"Le véritable amour n'a jamais été un jeu d'enfant."
Princess Bride
Que peut bien faire un petit garçon cloué au lit par la grippe, condamné à écouter les conseils des grands et même de subir un grand-père rabat-joie, au lieu d'aller faire les quatre cents coups avec ses copains ? Et voilà en plus que le papy se met en tête de lire à haute voix un conte de fée aux antipodes de Superman et de Rambo ! Au Moyen-Age, dans le pays imaginaire de Florin, la belle Bouton d'Or se languit après le départ de son bien-aimé Westley, parti chercher fortune et qu'elle croit mort. Cinq ans plus tard, elle accepte d'épouser le prince Humperdinck pour qui elle n'éprouve aucun amour. Mais peu avant son mariage, elle est enlevée par trois bandits et entraînée dans une aventure mouvementée au cours de laquelle elle retrouvera sa raison de vivre...
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Voir tout sur TMDBThe Princess Bride is ultimately a story of love - of a grandather for his grandson, of Inigo Montoya for his murdered father and between Buttercup and Wesley. It is an old fashioned fairy tale in a sense, but its imagination, wit and humour stands it apart from convention. The characters are endearing and essential to the plot. The pace of the film changes up and down beautifully throughout an…
**The Princess Bride is truly a one-of-a-kind masterpiece that everyone can and should enjoy.** There is nothing quite like The Princess Bride. It’s classic, timeless, charming, clever, hilarious, well-done, and just an all-around excellent film. The Princess Bride is good, safe, fun for the whole family, filled with romance, adventure, comedy, fantasy, action, and heroism. It’s a film for ever…
Maybe not too surprisingly, a poorly young lad (Fred Savage) isn’t so keen on lying in bed being read a slushy romance about a princess by his granddad (Peter Falk) but he knows this book has been passed down through generations of the family and so decides to indulge the well-meaning gent. It doesn’t get any more scintillating for him when he is introduced to the lovelorn heroine “Buttercup” (Rob…
Not what it was supposed to be, based on how many times I've seen this movie mentioned over the years. I hadn't even realized I'd never seen it, but it really wasn't all that great. A few sets with light changing angle every few seconds, a mix of British and American accents, poorly written dialogue and acting, unidimensional characters. I wonder where all the "family fun" part of the movie reside…