The Bride! is guilty of overindulging in feminist buzzwords and girl power imagery; it even has Buckley's Bride jarringly screaming "Me too! Me too!" in the final act. But it never lives up to the radical display of female autonomy it promised. And therein lies the real tragedy.

Contrary to the way people talk about it, the Princess Bride wasn’t a bomb upon release, but a modest success, grossing $30 million on a $16 million budget. The issue, perhaps, is that it should have been bigger, given the way people have come to love it ...

It’ll be interesting to see how Rob Reiner describes Princess Bride on the talk shows. It’s swashbuckling, bright, breezy and delightful, but it defies pigeonholing. It doesn’t have a hook or lend itself to a one-sentence description. But then Rob ...

The Princess Bridemight be best remembered for its heartwarming romance and sidesplitting comedy, but the beloved fantasy film also has a ton of exciting fight scenes. Based on the William Goldman novel of the same name, The Princess Bride uses a clever ...