The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
“See these incredible scenes before your unbelieving eyes!”
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A shrunken princess sends Sinbad toward an island full of extraordinary creatures and very inconvenient magic. Ray Harryhausen's stop-motion work is the reason to gather round. The romantic speeches are sugary, but the skeleton swordplay and monsters remain a pleasure to watch being brought to life.
Nominated by @flabbergasted_jones
The club’s verdict
- Acting
- 4/10
- Plot
- 6.5/10
- Effects
- 0.5/10
- Dialogue
- 5/10
- Rewatchability
- 8.5/10
“Small princess. Enormous problems. Impeccable monster craftsmanship.”
@flabbergasted_jones, scored it 49
Synopsis and movie facts
When the lovely Princess Parisa is shrunken by wicked Sokurah the Magician, Sinbad must embark on a quest to an island of monsters to cure her and prevent a war.
- Released
- 1958
- Directed by
- Nathan Juran
- Running time
- 88 min
Starring
- Kerwin Mathews as Sinbad
- Kathryn Grant as Princess Parisa
- Torin Thatcher as Sokurah the Magician
- Richard Eyer as Barani the Genie
- Alec Mango as Caliph
- Danny Green as Karim
- Harold Kasket as Sultan
- Alfred Brown as Harufa
Research behind this pick
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- Film reference · themoviedb.org
TMDB identity and credits retrieved on 2026-11-10: The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958), directed by Nathan Juran. The importer rechecks identity, poster, synopsis, release date, runtime, genres and cast against live metadata.
- Review · badmovies.org
The reviewer names the late stop-motion sequence among his favourites while finding the romantic dialogue overly sweet and repetitive. Full review text retained from earlier catalogue research and consulted again on 2026-11-10; no claim of a fresh page download.
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