The Princess Bride (1987) | First Time Watching | Reaction

[@InnaSoloTV]

Hello

[@baron7755]

Is this a re-upload? I swear I've seen you react to this? Perhaps it was some other pretty lady?

[@ryanhill-u3z]

hey can you please put gloves on and do a movie reaction to Austin powers international man of mystery

[@nac5901]

As you wish

[@carlosspeicywiener7018]

This movie not standing the test of time? INCONCEIVABLE!!

[@johnscott4196]

You absolutely have the same vibe watching this as the little boy listening to the book.

[@strongdecaf3729]

Damn. You think romance is "cringe"?! That is so sad.

[@nolimit7959]

I wouldn’t call it Cringey, a bit sappy & Corny definitely, and so Inna must be Allergic to 🌽 🤧🤮!

[@2o4tom]

"You barely know the guy!" But he treated him with respect when he climbed up the cliff and was generous in giving him a chance to rest before fighting.

[@rickardroach9075]

25:01 You know _Columbo?_ Impressive! Most impressive...

[@jamiemacdonald436]

Inconceivable 😂

[@ronweber1402]

I can see if Inna gets married the priest will announce them man and wife and he can now shake hands with the bride.

[@guanyin19]

True story Inna. While filming the scene up on the battlement when Westley, Inigo, and Fezzik are discussing how to storm the castle, Andre The Giant let out a 16 second fart that brought filming to a halt and left the actors and crew in stunned silence. Everyone was afraid to say anything until Rob Reiner, the director asked "Are you okay, Andre?" He replied "I am now boss." Carey Elwes has shared the experience in multiple interviews through near tears of laughter. You've got to love Andre. What a kind soul and absolute legend! Also, actor Mandy Patinkin, who played Inigo Montoya, had recently lost his father to cancer when he was 18, only a few years prior to filming The Princess Bride. When Mandy kills Count Rugen near the end of the film, you can hear him briefly lose his accent as he delivers the line "I want my father back, you son of a bitch." In an interview, he has stated that he was speaking directly to the cancer that took his father when he said that line. It definitely adds another layer to the scene.

[@dunringill1747]

It is inconceivable not to like this instant family classic. It should be on everyone's watch list.

[@davidbergfors6820]

you're objecting more to romance than a prepubescent boy? Inna, you need more love in your life! This is probably the most beloved movie of all time! Thank you for bringing me along on your reaction! I'd send you a hug, but I wouldn't risk you taking it as a threat 😜

[@Ranadicus]

My generation grew up watching this movie, but I was the only kid rooting for Vizzini because he was a fellow Sicilian. When Westley raised his hand to her he was still in character as the Dread Pirate Roberts and trying to bring that into the conversation.

[@ronfehr7899]

Andre the Giant, who played Fezzik, was a professional wrestler, and he actually was as strong as portrayed in the movie. However, at this time in his life, back problems limited some of his abilities. He actually wore a back bracelet underneath his outfit. The cliff-climbing scene, for example, really was Andre carrying three people, although they were all harnessed for safety reasons.

[@kennethmacgregor-Gregorach]

No matter how many times I've seen this film (& it's been a lot) it never fails.. I knew you'd like this one! I'm glad you watched it. 😊👍

[@paulalexandredumasseauvan2357]

IMPRESSED you recognised the "columbo" actor 😁 really enjoyed your SWEET REACTION to the movie 👍☺

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

Damn, you complained about the kissing more than the child did! 😅 What is a level of romanticism you're comfortable with, then? A slap on the butt? 🤣🤣🤣

[@ronweber1402]

Possibly just a wink.

[@davidperlowski1477]

Andre was the most kind-hearted person in history. This movie was the only time in his like when he felt truly at home in his own skin, as he was not being judged by everyday standards.

[@randallshuck2976]

According to the author, he asked his two young daughters hat type of story they would like for him to write. One said a princess the other wanted a bride story so the story was the princess bride. This was a favorite of my kids. It doesn't try to take itself seriously. It's just for fun. I think you like it too.

[@BKPrice]

During Covid, a bunch of Hollywood actors created a video that can be found on KZbin called Princess Bride Home Movie Full. They re-enacted the scenes from the movie in their own homes and backyards with makeshift costumes and props. One actor would be doing one part, and another would be doing the other and neither of them would be acting to each other, just in their own respective homes. It was utterly hilarious and a must watch.

[@golfr-kg9ss]

"I'm gonna throw up". Seems you had something in common with the little boy. I think you're the only female reactor I've seen that has said that.

[@ronfehr7899]

I don't think the grandpa was forgetting anything when checking his pockets before leaving. He was probably just feeling them to make sure he had everything that he wanted to take with him.

[@kevinkaurin8383]

This was a nod to "Columbo"'s character.

[@dennisswainston411]

"Princess Buttercup" also played Diana's aunt Antiope in the "Wonder Woman" movies.

[@Stogie2112]

"The Princess Bride" is a great twist on traditional fairy tales. You can feel a Monty Python-esque presence, as most of the comedy is in the dialogue and the unexpected twists. One of the smartest comedies ever made. 👍👍

[@DesertHomesteader]

Wow...your response to the corny romance dialog was extreme! Who hurt you?

[@danwiesdamageinc]

Did you notice the music, how most of it is old synth 16 bit? It's because the story is being plated out in the head of the boy who plays video games, which is where he gets his music.

[@Stogie2112]

Dogs and cats living together? Inconceivable!! 😉😉

[@Mr.Ekshin]

"People in masks cannot be trusted". Sadly, these are words I still live by today.

[@KevinLockamy]

35:20 At the beginning of shooting this scene, Rob Reiner (Director) told Billy Crystal to forget the script and just make it up as he wished. The magic resulted in three days to shoot the single scene and Reiner, Cary Elwes, and half the film crew had to be banished from the set because they couldn't stop laughing. Much of the shots of Elwes is the dummie made to look like him for the shots he's carried around. Poor Mandy Patinkin, and André Roussimoff had to suffer through without laughing.

[@AregPone]

Who hurt this girl?.. 😂

[@Chris_Marrero]

I think it was adorable that you reacted to the romantic parts the same way the little kid (such a young Fred Savage) did. Thanks for reacting to this one!

[@HomercidalOne]

+1 for knowing who Columbo is

[@roguenine9LU]

The shortest kidnapper, Vizzini, who you thought looked familiar is played by Wallace Shawn. This is probably his best known roll, but I also know him from playing the Ferangi leader, Grand Nagus Zek in Star Trek: Deep Space 9. Wikipedia also lists him having notable rolls in Clueless and Young Sheldon and voicing Rex in the Toy Story franchise.

[@rickardroach9075]

42:31 Well, he _did_ say "There will be blood tonight."

[@commonstragedy]

I've seen lots of reactions to The Princess Bride and you're the first who even ever heard of Columbo!

[@robertscott1949]

You asked what Grandpa was looking for at 46:59. But you already knew the actor was Peter Falk who played Colombo. So I am surprised that you did not also recognize Colombo's trademark of absent-mindedly looking for a pen or a notebook. Yes, it was Peter Falk inserting a little nod to his Colombo character.

[@WilliamMoses355]

The other place I recognize Wallace Shawn from, is Star Trek: Deep Space 9, where he played the Ferengi leader, Grand Nagus Zek. Wore tons of makeup, but his voice and hilarious comedy were unmistakable.

[@hbron112]

It was very fun watching you fall under the spell of this movie. Also, the humor is Sicily!

[@hoffa57]

It's an adventure movie. Kind of like The Mummy with Brendan Fraser. Lots of funny parts mixed into it with action and romance.

[@roguenine9LU]

13:02 Because Andre's back was so bad when filming this scene, a stunt double who is noticibly had to be used for the long shots of Westley on his back. In the close ups Carey Elwes is always standong on something behind him.

[@krisfrederick5001]

I was confused seeing this as a kid, I thought he was Zorro.."Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die" Inigo Montoya 😂

[@JagLite]

Good fun review! It is a unique movie and many of us love it.

[@MikeBrown7799B]

Hello Inna!😊 I forgot you used to watch "Columbo" with your mom. My mom used to let me stay up late to watch it, too. Great reactions to this sweet fairytale movie, Inna!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@CoastalNomad]

Great Reaction..... (Standard Comments, so some may have already been mentioned)...... Everyone comments about how "Over the Top" this movie is and how "Useless" Buttercup is.... Reminder, You are watching this from the Imagination of an 8 year old boy who is listening to a story....... The Grandfather is best known for his role "Columbo" a Detective TV movie series in the 1970's... The Grandson was the lead from the TV show "Wonder Years"...... Fesik is played by Professional Wrestler Andre the Giant, He Past Away to Young at Age 46..... The Cliff-Top Duel was practiced by Wesley & Indigo, through-out the filming and one of the last things filmed..... And is considered one of the best filmed duels in movie history, and all but the gymnastic flips is the actual actors..... When 6-Fingered Man hit Wesley on the Head, it was a real hit and put the actor for Wesley in the hospital.... The Director had to leave the set when Filming the Miracle Max scenes cause the Actor Billy Crystal kept making him laugh.... If you notice, when Indigo delivers the line "I want my Father Back...." the actor drops the spanish accent, one reason is he was channeling how he felt about loosing his Father to Cancer.....

[@pjcornelius]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time and I have watched it dozens of times. Each and every time I love it. I can quote most of it, like many other people. I have to say I’m a bit surprised by your reaction just because I don’t think I’ve ever seen a woman react to the kissing/love scenes the way you did. Anyway, I consider this one of the most perfect films ever produced.

[@gordowg1wg145]

One of the best reactions to a classic movie - I loved how you were trying so hard to be cynical, but it kept winning you over.

[@islandseeker1260]

The most enjoyable part of this reaction is that Inna presumed it would be a serious movie and was so confused, and tried so hard to take it all seriously. Her gagging to the romantic parts was a bit cringe though (to use her words). Now I can't wait to see her reaction to that very serious historically accurate epic "The Holy Grail" by the critically acclaimed troupe of documentary filmmakers, Monty Python.

[@dahveed72]

You know Peter Falk!

[@alexthorpe6583]

One of the most quotable movies around. I remember having several of them as Mac system sounds back in the 90's. Especially Vizzini quotes. 'I'm waiting!!'

[@SlyPearTree]

The one I mostly use is "You keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means".

[@wesleyrodgers886]

Not often a writer writes the novel AND the film. Not often book and film are equally good. 😊

[@Frey_2026]

Greatest examples The Godfather and The Exorcist

[@geraldarsenault275]

hes the professor in young sheldon and in star trek DS9 the ferengi bar owner

[@williambranch4283]

Inconceivable!

[@larrystuder6378]

A lovrly piece of the lore of this movie. From the book' the parents of S. Morgenstern, who wrote the ancient book the movie is supposedly based on, were named Max and Valerie. So they are a commentary, good and bad, on long marriage.

[@shalekendar6759]

I used to watch this so often back in the day that I *literally* wore out the VHS tape!

[@Scyth0r]

One of those truly rare movies that's just pure fun and heart. I particularly love that Wesley and Inigo show mutual respect between honourable combatants. They have no personal animosty, they just happen to be on different sides. Edit: Apologies in advance if the below sounds sexist. Not intended. One thing I have seen almost universally in reactions to this movie - men 'get' the parts about honourable and fair combat between people who respect each other, women find it completely incomprehensible. 😂 Very interesting how those divisions still exist, even though actual combat like that doesn't really happen any more.

[@bpora01]

This is like a required reaction movie.

[@craigmorris4083]

Inna reacting to The Princess Bride? Inconceivable.

[@TheRtmac]

Inna, you seem to hate the kissing scenes as much as the boy!😂😂

[@alanflor703]

Someday she might not mind so much!

[@ronfehr7899]

Upon hearing his voice while grabbing onto the cliff, I was almost certain he was the farm boy. I was a little confused when he said that he was the 'dread pirate Roberts' until he explained it to her.

[@GranpaMike]

Like, comment, and subscribe? As you wish. ❤

[@RebelCowboysRVs]

Very quotable movie.

[@AlexanderCalderon-kd6mh]

Hi Inna! Just subscribed to this channel! You watched this movie! Inconceivable!😂

[@McBeelzebub]

I must have seen this movie a dozen times and I NEVER REALIZED GRANDPA WAS COLUMBO!!!

[@rickardroach9075]

32:26 Not to eleven!

[@baron7755]

~ 36:00 or so, that is a bellows

[@frugalseverin2282]

I'm glad you like this movie, it's very popular (and better than the book I think). I'm especially happy you recognized Peter Falk. He's also funny in "The Cheap Detective" and "The In-Laws".

[@mikealvarez2322]

One of the best love stories since Romeo and Juliet.❤

[@ryanclark6402]

10:11 Always bugged me. A rapier can “pierce” or “stab” a man through the heart. In order to “slash” a man through the heart, you’d need at least a katana, saber, scimitar, etc. Not trying to fully engage “Sword YT” on the specifics, but there’s something to be said for at least making the monologue work by changing one verb…

[@FXGreggan.]

Of course love scenes are cringy - it's childs movie after all :)

[@nebulousreactions]

One of my favorite childhood movies! :) By the way, your dog is GORGEOUS. Absolutely beautiful.

[@jodytierney9474]

I'd recommend "Stardust" from 2007.

[@wakinossin]

Hard to watch. Best wishes.

[@ronfehr7899]

How could anyone know that the fire swamp existed if nobody has ever come out of it alive? And what about its hazards? Someone would need to have survived to tell others about it. Sorry, just being picky. I know it's just a story.

[@StephenRichmond89]

To be clear we're all betting on normal sized cat, tiny Italian, right?

[@ericmanbeck6099]

Ha! You didn’t like the kissing scene, huh? Reminds me of how the kid felt in The Princess Bride-guess it’s a thing with the younger crowd. Speaking of crazy things, I met Mandy Patinkin (you know, Inigo Montoya) his son while mountain climbing in Colorado-his horses got loose, and we spent hours chasing 'em down. Small world, huh

[@salsonny]

Its a Fairytale

[@Martman5150]

I love this movie ie. It's sweet and funny.

[@TheVetoSkreeemer]

Hi Inna Solo, another review, one question: What is your relationship to Captain Solo?

[@baron7755]

13:20 what is your "no comment"?

[@Christobanistan]

Buttercup was useless! :D

[@JakubSmika]

Check out Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and Solo.

[@TonyTigerTonyTiger]

This movie is so cheesy and corny, but for some reason, it is done in a good way, and the movie is good.

[@Frey_2026]

Tried to comnent the Inigo Montoya line and youtube wouldn't let me x)

[@toddhadley9002]

Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You billed my father. Prepare to buy. Probably an overzealous AI algorithm identifying certain keywords and thinking your comment was a threat. It seems to work fine when you swap out those keywords for something else.

[@santiago451]

Got tired of the defensive snarkiness a third of the way through. Girl, learn to loosen up.

[@buttercupstruelove340]

I think it's a matter of not understanding the humor. This just isn't her type of movie. I guess mocking the dialogue is her way of expressing that she doesn't get it.

[@alanflor703]

Either you are a little person or that cat is HUGE!

[@DMichaelAtLarge]

Yes, you're the only one who finds this a little cringy.

[@lazerx1828]

Couldn't get past the first five minutes. And she wouldn't understand why.

[@keithzatkalik5805]

Cute doggie

[@artbagley1406]

Yet another reactor thinking outside the realm of the clues. GRANDFATHER IS not WESTLY!!! He is Grandfather, who uses the most used phrase in the book to tell his Grandson that he (Grandfather) loves him (Grandson). Good luck to you on other movies that have more convoluted plots!

[@goatslunch6991]

You have a blue cattle dog. Wow.

[@spacemanspiff3052]

Inna, great review of a terrific classic movie!!!

[@Black71Eagle]

lol... is this cringe? people have gotten so weak and fearful lmao no threat was present in any of those interactions to create "cringe" feelings lmao

[@kaojinn]

Trivia! In the scene where Count Rugen knocks Westley out with the butt of his sword, its real. The poor guy got a concussion out of it. Andre the Giant was an absolute sweetheart. During filming, Robin Wright would often be cold, so he would place his hand on top of her head to keep her warm. Mandy Patinkin (Inigo Montoya) had just lost his father to cancer, so the conviction he fought Count Rugen with was fueled by that.

[@yesfed2730]

Watch Mel Gibson's APOCALYPTO 2006 Next Great Cinematography and a memorable ending. CHEERS!

[@seannovack3834]

Perfect film. The only possible improvement that I have ever considered is "Neither cup was poisoned. Iocaine is universally lethal when inhaled."

[@AdamNisbett]

Maybe that’s the actual truth - he just keeps that secret closely hidden and tells the other story to build the Dread Pirate Roberts reputation. Having built an immunity to the most deadly poison is much more imposing story than simply getting an idiot to inhale a deadly aerosol with no questions.

[@frankducky6130]

i have a crush on u.😍

[@azcoder]

Inconceivable!