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Plot:
When the evil magician Sokurah (Torin Thatcher) shrinks Princess Parisa (Kathryn Grant) to roughly half the size of a Barbie doll, only one thing can restore her: the egg of a Roc. The Roc, of course,...( read more
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Harryhausen shows off his claymation yet again with this little masterpiece as always the signature skeleton is around to show the true talent of a special effects genius.
I like these type of adventure fantasy stories, this is one of the better Sinbad's out there. This film has some great work by Harryhausen.
I honestly thought I hadn't seen this Sinbad movie, but childhood memories came flooding back as soon as I put it on. In particular, I remembered the little princess visiting the sulky boy genie in the lamp, and also how inconsolable I'd been as a kid when Sinbad's crew killed the poor baby Roc bird ("Awww, bless! Waaaaahhh!!!!!!!!!!"). Colourful but flatly directed, the stellar contributions of composer Bernard Herrmann and stop-motion effects genius Ray Harryhausen give "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad" a touch of class it doesn't really deserve. Of the cast, only Torin Thatcher, as the evil magician Sokurah, Richard Eyer, as the genie, and Mrs Bing Crosby (Kathryn Grant), as Princess Parisa, deliver the goods; Kerwin Matthews is hands down the dreariest seafarer ever to point a scimitar at a plasticine monster. Harryhausen's swordfighting skeleton anticipates his wonderful work on "Jason & the Argonauts".
Excellent film if ever there was one. Truly a classic in both action, adventure and stop animation. If you love any of those, then this is a must.
Almost everything about this old-school adventure film exudes charm. The story is well written and acted, although it may not be one of the deepest stories ever filmed. Plus, the timeless efforts of special-effects icon Ray Harryhausen are on full display here. Watching this movie guarantees that one will have a good time.
4 stars for the serpent woman, cyclops and the giant roc! 1 star for cheesy acting but this is still soo much fun :D the wind screams like 10,000 fiends!
Must-see material for all Ray Harryhausen fans. Great stop-motion characters here, including the Cyclops, a fire-breathing dragon and the legendary two-headed Roc. Be on the lookout for an eye-catching performance by a very young Richard Eyer as the precocious little genie. This is a fantasy film by which all others are judged. Good stuff!
wooooo! I loved those Harryhausen stop-motion flicks! "Dynamation" was it? I loved watching this flick over and over again as a kid...
The focus is not so much on Sinbad but on everything else - the monsters, the evil magician and the good looking woman! Enjoy this old fashioned Saturday afternoon type film and its Ray Harryhausen creatures!
a load of shit really except for the one eyed thing that kicked ass. i was kinda rootin' for the cyclops to kick some sinbad ass. liked the other sinbad movies better with the different actor as sinbad
Fantastic adventure story telling with great Stop motion effects from the genius. This isn't Ray's best work but so far from all the movies I've seen him being involved with, this is one of the best.
I was gripped into the story line from start to finish and found it lots of fun. I shall be watching the sequels soon and hope that they are as good or at least as fun.
One of the best Sinbad films, this classic swashbuckler has some inventive Harryhausen effects, fun monsters and a great baddie in the form of Torin Thatcher. Great family fun.
My favorite Harryhausen of all time, and one of the greatest fantasy films of all time. Great story, great monsters, great action, great effects, great movie. Period.
I want 2 see dis coz it could be funny or it could be boring so Im gonna put dis 5 star because we have 2 try everything in life so lol
I love anything Ray Harryhausen did, even if the movie sucks rocks. Sinbad, Jason, Gwangi...I'm a sucker.
Superb adventure. The legend of Sinbad is once again brought to the screen, and this is beyond doubt the best effort.
What makes the movie are special effects way ahead of its time, a great story and...Sokurah a magician with his own agenda!.
Fun for young and old, highly recommended.
A landmark in terms of visual effects - Harryhausen was a genius. This movie absolutely swept me away as a youngster.
I've always been thrilled with the Cyclops in this flick for some reason. I think this was the first action flick I ever saw with full stop action animated characters.
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