Saving the princess is always a feel-good fairy tale.
Presentation:
The Princess bride is a light family friendly flick for all ages that is one of the most fun feel good movies set in the medieval era. Itโs visually and tonally comparable to Steven Spielberg epics like Raiders of the Lost ark blending humor and sword dueling action with appropriate balance.
Conclusion:
In 2024 this save the princess fairy tale feels outdated but could still be a film that youโll enjoy watching by yourself. For the serious cinema enjoyers it might feel cliche because itโs not really ashamed or pretending to be anything bigger. If you like Indian Jones style epics, this adventure is one you wouldnโt mind watching again and again, even if itโs associated with cable TV.
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