The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (50th Anniversary Edition) (1958) | 7th Voyage of Sinbad

The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (50th Anniversary Edition) (1958) | 7th Voyage of Sinbad | Five golden stars for Ray Harryhausen

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	The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (50th Anniversary Edition) (1958) 7th Voyage of Sinbad Sony Pictures, 2008 average customer review:based on 80 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD is a Classic

THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD is a spectacular print. This film is a favorite of mine. The print on this DVD is extraordinary. The colors are vibrant and the representations are incredibly sharp and clear. This is the first time you can really admire Ray Harryhausen's Special Effects in this film. They don't look blurred or fuzzy. Bernard Herrmann's score is outstanding and hauntingly beautiful at times and very powerful at others. Kerwin Mathews is ever so stoically valiant as Sinbad. Torin Thatcher is the consummate evil sorcerer, Sokurah. I was disappointed that the DVD was not in stereo. However, the images are so good it doesn't matter.

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Five golden stars for Ray Harryhausen

In case you're new to the planet, this is a must "welcome to the world of Ray Harryhausen" flick. This movie is legendary. . .in more ways than one.
They headlined this movie on cable channels TNT monster-vision marathon, using the cyclops as the prime promo monster! Without a doubt, the cyclops is classic in every way, only to be competed with by the finale cave imprisoned fire-breathing dragon, and of course, the woman turned into snake sequence. All are top-notch throughout! Kerwin Matthews is the most believable Sinbad in any movie ever made, and the villain is corrupt, evil, two-faced as they come. Colorful images will have you fine tune the shades of your TV set. Great for the kiddies, and fun loving adults alike.

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Great Escapist Fantasy

I love nearly all films that feature Ray's Special effects, but Im also a big fan of any story featuring Sinbad, yet the SInabd trilogy are by far the greatest movies based on that character. You need to see these films, they are fun, filled adventures filled with some impressive StopAnimation.

A Gem

This film enchanted me as a kid, and guess what? It still holds up. It's a landmark in Ray Harryhausen's career, but Bernard Herrmann's inventive and infectious score is what keeps the film resonating in your mind for days afterward.

Classic Creature Animation

This was my favorite movie when I was a small child. I hadn't seen it since the 50s when it was in theaters. I still found it enjoyable if somewhat lacking in quality of both acting and writing. The scenes with the monsters still remain wonderful examples of the time and were what I remembered most. The story is much simpler than I recalled, the plot thinner and the acting mostly awful, but I still liked it because of the fond memories it brought back.

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