Princess Bride Wine - Neatorama

The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema will present The Princess Bride Quote-Along & Feast on February 14th. In conjunction with the event, they are launching their signature wine collection called The Bottle of Wits, featuring Inconceivable Cabernet and As You Wish White. The wines will debut at the Valentines Day event, then will be offered for sale to the public only through the end of 2012. Link -Thanks, Andrea Kinnison!

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What an inconceivably brilliant idea! Now, on to make the six-fingered glove.

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have they announced if we can order these wines if we don't live in the area?

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Almost. That's horrible packaging. Is that tired "retro" style ever going to die?

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I never got this weird habbit of learning dialogue by rote and quoting. It doesn't matter whether you're talking about the Princess Bride, Withnail and I or Monty Python sketches the whole idea just leaves me cold. It would seem to me to detract from the enjoyment of the movie/book/tv show/whatever.

Can somebody explain where the enjoyment is? Or is it some kind of OCD thing?

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Wine will be on sale at http://princessbridewine.com/

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socks socks socks

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This brings back memories. Really, if a non-car fan like me vividly remembers the movie in #1 after seeing it ONCE forty years ago, that's a memorable chase scene!

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Yes, but aside from the intro blurb, Bullitt is not among the top ten? And look, no Gone in 60 Seconds (the original), in which the last 45 minutes is non-stop awesome chase scene. It's still a cool list, just erroneously titled.

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No such list is complete without Gone in 60 Seconds. In this category, it simply cannot be overlooked.

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Yes... Those years have passed.
Now everywhere at cinema the computer drawing.
And all the same it is appreciable that in a film the artificial car is used.
And you it is frequent at cinema notice the such?

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The cool thing about "Gone in 60 seconds" (the first one) is that they filmed the movie on real streets with no extras. All the people you see on the streets in the background are people who just happened to be there. They couldn't get away with making a movie that cool these days. It should be in the #1 spot.

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They all featured squealing tires... even on dirt roads.
And in Bullit, Steve McQueen pulls off the greatest stunt ever. It's never been done since. He parallel parks, gets out, and locks his car! A Hollywood first!

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