The Princess Bride is a film adaptation of William Goldman’s 1973 novel of the same name. To ensure that the narrative style of that story remains, the film is presented as a grandfather reading the story to his poorly grandson. The young boy is initially not interested in the book, worried that it may be a “kissing story”, but Granddad knows best, so the boy must hear the tale. As it happens, it turns out to be quite enjoyable. Continue reading
I Liked That Film 