The Princess Bride
A grandfather reads a story to his sick grandson, even though the grandson thinks this romance story will be boring. However, the adventure begins when Princess Buttercup, who is forced to marry Prince Humperdinck, is kidnapped by a trio of criminals: the genius Vizzini, the giant Fezzik, and the revenge warrior Inigo Montoya. Pursued by the mysterious Pirate Roberts and the prince's ruthless army, this story is full of swords, stratagems, and true love—including Westley, Buttercup's presumed dead lover. Will the granddaughter be charmed by this story, or still insist that the "kissing scene" is disturbing?