Sinbad the Sailor

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alan g @agenser Dec 25 A lot of jumping around and talking. Very little action or swashbuckling. Maureen O'Hara is beautiful but can't act. Jane Greer more beautiful. Very stiff acting. Not as good as the 7th voyage. See more tom @Gaetano16 08/23/2020 I was waiting for the monsters and the magic, but, they never appeared. Does not compare with the classic "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad". See more 04/26/2020 Gloriously overacted and colourful period epic. Always fun to watch. See more 11/12/2017 It's hard to imagine that people really loved this film when it first came out. You might enjoy it if you're not expecting too much, but it is lacking in adventure which is the one thing you expect to get from a film like this. It's a very old film and it shows. See more 03/16/2016 Sail with me An old and aging Sinbad who has retired from the adventure way of life tells his tails to a group of other old and dying men. The men are sick of hearing the same old seven tales of Sinbad that seem to get more ambitious with each telling...so Sinbad tells them a less told tale of his adventures. "All the seven voyages are magnified." "Why not astonish? Sinbad is an astonishing sailor!" Richard Wallace, director of The Young in Heart, The Fallen Sparrow, Tycoon, Framed, Adventure in Baltimore, A Kiss for Corliss, The Road to Reno, and Captain Caution, delivers Sinbad, The Sailor. The storyline for this picture has a classic Sinbad feel to it with awesome settings and costumes, pretty girls, and unearthly adventures. The acting is very solid and the cast includes Douglas Fairbanks, Maureen O'Hara, Anthony Quinn, Jane Greer, and George Tobias. "The sun is my gold." I recently came across this on Turner Classic Movies (TCM) and had to DVR it as a huge Sinbad fan. This was very well done and I enjoyed the feel and pace of the film. This was far from the best Sinbad picture, but it was worth a viewing. "It's a fine day for the coffin makers." Grade: C+ See more s r @ScottR 04/11/2015 An epic, but a bit wordy. See more Read all reviews

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