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The mutual respect in this scene was a formative moment for me as a child. Two men of honor, yet enemies. Throwing him the rope, letting Westley empty his boots and sit for a while. Inigo even hands over his sword for Westley to inspect, and then he hands it back to him. They both had every opportunity to kill one another easily with every advantage, and didn't. This stuck with me.

I swear on the soul of my father Domingo Montoya, you will reach the top alive

I’ve said it once, and I’ve said it a thousand times. The perfect movie.

I never understood what the big deal was. If he really wanted to kill him, he could have been throwing locks down on him.

One of my all-time favorite scenes/fights, pure genius in the execution. And the dialogue...too many good quotes just within this scene alone...

The reason why Wesley is a better sword fighter than Inigo despite Inigo spending 20 years compared to Wesley's (about) 5, is because Inigo was just studying and practicing while Wesley was spending everyday fighting for his life.

5:57 T-pose But man, what a great fight.

(When I finish my project and delete my channel.) Fans: "Who are you" Me: "No one of consequence." Fans: "We must know." Me: "Get use to disappointment."

Not sure who else noticed this but MOntoya's Sword was reused in The Three Musketeers by D'Artangan. Always interesting to see when a movie prop gets reused.

I firmly believe that the Dread Pirate Roberts only won because he had more invested in what came after the fight than Inigo did, and also Inigo is rusty from lack of facing truly skilled opponents, same as Fezzik later. Later, in the castle, we him kill four men in three seconds with five moves, all while never breaking eye contact with Rugen. Westley is a master, but Inigo, when his heart is in it, is a _wizard._

you can actually see the marks from them swinging on the bar, thats really cool lol

Free palestine

When I was younger I thought it was dumb how Westley was able to become better than Inigo in a fraction of the time, but now I can see the subtle storytelling they were doing here: both Westley and Inigo had powerful motivations behind their training, which is what allowed either of them to achieve their states as masters; however Inigo's motivation was revenge, while Westley's was love, and not just love but True Love, something that's stated multiple times throughout the film to be one of (if not the) most powerful, greatest things in the world. Basically, the writers are telling us that love is more powerful, and more potent, than revenge.

There was a mighty duel...

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Interesting fact those two actually practiced since day one to make it seem so fluid and was the last thing that was shot

POV: you and the other teams top frag are going back and forth in the mid game lobby

I just watched it last night and my favorite thing in the whole film is just how book adventure-like it is. It tryly encapsulates a scene based on what you would picture it as though you are reading it from a book and they do it perfectly in every scene. Also this is perfect for a play there isnt that many different locations in thid movie when u think about it

Even after ALL these years, this is still one of my favorite movies of all time. The cast was absolutely perfect. I shall miss Fezzik, (Andre` The Giant), for the rest of my life.

Yes

Fun fact: they both studied fencing in real life.

Ppl call this realistic 🙄

Amazing movie.

this movie is the goat.

(From the books perspective) During them time the story took place Spaniards were well known for their skills with a sword. So if Wesley didn't have a Spanish swordsman teacher or two he never would've stood a chance against Inigo.

I admire how Montoya actually have Wesley his sword before the duel began. Wesley could have attached Montoya and run but he didn't. An admirable sense of respect and honor between the two of them

Far better characters and sword choreography than most films of this generation.

Both actors had to learn the other's part for this scene.

One of the best, most well written stories/movies ever made. Or everyone's just so humble and likable.

I watched all of Young Sheldon, just because Vizzini was in it. I don't even like the big bang theory.

I’m left-handed, and I want to take up fencing so I can say, “because, I am NOT right-handed!” And do the reverse 🤣

A lot of this movie is made to be really cheesy and corny, the choice of music, the camera-work, sound-effects and so on... but this is one of the best fight scenes in cinema history and Inigo is the best swashbuckling Rogue ever put to film. The mutual respect that Inogo and Westley display is just something else. To describe this scene, I think it best to quote it itself: "I've never seen its equal."

The part that always makes me smile is Inigo´s "... because I know something you don´t know!" Love the way he delivers that line!

I would love for Disney to make two series for Inigo Montoya and for Wesley on Disney plus. Like origin stories

Remember when dialogue was good in movies? I remember...

“No one of consequence” is the finest response to “who are you” that has ever been conceived.

One of the things that emphasizes how great the storytelling here is that when Inigo hands his sword over to a man he just met, a man who he KNOWS his job is to kill, it literally isn't even a question that this masked man would kill him with that sword.

1:19 me trying to figure out if the image im looking at is ai generated or not.

Me and my son watched this, and he asked what was the difference. I said it wasn't the words that convinced the masked man. It was the way he said it. Inigo was jovial in majority of the conversation. But was sincere when invoking his father's name.😊😊

I always love Montoya is so proud of his father's sword he hands it off to his enemy without a second thought.

Fun fact! These two actors trained for (Elwes and Patinkin) actually learned how to fence both left and right handed as well as performed ALL of the fencing! The fluidity of their movements shows me the amount of effort that was put into this movie.

in reality duels usually last about 30 seconds and don't flash swords about.

This is such an amazing movie.

When inigo is pushing westley against the cliff and westley says "im not left handed either" inigo could have continued to force westley over the cliff and won, instead inigo backs off because he wants to fight westley at his full capacity.

Who are you? No one of consequence. I must know. Get use to disapointment. k...

480p, just like the 80's.

Best movie ever, great cast, great lines and great actors

Script writers and directors need to watch this to understand how to construct a perfect scene. Or a perfect movie, for that matter.

"Whether I am or not, you've been more than fair." I hope to use this one day... maybe even in the bedroom.

Inigo is a better swordsman that Westley. Let me sum up: ... No, there is too much, let me explain: In the books, it is explained that Inigo is a wizard. That is the only other plateau above grandmaster in sword fighting, and it is mentioned in the book that there are only 3-4 other Wizards in existence. He is also a Spaniard, and for those of you with any knowledge of historical fencing, you'll know that the Spanish Destreza style of fencing is widely regarded as the most lethally efficacious. (Watch The mask of Zoro to see some excellent Destreza style training) Westley was a prodigy. If he had started fencing at the same time as Inigo we wouldn't even be having this conversation. He learned everything he learned in 5 years compared to Inigo's studying for his entire life. But Westley also learned on a ship, which means he more than likely learned to focus on an entirely different form of fencing. I'd wager to say that Westley was at the level of a grandmaster, but as far as the sharpness of his mind goes, he was twice as brilliant as Inigo. Westley is always observing, and he not only learned that Inigo was a Spaniard, but saw the ornamentation of his handle, and had an up close look at his right hand's callouses just as he was cresting the cliff, and in that short amount of time, put it together that he was facing a swordsman of "inconceivable" skill, which is why he immediately plays against Inigo's ego by drawing his sword left-handed behind his back, while panting. Inigo sees this and thinks he's going to get to fight a left-handed fighter, and wants him to be as rested as possible. Westley then endears himself to Inigo, treating his opponent with respect and bringing his would-be assassin to the point of actually having him say, "You seem a decent fellow I hate to kill you." Which is leagues beyond the level of affection he had for him just 5 minutes prior. He then proceeds to tucker him out, and uses his terrain to his advantage, forcing Inigo to fight in a more constrained close-quarters manner, instead of out in the open where he would have had the clear upper hand. He indulged him in fighting left-handed because he wanted to encourage a protracted duel, knowing that even though that was Inigo's goal, it was also his weakest point, because a swordsman of that level of skill hasn't likely, for many years, actually had a protracted duel. He then begins to banter about swordsmanship with him, which, in my opinion, was simply to confuse Inigo about what was going through Westley's mind, and how he was controlling the situation. (Remember, Westley wins all three of his duels with Inigo, Fezzik, and Vizzini by using his mind. Utilizing their assumptions about him against them) It isn't until he clearly has the upper hand, and Inigo is exhausted, swinging with both hands on his sword, that he engages in his final tactic: distracting him by flicking his hair out of his face with his sword. A move that he knows Inigo is going to respond to no matter what, as evidenced by the two blade marks on either side of his face. Westley meant what he said when he stated he would rather destroy a stained glass window than an artist like Inigo, as he recognized Inigo's skill wholly and without mistake. Inigo was, and is, a better swordsman than Westley, he just wasn't half the fighter, or tactician.