I hope that The Princess Bride, NEVER get's remade. It is perfect the way it is.

I was in the hospital coming out from under anethesia and I was very woozy and the Doctor asked me my name and I said "My name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my father. Prepare to die."  I drifted back off to the sound of hysterical laughter.  I rate my friends on how much they can quote from this movie.

When Mandy Patinkin (the Spaniard) finished watching the Premiere of The Princess Bride, he said he sat in his seat and wept, knowing there would never be a greater work than this one. I whole-heartedly agree. This is the only movie I have ever watched more than twice... or more than 15-20 times... truly the greatest, most endearing film of all time.

This is one of those movies where they nailed the casting, directing, script, lighting, set, etc. Everything just works so well and it takes you on a journey. Love the fact that they cast for the characters, rather than just picking famous people. Shows how much integrity they had.

When Mandy Patinkin told  the story of how he had just lost his father to cancer and used that emotion to to say "I want my father back you son-of-a-b*tch!" (like he was talking to cancer itself) It hits so much more when I hear that line and chokes me up every time.

Is there a petition somewhere I can sign so that this masterpiece never gets re-made?

Love this film...but, this felt more like a recap than an actual cast reunion. It would've been great to hear more from the cast and about bts stories, etc. than random unknown people retelling us the story we aready know.

“Have fun storming the castle” is what my sis in law said to her husband everyday for close to 30 years

In 1976, my sister read this book for her high school sophomore English class.  She gave it to me and said I should read it.  I remember the last paragraph was all about the world's best kiss - - a kiss so wonderful it couldn't be described in the book.  We sent away to get the full description - - there was an address at the back of the book to mail $1 to along with your request!!  haha  . . .  Can't remember what we got back.  The next year, I went away to college. I scoured the University of Idaho's library for the "long, boring original" version that was described at the beginning of Goldman's book written by S. Morgenstern.  I called home and asked my sister if I had the author's name and title correct.  She laughed and laughed!!  She said, "That was just part of the story! That S. Morgenstern book was made up by Goldman."  I can still feel the embarrassment of being laughed at by my little sis.  I introduced my husband to the movie years later when we bought our very first VHS video player. And all these years later, it is a favorite of our 4 grown kids.  My daughter, for her wedding day, asked her acoustic guitar player to learn Mark Knopfler's "STORYBOOK LOVE" from the soundtrack. Thank you, William Goldman, for the best book/screenplay ever. Thanks to Mr. Reiner and cast for the perfect fairytale.

When my daughter was young, I introduced to her to what I called "the perfect movie" at a special theater screening. Years later and all grown up, she still agrees!

I'll never understand why my wife, who loves RomComs and sappy movies, hates this one and how I, who likes action, adventure, and scifi movies loves it. This movie has everything!

“It just so happens that your friend here is only mostly dead.” Is my favorite line in the movie. Possibly because my CPR teacher often emphasized that the only people we do CPR on are already technically (clinically) dead.

I shed a tear when Peter Falk looked at Fred Savage and answered "As You Wish". Did it when I first saw the movie and did it again a minute ago.
This movie is magical !!! ❤

This has remained one of my, all time, favourite films.

I loved this movie when I was a kid, and now love watching it with my kids. Rest in Peace Andre, you're the best.

One of my favorite parts of the entire movie is when Wesley and Buttercup just enter the Fire Swamp and they look around and Wesley says "It's not that bad."  And the LOOK Buttercup gives him, THAT was priceless.  It was sort of a "What is WRONG with you???" look.  That look was incredible.  It's a bit subtle compared to the rest of the movie but maybe that's why I love it so much.

One of the great movies of my youth. Loved this. RIP Andre the Giant.

My husband and I of 37 years met watching this movie in the theater in 1987; so so totally great! So sorry for our loss of Rob Reiner, RIP. (tears)

I think the beauty of the movie is that the author was also the screenwriter; and the perfect casting. The wit, quirkiness, depth of character, chemistry and brilliance (dialog with granddad and grandson) is unparalleled.

In the fall of 2018, I took a college theatre course and their department was showing "The Princess Bride" as part of their orientation.

The professor asked the class for a show of hands who had seen it.

As my 49-year-old hand was the only one going up, I said, "Inconceivable!"

NO ONE GOT IT.