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Movie Info
Sinbad is tasked with saving the sultan's first born from an evil sorcerer.
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Rating: PG-13 (Fantasy Violence|Frightening Images)
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Genre: Fantasy, Adventure
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Original Language: English
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Director: Shahin Sean Solimon
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Producer: Harvey Lowry, Melanie Myburgh
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Writer: Evelyn Gabai, Shahin Sean Solimon
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: Giant Flick Films
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Production Co: Giant Flick Films
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What a nightmare of an adventure movie... not because it was scary, but because it is so bad that I am trying to be as gentle as possible in this review. Shahin Sean Solimon did everything he could in this movie, I bet he even made sandwiches for the crew... and probably the sandwiches, like everything else connected with this movie, were tasteless! I've never seen a movie inspired by some of the most popular tales to be so un-inspirational and simply dull! The stupidity starts with the first scene and keeps going and going... for full hour and ten minutes - which seems like lasting over 2 hours! I simply loved one of the scenes when Sinbad and his love, the princess, fly over the city in a balloon... he smiles and waves down and she smiles and waves straight forward, maybe to the birds?! Or when the princess jumps at the front of the Sultan like idiotic child... or one of the sword fights with the six armed goddess, which conveniently is using only two of those arms when fighting our hero... even the misspelling in the credits will be easy to spot... from writing, directing, acting, editing, special effects to literacy, take your pick and find easily the things bellow any standards. If you are in a mood for a short feature adventure with famous character, which will try to warn you out with bad acting, directing and screenplay employing some of the animation special effects still used in the primary school films, please, check this one! It will make you appreciate life, even if it's a really bad one.
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