THE PRINCESS BRIDE (1987) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- THE PRINCESS BRIDE (1987) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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"'As you wish' means 'I love you', he was telling he grandson that he loved him."
I am 40 years old. This movie was one of the first I ever saw, to the point that I cannot recall a time in my life where I had not seen this movie. I cannot remember my first time watching it, it has been a part of my life for that long.
And that had never occurred to me. Incredible after all this time this movie can find a way to bring me to tears.
Thank you both.
Glad you could enjoy watching with us 💜
This was always one of my favorites. I love the grandpa’s line : “Yes you’re very smart. Shut up.”
Education in a nutshell, as they say... ;-)
My favorite line. I use it all the time.
The late, very great André the Giant was 7’ 4” tall and 520 lbs. - more or less. He was a very famous professional wrestler many years ago. Personally, he was one of the coolest guys ever. The entire cast of The Princess Bride loved him.
He drank A LOT too, many bottles of wine and/or beer lol but I’ve heard he was a really great guy. They say he was the nicest guy in and out of wrestling, too bad he became debilitated, in this movie they pretended he did a lot of things, even like catching Buttercup. His back was in terrible shape and it caused him a lot of pain, but they did really well making it seem like he did all those things.
Theres a funny video on youtube of Arnold Schwarzenegger recounting the story of the time he had dinner with Andre and they got in an argument about who would pay the bill - each of them wanted to pay. Andre ended the discussion by picking Arnie up and putting him on top of a cupboard in the restaurant, then paying the bill. Then he came back and lifted Arnie back off the cupboard. Theres a picture of them side by side and Arnie only comes up to Andre’s armpit. He’s massive. This was when Arnold was filming the second conan movie. Wilt chamberlain, who was in that movie, is in the picture and hes actually bigger than both of them. Arnie looks like a dwarf.
I should add that André's "official" height and weight have been disputed. His French passport listed him an under 7' 2". Some have claimed that he was only 7' tall and even shorter. It is known that due to André's unfortunate issues with his spine, he shrank in height over the years.
Before wrestling became idiotic. I watched it in the early 70's
@@MetastaticMaladies There is a video on YT with Rob Reiner recounting the day they were filming the final scene where they ride off on the horses. It was the 3rd Thursday in November which is the day the Beaujolais Nouveau is released in France and is close to a national holiday for Frenchmen. Andre' arranged to have a couple of cases delivered to him on the set that morning. He was too heavy for his horse so they had him rigged to the ceiling so they could lower him onto the horse but keep his full weight supported by the rigging. Andre' had already downed a couple of bottles when Reiner walked onto the set. He looked up and there was this 500lb. drunken giant hanging from the ceiling with a bottle in one hand and a wine glass in the other calling out "Hello Boss!" Found it: ua-cam.com/video/SfYt6Y6vrOI/v-deo.html
Yes he was saying I love you to his grandson. After all these years it still brings a tear to my eye. Great reaction!
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I always start crying at that part. It’s so sweet 🥲
he's not saying just that,that means true love
It always chokes me up too.
I love seeing reactors when he says that line about everybody wearing masks in the future. Every single one has the same response, lol.
Yup... as it was approaching I was waiting to see how they would.
Which is silly since he's not talking about that kind of mask but I definitely understand why it's funny
This was one of the first movies I showed my wife when we met. I cooked her dinner, was hitting her with the ''As you wish'' all day long and she had no idea why. Our daughter is 5 and we cannot wait to show it to her when she's a bit older. I competed in HEMA(Historical European Martial Arts) with a Longsword for 10 years so I love any movie with swordplay.
Can I be your wife?
I've probably seen this movie 100 times. I used to show it to my students every year during my decade as a teacher. The "live to bluff" thing never occurred to me and it is a brilliant observation. Loved this reaction!
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Same here, I have seen this too many times to count and not once did I make that connection. Just shows you no matter how much you think you know a fresh mind can show you something new. Brilliant!
I don't think I quite understood that. Can someone explain it?
@jaypee9575 Wesley's "to the pain" speech to Humperdinck was a bluff - so Wesley lived, and he bluffed!
@@orlandoawilliams799 Thank you, that part I got though. What I am not understanding (maybe I didn't hear something said during the movie or reaction quite right) is what the "live to bluff" thing even is. Is that something Westley says at some point, or..?
Fun Fact! While promoting this movie Cary Elwes was asked (IIR it was on David Letterman) if there were any roles he wanted to do next and Elwes said he wanted to play Tony Stark in a live action Iron Man movie. The host and audience laughed uncomfortably because almost no one knew who Iron Man was back then.
‘Put out’ means inconvenienced or irritated - angry is close enough - nicely done
True. But not in a "foreign kidnappers have murdered my fiancee" kind of angry. Having your fiancee murdered is not an "irritation" or an "inconvenience"- or it shouldn't be. This is a line that first shows how little Humperdinck cares for Buttercup.
"Angry" is too strong. He's basically saying he wouldn't like it, but he wouldn't be torn up by it either.
Wow, Rugen really dialled those fingers up to 11!
When she pushes Westly (or however it's spelled) down the hill and then realizes it's him... and then instead of walking down, she throws herself down the hill as well... I die laughing every time.
Love the channel. Keep it up.
I always saw it as her trying to run down after him, but it was so steep that she didn’t make it past that first step before tumbling (possibly also because she wasn’t really dressed for such activity).
I love the "OH! OW! OH!" 😂
In defense of Buttercup, please remember that women in those days were taught to NOT fight.
She failed with the log against the ROUS, but tried to negotiate with Humperdinck.
She did well for a realistic "dainty princess".
My favorite part of this reaction is when Westley says "I spent the last few years building up an immunity to Iocane powder" and Jyn & Ryl say "ohhh!" the EXACT same way and time. Y'all are money 🤣🤣🤣
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I love how they snuck in a "f*ck yourself*. When the brute squad member yells out "Ho there!" and Inigo answers "keep your joder" in Spanish, joder means "to f*ck", and by telling him to keep it, he's telling him to go f himself.
My whole life I thought that line was “keep your ho there”. Like keep your words, I’m not moving.
A little trivia (if you haven’t yet heard it): Mandy Patinkin (the Spaniard) - the actor - his father had passed away shortly before (or during?) the filming of this movie. When he said the line, “I want my father back, you sonofabitch,” he FELT it. Quite beautiful.
3:00 There’s way more in the book about Buttercup’s life between Westley and Humperdinck. Also way more back story on Inigo and Fezzik, a much more elaborate Pit of Despair situation, and much more of Miracle Max and Valerie. It’s really a very funny book and a fun read.
Oh yeah, a lot more about the Fire Swamp, particularly the snow sand scene.
I was waiting for "MAWWWIAGE" and it did not disappoint. Great reaction.
Edit: First time I've heard someone point out Wesley did indeed come back to bluff. I never picked up on that!
I love how you guys were trying not to laugh at the priests pronunciation of marriage "mawwedge" but couldn't hold it in anymore. It made the scene even funnier.
This is one of my favorite movies for many reasons. But my favorite scene is definitely when Inigo finally exacts his revenge. The look he gave the count was everything considering he was feeling the loss of his father in real life then, too. Just a beautiful heartfelt scene.
Oh, you mean THIS gate key.
Love your point about "live to bluff".
Lol 😂
This is in my top 10 favorite movies of all time. Love you guys!❤
Andre the Giant was a cast favorite but especially to Robin Wright (Princess Buttercup). During some of the shooting it was apparently very cold and Andre would put his hand on her head to keep her warm. His hand easily covered her skull! Lol
I am a new subscriber and am just commenting to let you both know I adore you- it has been so fun watching movies ’with’ you :) as you both are super cool and sweet ❤
We appreciate you! Glad you enjoy watching with us ❤️🤗
This movie is a classic. They don't make them like this anymore.
Cary Elwes narrates his audiobook “As You Wish” and it’s SOOOO worth a listen. It’s like a behind the scenes memoir. Several of the other actors and actresses in the movie speak their own opinions throughout the book as well, it’s awesome. 🥰🥰
I just read it in December. I'll have to look for the audiobook.
Theres some amazing comedic talent hidden in this movie: peter cook, billy crystal, mel smith, and carol kane.
In fairytales everyone is perfect
My favorite story of this film is… the actor playing vizzini was scared of heights. During the cliffs of insanity they were on a fork lift. He was terrified. Andre the giant wrapped his arms around him and told him he wouldn’t let anything happen to him.
I love how this is a spoof of fantasy stories while also being one of the best fantasy stories. When you can make fun of something while also being the best at it you know you did it right.
Y'all. Your reaction during the shrieking eels was pure perfection. 🥰 Joy.
Lol ☺️☺️
My favourite part of any of your reactions so far @15:05
Hahahaha!
lol 😂 👍🏾
A brilliant yet silly take on a classic fairy tale. It’s humor was like that of Monty Python.
Very witty, absurdist comedy. The dialogue is wonderful!
INCONCEIVABLE! You can find memes and references to Vizzini and his famous exclamation everywhere online. 😆
The kind of movie I never thought I'd like, but when I saw it for the first time, coerced by a girl (my daughter, 10 at the time), I liked it. Thanks so much for sharing with us! God bless you!
btw the grandson, who is sick and having the book read to him by his grandfather, also played the main character in a TV show I grew up with in the late 80s, early 90s, called The Wonder Years. You guys should watch that. The only thing that sucks about it watching it today is that apparently they had to change out all the classic music that was in that show, because they couldn't afford to compensate the original artists, so it has substitute music. But it's a coming of age story about him. 🙂
That's an amazing observation! Over all the years and all the times I've watched this film, I never noticed that when Miracle Max accused Wesley of wanting to "bluff", it was foreshadowing his bluff with Humperdink!
36:15 wow. I’ve seen this a million times and never thought of that 😄🏆
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My sisters have seen this movie like 10x more than I have (it’s a family favorite, it reminds us of our late mom), and I sent them the link, they were as amazed as I was. I love your adorable channel, and you are so insightful and funny!
Robin Wright who played Buttercup also played Jenny in Forrest Gump.
Willow (1988)
I second this!❤
I've seen this about a hundred times over the years, and I never once thought about how he lived to bluff. Never heard it before either. That's wild!
I’ve read both the book and watched the movie. I’ve also read Cary Elwes book on the happenings behind the movie.
Love them all. Got to know even Andre the Giant was such a sweet heart. He was more precious than gold.
Rest in peace Andre.
Humperdink was the detective in the movie Child's Play.
24:52 I’ve always assumed he’s devastated that he’s lost 1 more year of his time with Buttercup.
If I knew I could’ve had one more year with the love of my life or my son, etc and it was taken away from me, I’d be pretty upset too.
He’s already lost 5 years “searching for his fortune across the sea,” now he’s lost another…and doesn’t know if he’ll be able to escape before more years are taken.
You guys will love “Seabiscuit” 2003 movie about an underdog race horse. Based in a true story set in the depression era. Not just a horse race movie, it’s sooo much more. Nominated for several Academy Awards
Yes that’s my third favorite horse movie. Top four are.
1. War horse
2. Secretariat
3. Seabisuit
4. Black beauty the 1994 version.
Have a few more but these are my top favorites.
So today and yesterday you post my 2 favorite movies.
A classic masterpiece by director and cast. Modern American fairy tale.
You guys missed that the lead actor was from the movie ‘GLory’ that you reviewed😛
Princess Buttercup is Jenny from Forrest Gump
Wow, two amazing 80's Classics in a row. You Ladies are playing my junior high film festival this weekend. Cheers and salutations from Canada.🥃☮❤
6:36 "Well, I'm carrying _three people."_
Four, counting yourself.
maybe he was insulting vizzini
3:16 That is a cardboard cut-out of Inigo Montoya. The actor Mandy Patinkin was not available for filming that day. They rigged the cut-out so that his eyes could "blink."
You can see Cary Elwes (Westley) doing comedy in "Hot Shots!" and "Robin Hood: Men in Tights"
In all the times I watched and as many times as I've watched reactions and read through the comments.... this is the first time I heard about the cutout and I looked back and am in awe.
@@alabamamagick You're welcome.
waaaat
It's funny -- half of the reactions to this realize the pirate is Wesley and the other half is surprised to find out -- just like the two of you lol
For a delight, Buttercup became an Amazon General in Wonder Woman. General Antiope. And because it's necessary to clarify these things sometimes: Robin Gayle Wright, who played Buttercup, also played General Antiope in Wonder Woman.
every time i've sat down and watched this movie with someone who's never seen it i have to tell them "just keep watching" more than any other movie, ever.
the big guy is Andre the Giant... he was a pro wrestler from France who could drink an entire case of beer in one night. from what everyone says, one of the kindest human beings to ever walk the earth.
I can see why ☺️ it’s amazing
He once drank 119 cans of beer in 6 hrs. In wrestling he was said to be 7'4 and 500 lbs
This is my mom's favorite movie so she showed it to me as a kid, and I've always loved it.
My absolute #1 favorite movie of all time. The genre-bending and witty lines and actors playing it straight -- all adds up to perfect.
Great Reaction..... 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"......
Buttercup would later play Jenny in "Forest Gump"......
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.....
i do wish buttercup was written as a more empowered character, though i understand she was progressive princess in the context of the 80s, talkin shit to men. i also always hated the scene where westley raises his hand to her
other than that pretty perfect movie
Glad you two enjoyed the movie! Awesome reactions as always! 👏 👏
This takes me back to my childhood.
Honestly, one of your best reactions ever. Loved it - but then this is one of the best movies ever made..
Special request, if you enjoyed this blend of comedy/fantasy/romance, it would be a huge delight to see you react to "Joe VS the Volcano" the fist (of many) pairing of Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan in a romantic comedy.
I think, based on the reactions of yours I've watched (a lot, y'all are a treat), you would LOVE this movie.
Thanks for checking this one out! My fave since I was a teenager, now I’m nearly 50. Love your beautiful smiles! 😊
You need to watch Robin Hood men in tights!! It Robin Hood is played by the same actor who plays Wesley. It’s really funny!
The Princess also plays Jenny from Forest Gump 🤙
J'aime les histoires de Princess (et les robots aussi)
A story of wonder and fantasy.
A wonderful reaction. My Granddad used to hire this film from the video store every now and again, and we would always enjoy rewatching it together. Great times. It was the last film I sat down with him to watch (again) before he passed. The film has a special place in my heart. ❤
37:46 What does “as you wish” mean?
The grandfather is telling his grandson he loves him.
Yes! 😃 You worked it out a few seconds later.
Have fun storming the castle!
Nice reaction. Jyn, you did do something a lot of younger youtube reactors do, you take everything too literally. You don't have space for magic, silliness and fairy tales. You watch the story as if it's happening in the real world. I think this is quite common for young people now, probably because the world is so harsh. Ryl allowed herself to enter the fairy tale headspace a bit more, and as a consequence she enjoyed it more and she picked up more of the jokes.
Underrated masterpiece
Nice one, Ladies! Such a sweet story. Thanks for sharing it. 🙂
7:02 "inconceivable." -ryl
um, as excited i was for breakfast club, this is my favorite. just my favorite. gonna watch right now
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Fun fact: When Westly gets clubbed in the head after the swamp, that was a real thump. The actor woke up in the hospital later.
It's 330am and I'm watching this reaction.....INCONCEIVABLE!
ooh this is one of my favorite movies. and you two are beautiful as ever 🙂 the XO on my 1st submarine had a voice that sounded just like the short bald bad guy at the beginning of the movie. We were always trying to get him to say "inconceivable" lmao 🙂 he was cool though, everybody liked him, great leader with great tactical ideas too. 🙂 (the XO is the 2nd in command under the Captain. Like Spock or Riker on Star Trek.)
“Very put out” translates more accurately to “very inconvenience d” rather than very angry.
7:38 "Isn't that her... ex?"
Ah. Good eye, Ryl. Good eye.
Great reaction to another classic movie!
I love watching movies with you guys, makes it fun!
Andre the Giant had a 16 second fart at the bridge scene, the director asked if he was OK, Andre said "I am now boss".
This is the first of your reactions that i have watched. You are delightful ❤. Fun fact this movie is based on a book that a Hollywood director wrote for his daughters. Going to check out more of your reactions and subscribe.
Another fave movie of mine, ladies. ❤
There's one very serious line in the middle that is very central to the book 📖 "Life is pain. Anyone who says otherwise is selling something." I was wondering what you ladies might say about that. Would you agree?
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I really enjoy watching movies with my virtual friends! I will join your Patron when I can afford it.
Fun Fact. Andre the Giant once had let out a 17-second fart on set. When asked if he was OK, he replied I am now boss.
If you two liked this one, you might like Willow. It's another adventure/fantasy movie with Val Kilmer and Warwick Davis.
Good reaction. I grew up with that movie
Great reaction!
Looking so forward to seeing this reaction. Excellent choice! Just to keep it fresh in your minds, I still have seen zero reaction channels react to In America. I don’t believe I’m over-selling it. Honestly I don’t know what anyone else thinks about it, but I would love to know. Maybe I have awful taste, but I kinda doubt it cuz I love your content and you love great movies! I’m off to continue watching your journey thru this iconic film.
16:20 Can't even guess how many times I've used this line over the years. As bad-ass as it is true.
31:15 The Ladies trying not to laugh at Peter Cook as The Impressive Clergyman might be the best thing I see all day. 🤣
15:38 - "put out" means "mildly inconvenienced." "I was supposed to meet my friend at six o'clock, but he didn't show up until almost six twenty. I was very put out." It is a ridiculous understatement revealing how much Humperdinck truly does not love Buttercup. In context, assuming at this point in the narrative that his love is genuine, it is reasonable to infer that it means "angry," but it does not. It's a phrase that I think used to be more common, but I haven't heard it in real conversation for some time; it's kind of gone out of fashion, especially among young people. So it's no surprise you haven't heard it before. But that's what it means- in case you feel like sliding it into a conversation.
Lol ok first, this movie is a story being read to the kid. The movie is all in the boys head…it’s what he’s imagining as it’s being read to him. Second, Buttercup back then wouldn’t have “helped”. She wouldn’t have ever held a sword & he just got done saying he was the dread pirate Roberts - no woman wouldn’t’ve “rescued” the man. But again - this is all in the boy’s mind anyway.😉
great movie
Rip Andre
The poison scene almost made me cry laughing and spit up water I was drinking.
"I've been in the revenge business for so long, now that it's all over, I don't know what to do with myself"
"Have you considered piracy? You'd make a wonderful Dread Pirate Roberts!"
Roberts' ship is the Revenge...
So, Inigo is back in the "Revenge" business, again!!
One of the greatest films ever made AND the most quoted film of all time!
It was even referred to on NCIS.
Great movie and one of the few that does not need a remake
As you wish!!!
"As you wish"
The second greatest final line of any movie ever.
(The Shawshank Redemption is first)