Caroline Munro, Douglas Wilmer, Grégoire Aslan
John Phillip Law stars as the legendary sailor this time around as he finds a talisman and sets sail with his crew for an uncharted island. With a beautiful slave girl (Caroline Munro) in tow, Sinbad ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 6, 2000
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April 15, 2009more monsters than in a creature feature horror and hugely entertaining to go with it. if i was being a twat i could try and find faults with it but why bother when it's sheer escapism back to my childhood?
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March 20, 2008The second best Harryhausen film of all time (after Jason and the Argonauts) and RH is without a doubt the star
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August 4, 2007Totally fascinating stop-motion animation effects. It's an interesting voyage. The characters aren't fleshed out much. It's very Saturday-afternoon matinee in feel.
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April 3, 2007Reasonably entertaining romp that's marred by 70s sensibilities seeping in (although the male demographic are sure to appreciate Caroline Munro's "wardrobe"!), but it's worth it just to see the beautifully choreographed fight between Sinbad's men and the multi-limbed statue of Ka...( read more)
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October 8, 2009Watched it as a kid. Lost it in my memory for years... then it turned up in a convo. One of the most entrancing stop motion imagery films ever!! Amazing to last monster's death cry... if you can handle your harruhausen
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September 30, 2009Absolutely love the Sinbad movies, the acting at times can be laughable but the whole experience is lifted by Harryhausens stop motion
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July 5, 2009This is a classic movie that I enjoy watching over and over again. Though low-tech by modern standards, it is rich in its photo images.
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June 14, 2009a classic film from back in the day, still worth watching either to admire or laugh at how out dated it is now.
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