The movie starts off when a young boys grandfather comes to visit him while he is sick. The child isn't too happy about it and wants him to leave. But the grandfather pulls out a book that he would read to his kids when they were sick. The magical book is called "Princess Bride". As the grandfather begins to read, the movie is flipped to the perspective of the story. The book is about a young man …show more content…
The dialogue between the characters are very memorable and comical. The plotline keeps the movie going and, in my opinion, the film is engaging and grabs the attention of the audience. This is a movie I would choose to watch for entertainment or just to pass time. My childhood consists of enjoying the movie with my family and yelling at my sister to stop quoting the film. It brings back memories and, hopefully, it will continue to help me make memories. The actors that played the characters in the film brought the film to life. The director was not lazy with the casting either. For the part of the giant, the producers got a giant to play the part. They did not have some one walk on stilts or standing on a platform. To me this is important because it shows that the director cared about the outcome of the production. Some things I learned from this is film goes along with the famous saying true love conquers all. The movie showed that if you truly love someone, you would go to great extremes for them. Another moral I interrupted from the film is not to be prideful. The character Vizzini was killed in a battle of wits. His knowledge was what he would brag about to everyone he mt. Prince Humperdink was known to be courageous and skilled in fighting, but when the time came he was simply taken down by being told to sit