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The Princess Bride takes over Penrose

You can’t visit the fictional kingdom of Florin in person, but you can come down to Penrose Place in Tarneit and watch one of its finest love tales on the big screen.

On Saturday, April 12, the beautiful Princess Buttercup and the brave Westley will swashbuckle their way through adversity to be together– and you’ll be able to watch it comfortably.

Six-fingered swordsmen, murderous princes and rodents of unusual sizes will attempt to stop the two lovers from being together, but nothing is stopping you from coming along with loved ones and chilling out with a bag of popcorn.

Much like Prince Humperdinck, your friends might get slightly jealous if you don’t invite them along, so it’s probably best to let them know you’re going and avoid what Buttercup and Westley go through.

There will be pre-movie themed entertainment to enjoy, so pack your picnic blanket, grab dinner and settle in for an evening of outdoor cinema fun.

Some bean bags will be provided, but it is best to bring along your own chairs.

Your furry friends will be allowed along to this event, but they must stay on a leash and under supervision at all times.

Light refreshments will be available onsite including coffee, hot drinks, ice cream, fairy floss and popcorn.

Pre-movie entertainment starts at 5pm, with the movie commencing at 6pm.

This session is part of Wyndham council’s free Movies in the Park series.

Details: www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/moviesinthepark

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