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Meh, great movie, and yes there's pirates, but I wouldn't consider it pirate-themed personally
I mean, the main character, Westley, is literally The Dread Pirate Roberts. And there's swashbuckling, sailing, and a ragtag group of outlaws who come together despite all odds to fight the crown and take it's treasure (Buttercup).
That's a pirate movie.
I'm not taking away from your very valid points, but I feel like a pirate adventure has to spend a majority of its time ~~at sea~~ on ships and The Princess Bride does not.
It does, however, make an excellent Land Pirate movie.
Yeah, I suppose it's not the most heavily themed pirate movie