You should react to the movie Uncle Buck with John Candy

[@thomasharris4942]

During the Lockdown, all the surviving.cast members did a live reading of the movie online. You had to buy tickets. The money went to a charity. It was awesome. I'm sure you could find a recording of it somewhere.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I saw a similar thing, for "The Goonies." What a good time.

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

Is it on youtube

[@scapevelocity]

Even better, they followed the reading with a Q&A with the cast and the director. My favorite stories involved Billy Crystal's improvisations as Miracle Max. Rob Reiner couldn't stop laughing and ruined every take, so he had to ban himself from the set during those scenes. And Mandy Patinkin hurt his ribs trying to keep from laughing during those same scenes. No injuries from sword fighting on the Cliffs of Insanity, but just listening to Miracle Max? Deadly!

[@heinleinreader]

@@scapevelocity Monty Python did a great sketch called The Deadly Joke. That is every word out of the mouths of Billy Crystal and Carol Kane as Miracle Max and his wife respectively. The only thing that would have made it more difficult for people, imagine Robin Williams, Jonathan Winters and Jack Black on the set with them as well. That Quintet would have created conditions such that it would be virtually impossible to finish any scene. Add in Julie Kavner, Tracey Ullman, Hank Azaria, Yeardley Smith and Tom Hanks and you would have had what would become the greatest collection of improvisational comics in history. Of course not all ten were at the peak of their careers, but I would have dearly loved to see a scene with those ten, even with John Lithgow and Steve Martin to make an even dozen.

[@WaywardVet]

My favorite part of Andre the Giant's acting... He wasn't really acting. He really was a gentle giant. He once picked up Arnold Schwarzenegger and carried him outside because Arnold tried to pay the bill at a restaurant.

[@waynet1022]

I'm glad you really loved this movie and watched it so quickly after I suggested it. 👍

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"Well, that's just embarrassing." "I just want you to feel you're doing well. I hate for people to die embarrassed." I guess he was unsuccessful at the "avoiding his opponent's embarrassment" part! 😝

[@joshgoodman5667]

This is one of my all-time favorite movies ever! I've loved it since I first saw it in the late '80's. As close as it gets to the perfect movie! If you want one in a similar vein, see "Stardust". Another great comedy is "Galaxy Quest". A few more of my favorites to consider: "Apollo 13", "The Last of the Mohicans", "Top Gun", "The Fifth Element", "Stargate", "Good Will Hunting", "Ever After", "You've Got Mail". Mix of genres for you!

[@susanscott8653]

Stardust and Galaxy Quest, both great choices!

[@leedog396]

Great reaction to this fantastic movie. Everyone in this movie did such great jobs that their characters are all memorable. It is treasure of a film.

[@bp-ob8ic]

Loved seeing your reactions to this amazing film. It will take several re-watches to get all the nuances, but soon you will be quoting it as if you wrote it.

[@ariachanson01]

I have already watched it 3 times by now and I keep loving it more everytime

[@smdownh9]

@@ariachanson01 you should react to Robin Hood Men in Tights and are you going to react to the rest of the Hunger Games movies?

[@Shindai]

I highly recommend anyone who enjoys the movie to look up interviews with Cary Elwes where he shares anecdotes about the filming and stuff (he also has a book called As You Wish I think about it) they're also delightful to listen to. Andre the giant was such a mensch, weirdly he reminds me of my dad, just a warm vibe to him, just pleasant to spend time with.

[@dennytaylor1005]

This was a great reaction - your laughter is infectious. (By the way, I just found your channel yesterday as I watched your Jaws reaction, and I just subscribed to your channel.) As for movie recommendations, since you mentioned that you like comedies... a couple of my favorites are "This is Spinal Tap", and "Best In Show." They're both Mocumentaries ... so that's the genre, and not everyone likes them. However, as for a great movie to watch ... a couple of my drama/inspirational favs are "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" (original with Spencer Tracey), and "To Sir With Love" Thanks again for the great reaction.

[@heinleinreader]

To go along with your Spinal Tap and Best In Show suggestions, I would also think A Mighty Wind, another Chris Guest Mockumentary of the same type, but focusing on folk music this time. This is better than Waiting for Guffman, at least in my view, which is also in that "series" of films. And the cast is just outlandish, and they all actually do their own singing. I really loved the last two suggestions you offered her, but I really liked To Sir, With Love. That is my second favorite Portier movie. Guess Who's Coming To Dinner is number three on his filmography. In The Heat Of The Night with Rod Steiger is my favorite. For a hidden gem by him, though, try Blackboard Jungle.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"She doesn't get eaten by the eels at this time." "Oh, I wasn't nervous." "Yeah, me neither." 😝

[@3DJapan]

You forgot the name of the guy who said over and over "My name is Inigo Montoya"?

[@ariachanson01]

I asked myself the same thing when I was editing

[@kennethmacgregor-Gregorach]

The Princess bride is one of those rare things: A perfect film. I think you'd also enjoy the book :) Oh, might I suggest the film First Blood with Sylvester Stallone.

[@jonathancruz4531]

Rocky yes for sure.

[@mikefoster6018]

Film like this and The Sting etc are such perfect things.

[@dunringill1747]

This is a must watch classic family film for everyone, no matter what movie genres they prefer.

[@andysutcliffe3915]

Andre the giant didn’t speak English, he had to learn all his lines phonetically.

[@carladams5891]

Since you liked this movie, you should react to Robinhood : Men in Tights!! Carey Elwes, Wesley in this one, plays Robin. It's directed by Mel Brooks who also directed Spaceballs, Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles and more. All comedies and worth a watch!!

[@reneeg9406]

Agree with the suggestion 90%. Mel Brooks movies are best if they're watched in order. You get more of the jokes that way😘

[@heinleinreader]

You also can't swing a dead cat without hitting a big name. Patrick Stewart is the King (It's good to be the king), for example. He doesn't even show up until the end of the film. Cary Elwes is hilarious, but has the capability to play a straight role, a dramatic role, a rom-com, an action piece, basically, anything you need, he has likely done it at some point.

[@emmapeelfan]

Andre the Giant didn't speak English very well, so the director, Rob Reiner recorded Fezzik's lines the way he wanted them done and gave the tape to Andre. He learned his lines phonetically.

[@SchulzEricT]

I just discovered your channel; I stumbled across your "Empire Strikes Back" react and brought up your video list, planning on giving you a chance to win me over starting with "A New Hope"... then I saw this. Few things on youtube (dare I say the internet?) more satisfying than seeing somebody discover "The Princess Bride" for the first time.

[@tamarleigh]

If you want to know how Buttercup ended up with Humperdink in the first place, how Fezzik ended up unemployed in Greenland, how Inigo became such a good fencer, how Westley became a pirate, and so much more, definitely read the book, it’s amazing!

[@andysutcliffe3915]

As a fencer, left handed people are actually a pain in the arse, nothing you’ve learned works properly. Watching two left handers fight each other is comedy gold though, they have no clue what they are doing.

[@samzilla1281]

Here are a few behind the scenes notes. Goldman, in the scripted made a couple of notes about the swordfight scenes. For the first one he said, "This is the second greatest fight in film history. The greatest is later." Cary Elwes broke his ankle while riding Andre the Giant's ATV. The screenwriter was onset for the Fire Swamp scenes but was told to leave when he shouted about Robin Wright's dress catching on fire. And Rob Reiner couldn't stop laughing during the Miracle Max scene and had to leave the set, also, Mandy Patinkin either broke or bruised a rib holding in his laughter during the same scene.

[@Maverick8t88]

I’ve watched this movie at least once a year since it was introduced to me in 1991. Absolutely love it. So much fun. We recently had a Princess Bride watch party with themed food dishes like Pit of Despair guacamole with the Chips of Insanity. Huge fun and a wonderful movie. Definitely a movie best appreciated in a group. A few Movie suggestions by genre: War - “Glory” or “The Great Escape”, Classic Action - “North by Northwest”, Sci-fi Horror - “Alien” or 1982’s “The Thing”, Sci-fi - “Terminator” or “Blade Runner”, Classic Comedy - “The Great Race”, Comedy - “Three Amigos”. That should keep you busy for a while.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"The Chips of Insanity" 😝🤣

[@nicholaskalemusic982]

If you want to go down the 80's fantasy rabbit hole, look at Willow, the dark crystal, labyrinth, the neverending story, ladyhawke and legend

[@susanscott8653]

Ladyhawke! One of my favourites. Great choice.

[@jonathanross149]

In the book Buttercup was made a Princess of a small part of the kingdom.

[@tonycardone990]

There is also another version of this movie with many different actors doing individual scenes where they play each of the roles themselves.

[@dan_hitchman007]

William Goldman actually wrote the screenplay and then made it into a book. Goldman has written a few very good films like "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," "All the President's Men" (based on the Watergate scandal and the investigation into Nixon by reporters Woodward and Bernstein), and the edge-of-your-seat suspense thriller "Marathon Man" (Roy Scheider from "Jaws" co-stars). As I mentioned in the "Jaws" thread, you would REALLY like "When Harry Met Sally" since you loved this film as it is directed and co-written by Rob Reiner who directed "The Princess Bride." It stars Billy Crystal who played Miracle Max here, besides Meg Ryan and Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia from Star Wars). It has the same kind of dry wit. Rob Reiner also co-wrote and directed "This is Spinal Tap."

[@melenatorr]

The book actually came first: I remember reading it a few years before the movie came out. It's fun to read, and the whole story within a story and commenting on things is very strong in the book.

[@dan_hitchman007]

@@melenatorr I realize the book came out first, but Goldman had been kicking around the screenplay for some time. He was at a loss as to what direction to go with it, so he came out with the book version. It came to the attention of Rob Reiner and so he shadow worked on the screenplay with Goldman to polish it up. You can also tell because "Bride" has many of the same witticisms that Reiner is known for. It helps that Rob Reiner's father was the well known comedic actor and writer, Carl Reiner. Comedy is in their blood. Rob also played Meathead on "All in the Family."

[@heinleinreader]

@@dan_hitchman007 The film also uses many of Reiner's Irregulars, an apt name for them, even if it isn't totally accurate.

[@FeaturingRob]

The author of the novel and screenwriter William Goldman wrote this after asking his young daughters what kind of story they wanted read to them before bed. One wanted a story about a princess, and the other wanted a story about a bride. That was the inspiration of the story. Goldman also wrote a book about screenwriting and the business of Hollywood called, 'Adventures in the Screen Trade' in which he said the most honest thing about Hollywood and the people who make movies. "Nobody knows anything." I guess a guy who won two screenwriting Oscars and made a lot of successful films would know that.

[@tonyrossell832]

False. He abridged the original novel by S. Morgenstern, the name the Grandfather said at the beginning.

[@AlanCanon2222]

@@tonyrossell832 no he didn't, Morganstern is the author's own invention as well.

[@reneeg9406]

@@AlanCanon2222 facts

[@EShelby2127]

In high school in the 70s, we were assigned William Goldman's first novel, "The Temple of Gold" - it's a great read, with heart and loss.

[@LizardBrainMinerals]

Now that you’ve seen the original Star Wars, watch Alien (1979) then Spaceballs to tie them all together.

[@ronpaul1082]

I love this movie but my fav 80s film is the movie this director ( Rob Reiner ) made the year before this movie which was Stand By Me ( 1986 )

[@matthewmarcinko9157]

I loved watching your reaction to this, Aria. I look forward to your next video, and I'll be sure to watch....as you wish! :)

[@0okamino]

Though Vizzini may be “very short on charm,” this movie overflows with it, as does your reaction. Inigo might consider himself out of the revenge business, but if he takes up the role of Roberts… well, did you notice what the name of the pirate ship was said to be? 😉

[@ariachanson01]

Oh right, revenge, that's clever

[@mistymane52]

She’s so sweet Love that she forgot the name of the guy who literally introduced himself like 15 times in a row :P “Hello, my name is indigo Montoya, you killed my father prepare to die!” He is a great character so I definitely understand him being her favourite

[@heidibrown3854]

Have you seen Romancing the Stone?

[@ariachanson01]

Not yet

[@susanscott8653]

Great choice! Very fun and romantic.

[@guitarman8462]

You think it'll work ? It'll take a miracle ! This director also directed :: MISERY - When Harry Met Sally - This Is Spinal Tap - Stand By Me . And others

[@jonathanross149]

Terminator is a classic Rocky is also a classic

[@TrialByFire-SFB]

The Book is an amazing read. I have loved this movie since it came out. And Inigo Montoya is I think the favourite character of many people.

[@randallshuck2976]

If you need another lift try the animation movies "UP" or "Ratatouille" I think you would enjoy either of them.

[@tfpp1]

13:21 - The way he says Buttercup . . . I choose butt. LOL

[@aranerem3767]

Your reactions are nice

[@ariachanson01]

Thankyou:)

[@Wien1938]

@Aria C If you can find it, try Firelight. It's a beautiful film - you'll love it, I think!

[@pasteye1671]

It's delightful to see you smile. Do it more and often.

[@brunobrauer6301]

Don't forget to watch This is Spinal Tap, the 11 Finger guy has an amplifier that goes to 11.

[@paulpeterson4216]

His name is Inigo Montoya, you forgot his name? Prepare to suffer the slings and arrows of KZbin comments!

[@carm3d]

Another quirky 80s comedy romance is L.A. Story with Steve Martin.

[@sean---the-other-one]

Great reaction! It’s a wonderful movie, but was nearly forgotten over the years. It’s great to see it getting a new lease of life with reactions nowadays. The book is fantastic.

[@PatrickPrejusa]

lmao. i really love that guy, i can't remember his name. "Hello my name is inigo montoya...." that guy?

[@ariachanson01]

when it comes to names, I am awfully bad. But I was still wondering how I forgot his name, when I was editing

[@theshakyproject2971]

"Yeah, he looks like a Humperdink." What a fantastic insult! :)

[@michaelcartmell7428]

Terminator may or may not be a good movie, depending on personal preferences. However, Terminator 2 is an INCREDIBLE movie, and that makes watching the first one easier to recommend.

[@minnesotajones261]

Both are great. Watch 'em both!

[@davewhitmore1958]

I liked your wine rhyme :)

[@3DJapan]

7:22 Even more amazing that Inigo spent his life training, while Wesley has only been doing it for 5 years.

[@peterbrazukas7771]

The threat of imminent death at any moment is a great motivator.

[@Mr.Ekshin]

Yes, but Wesley is protected by plot armor, which is crafted of the finest mithril, beskar, adamantium, Valyrian steel, and vibranium.

[@acgearsandarms1343]

Inigo fell out of practice a touch as he was losing hope in finding Count Rugen. So that’s one potential advantage. Wesley was also more acrobatic than Inigo so he had some advantages. Really it came down to endurance as you saw Inigo tiring near the end. So multiple factors, but still Inigo is the better swordsman, just not the winner of the duel.

[@ravissary79]

Terminator is indeed worth seeing, as is its sequel. Iconic, but nothing like this movie. I adore The Princess Bride.

[@kdnofyudbn5918]

Great movie from my youth. Glad you found it and enjoyed it.

[@classicslover]

A VERY excellent and entertaining reaction, Aria! Truly superb! This is one of my favorite movies which I come back to again and again and again. I sang in and choreographed sword fights in the operetta PIRATES of PENZANCE, so naturally, I threw in an "I am not left handed" element into the fight. = ) If you want to continue in a more uplifting vein, watch ROCKY before TERMINATOR.

[@DAMIENDMILLS]

The actor who played Inigo, Mandy Patinkin, lost his father in real life to cancer. So during his big fight scene, he imagined he was killing the cancer that took his father.

[@WheresWaldo05]

You are so adorable. And so innocent.

[@Eggnimates]

This is a great film, thank you for watching this. Hope your able to have more reactions in the future and I hope things go well for you as well.

[@AndrewSmoot]

"He looks like a Humperdink." I laughed for a solid five minutes.

[@XRos28]

You forgot Inigo Montoya's name? How? LOL. Great reaction, I loved every time you cracked up laughing. :)