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* PinnedToTheGround: When Sinbad finds himself being attacked by an angry [[RocBirds Roc Bird]], he suddenly sees [[GenieInABottle Baronni the genie's lamp]] fall over, and Sokurah make a move for it. Sinbad immediately alerts Harufa, who runs for the lamp as well. However, Sokurah proves that he's no slouch in physical combat by wrestling Harufa to the ground, pinning him down with his body to prevent him from reaching the lamp. In spite of this, Harufa does manage to reach the lamp, and throw it over towards Sinbad, ensuring that even when the Roc grabs him, he still has the genie on his side. Furious at being denied what he sees as rightfully being his, Sokurah furiously punches Harufa while he's still lying down, then gets up, grabs a spear, and impales him with it.
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''The 7th Voyage of Sinbad'' is a 1958 {{fantasy}} adventure film directed by Nathan H. Juran and featuring Kerwin Mathews as Literature/SinbadTheSailor, but ''starring'' Creator/RayHarryhausen's stop-motion monsters. Despite the title, the film's plot actually incorporates elements from Sinbad's third and fifth voyages, as well as a scene straight out of ''Literature/TheOdyssey''. Music/BernardHerrmann composed the soundtrack.
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''The 7th Voyage of Sinbad'' is a 1958 {{fantasy}} adventure film directed by Nathan H. Juran and featuring Kerwin Mathews Creator/KerwinMatthews as Literature/SinbadTheSailor, but ''starring'' Creator/RayHarryhausen's stop-motion monsters. Despite the title, the film's plot actually incorporates elements from Sinbad's third and fifth voyages, as well as a scene straight out of ''Literature/TheOdyssey''. Music/BernardHerrmann composed the soundtrack.
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Sokura makes the plan for a giant crossbow to protect them against the Cyclops. [[spoiler:Later the crossbow is used to kill the dragon, which falls on Sokura.]]
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** Sokura makes the plan for a giant crossbow to protect them against the Cyclops. [[spoiler:Later the crossbow is used to kill the dragon, which falls on Sokura.]]]]
** If Sokura hadn't shrunk Parisa as part of his gambit to return to Colossa, she wouldn't have been able to enter the lamp and speak with the genie, gaining his trust and informing Sinbad of the magic words to summon him.
** Sokura makes the plan for a giant crossbow to protect them against the Cyclops. [[spoiler:Later the crossbow is used to kill the dragon, which falls on Sokura.
** If Sokura hadn't shrunk Parisa as part of his gambit to return to Colossa, she wouldn't have been able to enter the lamp and speak with the genie, gaining his trust and informing Sinbad of the magic words to summon him.
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''The 7th Voyage of Sinbad'' is a 1958 {{fantasy}} adventure film directed by Nathan H. Juran and featuring Kerwin Mathews as Literature/SinbadTheSailor, but ''starring'' Creator/RayHarryhausen's stop-motion monsters. Despite the title, the film's plot actually incorporates elements from Sinbad's third and fifth voyages, as well as a scene straight out of ''Literature/TheOdyssey''.
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''The 7th Voyage of Sinbad'' is a 1958 {{fantasy}} adventure film directed by Nathan H. Juran and featuring Kerwin Mathews as Literature/SinbadTheSailor, but ''starring'' Creator/RayHarryhausen's stop-motion monsters. Despite the title, the film's plot actually incorporates elements from Sinbad's third and fifth voyages, as well as a scene straight out of ''Literature/TheOdyssey''.
''Literature/TheOdyssey''. Music/BernardHerrmann composed the soundtrack.
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It was nominated for the 1959 UsefulNotes/HugoAward for Best Dramatic Presentation. Harryhausen would work on two more Sinbad films with different casts and crews, ''Film/TheGoldenVoyageOfSinbad'' and ''Film/SinbadAndTheEyeOfTheTiger''.
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It was nominated for the 1959 UsefulNotes/HugoAward for Best Dramatic Presentation. Harryhausen would work on two more Sinbad films with different casts and crews, ''Film/TheGoldenVoyageOfSinbad'' and ''Film/SinbadAndTheEyeOfTheTiger''.
''Film/SinbadAndTheEyeOfTheTiger''. Matthews, Harryhausen and Herrmann also worked on ''Film/TheThreeWorldsOfGulliver'' two years later.
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''The 7th Voyage of Sinbad'' is a 1958 {{fantasy}} adventure film directed by Nathan H. Juran and featuring Kerwin Mathews as Literature/SinbadTheSailor, but ''starring'' Creator/RayHarryhausen's stop-motion monsters. Despite the title, the film's plot actually incorporates elements from Sinbad's third and fifth voyages, as well as a scene straight out of ''Literature/TheOdyssey''.
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** Sokurah's dragon has apparently spent most of its life chained up in his cavern home. For all its time on screen it's abused, attacked, and later ordered around by its ''master'' to attack the very people who freed it from its chains, only for it to die moments after it's defeated the Cyclopes. The characters almost look sorry for it after killing it.
** The baby roc was only a newly born hatchling and is killed rather brutally by the two hungry crew members. Sinbad and Sokurah are both angry at them for this – not just because it was cruel, but it promptly brings the wrath of the mother roc down on them.
** The baby roc was only a newly born hatchling and is killed rather brutally by the two hungry crew members. Sinbad and Sokurah are both angry at them for this – not just because it was cruel, but it promptly brings the wrath of the mother roc down on them.
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** Sokurah's dragon has apparently spent most of its life chained up in his cavern home. For all its time on screen it's abused, attacked, and later ordered around by its ''master'' master to attack the very people who freed it from its chains, only for it to die moments after it's defeated the Cyclopes. The characters almost look sorry for it after killing it.
** The baby roc was only a newly born hatchling and is killed rather brutally by the two hungry crew members. Sinbad and Sokurah are both angry at them for this– -- not just because it was cruel, but it promptly brings the wrath of the mother roc down on them.
** The baby roc was only a newly born hatchling and is killed rather brutally by the two hungry crew members. Sinbad and Sokurah are both angry at them for this
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* WizardWorkshop: The wizard Sokurah's lair, located in his castle in a cave on the island of Colossa and guarded by a fire-breathing dragon, contains alchemical equipment, manacles, a hanging skeleton (which he animates to fight Sinbad), some weapons, a CrystalBall, and the inevitable ApothecaryAlligator.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Two of the crew members who accompany Sinbad to the island think it would be a good idea to see how a freshly killed and roasted roc chick would taste despite Sinbad directly ordering them to leave it be. No points for guessing what happens to them when the Mother Roc discovers them having her offspring for lunch.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: Sokurah, along with Sinbad, is furious at the crew for killing the roc chick for lunch, although it's less because it was wrong and greedy and more because they should have known that Mama Roc would be less than pleased with this.
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* FeatheredFiend: The roc, though it has good reasons for it.
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* FeatheredFiend: The roc, though it has [[MamaBear good reasons reasons]] for it.
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** The baby roc was only a newly born hatchling and is killed rather brutally by the two hungry crew members. Sinbad and Sokurah are both angry at them for this – not just because it was cruel, but it promptly brings the wrath of the mother roc down on them.
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* CookingTheLiveMeal: A [[ClassicalCyclops Cyclops]] has taken Sinbad's men captive and locked them in a cage, before returning to remove Sinbad's {{Lancer}} Harufa and tie him to a spit over a fire whilst he's still live and screaming. The Cyclops even pulls up a stool to sit while it turns the spit, [[ItCanThink proving that the mute, brutish giant is more intelligent than it looks]]. Sinbad meanwhile escapes from the cage and saves Harufa while the cyclops is distracted.
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: Happens twice, with both times involving the BigBad Sohkura's efforts at slaying a cyclops that's been causing trouble for him on his home island.
** First, after becoming aware of how Sohkura possesses a lamp containing a genie, Sinbad asks him why he can't just wish for the genie to get rid of the cyclops. Sohkura responds by explaining how the genie is explicitly forbidden from causing harm to other living beings.
** Later, Sinbad's love interest Princess Parisa asks Sohkura, who just so happens to be a reasonably powerful mage, why he can't just kill the cyclops himself with his magic. As Sohkura subsequently explains, he ''did'' try exactly that by brewing a potion designed to kill the cyclops, only for this plan to hit a snag when he proved unable to get the monster to actually ''drink'' the potion.
** First, after becoming aware of how Sohkura possesses a lamp containing a genie, Sinbad asks him why he can't just wish for the genie to get rid of the cyclops. Sohkura responds by explaining how the genie is explicitly forbidden from causing harm to other living beings.
** Later, Sinbad's love interest Princess Parisa asks Sohkura, who just so happens to be a reasonably powerful mage, why he can't just kill the cyclops himself with his magic. As Sohkura subsequently explains, he ''did'' try exactly that by brewing a potion designed to kill the cyclops, only for this plan to hit a snag when he proved unable to get the monster to actually ''drink'' the potion.
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''The 7th Voyage of Sinbad'' is a 1958 adventure film directed by Nathan H. Juran and featuring Kerwin Mathews as Literature/SinbadTheSailor, but ''starring'' Creator/RayHarryhausen's stop-motion monsters. Despite the title, the film's plot actually incorporates elements from Sinbad's third and fifth voyages.
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* ClassicalCyclops: There is a cyclops that looks like a giant one-eyed satyr with a horn on its head. A second one also in that film is easy to spot -- it has two horns. Reportedly, Harryhausen gave them goat legs so audiences would know they weren't played by men in costume.
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* ClassicalCyclops: There is a cyclops that looks like a giant one-eyed satyr with a horn on its head.head, and Sinbad and his men GoForTheEye to get rid of him just like in ''Literature/TheOdyssey''. A second one also in that film is easy to spot -- it has two horns. Reportedly, Ray Harryhausen gave them goat legs so audiences would know they weren't played by men in costume.
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Legendary adventurer Sinbad the Sailor and his crew discover the fantastic island of Colossa. There they encounter Sokurah the magician (Torin Thatcher), who owns a magic lamp, but loses it while escaping Colossa and is desperate to get it back. When he fails to entice Sinbad into helping him fight the Cyclops, Sokurah concocts an evil potion to shrink Princess Parisa (Kathryn Grant) , Sinbad's fiancée, down to the size of a mouse. With the only known antidote requiring the eggshell of a roc from Colossa, Sinbad has no choice but to go back with Sokurah to the island if he is to save Parisa.
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Legendary adventurer Sinbad the Sailor and his crew discover the fantastic island of Colossa. There they encounter Sokurah the magician (Torin Thatcher), a magician who owns a magic lamp, but loses it while escaping Colossa from a giant Cyclops and is desperate to get it back. When he fails to entice Sinbad into helping him fight the Cyclops, Sokurah concocts an evil potion to shrink Princess Parisa (Kathryn Grant) , Sinbad's fiancée, down to the size of a mouse. With the only known antidote requiring the eggshell of a roc from Colossa, Sinbad has no choice but to go back with Sokurah to the island if he is to save Parisa.
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''The 7th Voyage of Sinbad'' is a 1958 adventure film directed by Nathan H. Juran and featuring Kerwin Mathews as Literature/SinbadTheSailor, but ''starring'' Creator/RayHarryhausen's stop-motion monsters. Despite the title, the story is film's plot actually based off of the ''5th'' voyage of Sinbad.
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''The 7th Voyage of Sinbad'' is a 1958 film featuring Kerwin Mathews as Literature/SinbadTheSailor, but ''starring'' Creator/RayHarryhausen's stop-motion monsters. Despite the title, the story is actually based off of the ''5th'' voyage of Sinbad.
Legendary adventurer Sinbad the Sailor and his crew discover the fantastic island of Colossa. There they encounter Sokurah the magician, who owns a magic lamp, but loses it while escaping Colossa and is desperate to get it back. When he fails to entice Sinbad into helping him fight the Cyclops, Sokurah concocts an evil potion to shrink Princess Parisa, Sinbad's fiancée, down to the size of a mouse. With the only known cure for the princess on the island of Colossa, Sinbad has no choice but to go back with Sokurah to the island if he is to save Parisa.
This was the first feature film using stop-motion animation effects to be completely shot in colour.
''The 7th Voyage of Sinbad'' is a 1958 film featuring Kerwin Mathews as Literature/SinbadTheSailor, but ''starring'' Creator/RayHarryhausen's stop-motion monsters. Despite the title, the story is actually based off of the ''5th'' voyage of Sinbad.
Legendary adventurer Sinbad the Sailor and his crew discover the fantastic island of Colossa. There they encounter Sokurah the magician, who owns a magic lamp, but loses it while escaping Colossa and is desperate to get it back. When he fails to entice Sinbad into helping him fight the Cyclops, Sokurah concocts an evil potion to shrink Princess Parisa, Sinbad's fiancée, down to the size of a mouse. With the only known cure for the princess on the island of Colossa, Sinbad has no choice but to go back with Sokurah to the island if he is to save Parisa.
This was the first feature film using stop-motion animation effects to be completely shot in colour.
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''The 7th Voyage of Sinbad'' is a 1958 adventure film directed by Nathan H. Juran and featuring Kerwin Mathews as Literature/SinbadTheSailor, but ''starring'' Creator/RayHarryhausen's stop-motion monsters. Despite the title, the story is actually based off of the ''5th'' voyage of Sinbad.
Legendary adventurer Sinbad the Sailor and his crew discover the fantastic island of Colossa. There they encounter Sokurah the
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Legendary adventurer Sinbad the Sailor and his crew discover the fantastic island of Colossa. There they encounter Sokurah the magician, who owns a magic lamp, but loses it while escaping Colossa and is desperate to obtain a magic lamp.get it back. When he fails to entice Sinbad into helping him fight the Cyclops, Sokurah concocts an evil potion to shrink Princess Parisa, Sinbad's fiancée, down to the size of a mouse. With the only known cure for the princess on the island of Colossa, Sinbad has no choice but to go back with Sokurah to the island if he is to save Parisa.
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* BrownNote: The sound around the Demon Island is a high-pitched screech that drives the entire crew mad. Karim ends up falling to his death in the mayhem.
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* PrincessesPreferPink: Parisa wears a pink outfit through the whole voyage.
