The Princess Bride

Junkfood Cinema

Brian Salisbury

Leisure, Visual Arts, Arts, Tv & Film, Hobbies

4.6 • 732 Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2017

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Once upon a time, Brian and Cargill sat down to discuss the legendary Princess Bride. From Gilder to The Fire Swamp, the guys cover all the genius elements of Rob Reiner's romantic fantasy, both the conceivable and the inconceivable.

On top of the cast, the creators, and the narrative structure that guards against cliche, the hosts of unusual size discuss fencing, awkward flights, Atari baseball, and their pitch for My Dinner with Andre the Giant.

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0:00.0	Hello, our name is junk food cinema.
0:02.7	You spoke ill of Battle Truck.
0:04.7	Prepare to die.
0:07.3	This is junk food cinema.
0:15.1	Hi, this is Dick Miller.
0:21.7	You're listening to Junk Food Cinema on Film School Rejects, who were these guys? Hey everybody, it's Shepfoot Cinema right here on
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0:50.3	We're also on blog talk radio.
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0:54.1	Dot com. Dot com. Dot com. That's twice in one. We're also on blog talk radio.com.com.
0:55.2	Dot com.
0:56.0	Dot com.
0:58.7	That's twice in one episode.
1:01.8	We've pulled that joke, but we're not above it.
1:02.8	Of course we're not above it.
1:03.4	We're not below it.
1:05.8	We're just, we're take it.
1:06.4	Whatever.
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