Princess Bride

Pros: Pirates! Great cast, outrageously funny

Cons: not a one!

The Bottom Line: Bottom what? Bottom of the ocean is where ya'll be if ya don't own this movie!

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Pros: Sheesh, where should I start?

Cons: If this movie has any real flaws, they're buried under all the good stuff.

The Bottom Line: As perfect a family film as The Wizard of Oz.

Review: Hoo boy, this should be tough. Not one day removed from my "Goonies Gushing" I am now compelled to review yet another of my all-time favorite movies. But while The Goonies is a slight, sloppy and addictively entertaining adventure,...

Pros: Characters, Acting, Plot, Costumes, Music, Action, Humor, Romance

Cons: Theme song lyrics and vocals

The Bottom Line: The Princess Bride is my favorite movie of all time. It combines action, humor, and romance in a way that is totally unique

Review: The Princess Bride is my favorite movie of all time. And now, with the ?Elevdado: Six Degrees of the Eighties Write-Off,? I finally have a decent excuse to write an epinion that does it justice. You see, I have actually reviewed this movie...

Pros: Fun for all ages to watch.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this movie for a date night, family night, or a night with just you and your cat!

Review: I have seen the Princess Bride more times than I can remember, having first seen it in Junior High in the Theaters, then on video with dates, and now with my own children on a rainy afternoon. This movie has everything- comedy, love, triumph,...

Pros: funny and refreshing

Cons: a single word that makes it unusable at school

The Bottom Line: great flick

Review: Mom and Dad gave me a love for old movies. I love black and white films. I love Abbott and Costello, Laurel and Hardy and the Marx Brothers. Of course, not everything from the "golden age" of Hollywood was golden. There were plenty of clunkers, too...

Pros: Touching silliness - a true fairy tale

Cons: Are you kidding? None

Review: The Princess Bride tops the list of my all time favorites. The Dread Pirate Robert and Buttercup will beckon you to watch this movie again and again.

The story is being read to a young boy (Fred Savage) by his grandfather (Peter Falk). It...

Pros: The cast, the story and everything else

Cons: The initial annoying interruptions by Fred Savage

The Bottom Line: The Princess Bride is a funny and touching film that is perfect for the whole family. It's a true gem.

Review: If you want a movie that has everything: action, adventure, humor, romance and a little bit of pain, then The Princess Bride is for you. There are very few films that can reach every emotion on the spectrum with both power and perfection and...

Pros: Wonderful movie for people of all ages

Cons: none

Review: I believe that anyone who enjoys movies always has one or two favorites films that over a period of years they watch countless times. Well, this review is devoted to my favorite movie "The Princess Bride." No one would ever confuse "The Princess...

Pros: Hilarious writing, great acting, touching and funny

Cons: none whatever

The Bottom Line: This is one of my all time favorite movies, congratulations to SurgRN911 on her 200th review and second anniversary - thanks to susidee34 for her fine work

Review: The Write off within the Write off

This is what I consider the write off within the write off. The grand challenge within the microcosm of time and space. A way of truly focusing on that, which deserves to be truly focused upon...

Pros: Memorable characters and some of the funniest dialogue in any movie.

Cons: No cons at all! I mean it! (Anybody want a peanut?)

The Bottom Line: Reviewing this movie was probably pointless since everyone I know has seen it. Nevertheless I decided to offer my take on it.

Review: When I first saw The Princess Bride at the age of eleven, I liked it somewhat. Nowadays I like it even better. At that young age I enjoyed the adventures, the swordplay and the antics of Andre The Giant playing a literal giant. Today, at the age of...