This movie is kind of medieval. A castle, a beautiful princess, a king, and someone who loves the princess. The princess is Princess Buttercup, played by Robin Wright. The man, who loved her is Westley, the man in black, played by Cary Elwes. There is Prince Humperdink, who tried to marry the princess by force. There were three people who took the princess with the boat: Fezzik is the huge Giant, Andre Roussimoff, which was a real wrestler. Inigo is the Spanish knight whose father died by the six fingered man, Count Rugen. And there was Vizzini, who was smart but died because he drank poison. There was Miracle Max, who cured Westley. These entire characters were in a story. A grandfather (Peter Falk) read his grandson (Fred Savage) the story, which the title is "The Princess Bride."
This movie has many unique settings in it. The house of Miracle Max seemed to be a medieval hospital. There was a very big machine in the Pit of despair. It made Westley unable to move, because it took fifty years of his life. There was a dangerous forest that has a fire swamp, quick sand, huge rats etc. It is the Forest of Thieves. In the sea, there were the shrieking eels. These are the unique settings in the movie.
This movie was quite fun because there are two worlds. The modern one and the medieval one. A grandpa reads his grandson a book. There was a princess who gets caught but was protected by Westley. Westley seems to have leadership qualities because he has the will to protect the princess. Things go right and wrong in the movie, but in the end everything goes fine. Inigo kills the six fingered man, and Westley gets back some of his power. The princess survives all of this dangerous adventure. So I learned a lesson that I can survive WITH protecting the other person. Great movie it is!