The Golden voyage of Sinbad
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Duration: 105 mi
Genre: adventure
Year Published: 1973
Creator: Kit Parker
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: sound
Credits: Cast: John Phillip Law, Caroline Munro
Description: When a strange bat-like creature flies over Sinbad's ship, one of his men shoots it with an arrow causing it to drop a golden amulet on the deck. Recovering the golden treasure, Sinbad earns the enmity of Prince Koura, well versed in the black arts. Pursued by the malevolent prince, Sinbad comes under the protection of the Grand Vizier, who was terribly burned by the magic of the same evil prince, and who also possesses an amulet. If it and Sinbad's amulet are placed before a great spiritual entity in the Temple of Many Faces, absolute power will be bestowed. Sinbad makes his way to the islands of the temple accompanied by the drunken Haroun and a beautiful slave-girl named Margiana. Following myriad adventures including battle with a six-armed Kali and encounters with a one-eyed centaur, a winged griffin, a tiny homunculus, and a group of blue men, Sinbad confronts Koura in the temple. The film's many perils were created by the movie's producer and special effects expert Ray Harryhausen using a technique called Dynamation. (Circulates). Genre/FormFeature films. Action and adventure films. Sinbad (John Phillip Law) comes across a golden tablet dropped by a mysterious flying creature. He wears the tablet as an amulet around his neck. Sinbad dreams about a man dressed in black and a beautiful girl with an eye tattooed on the palm of her right hand. He meets the Grand Vizier of Marabia, who has been acting as Regent following the death of the Sultan, who had no heir. They join forces against the evil Prince Koura, a magician bent on using the Fountain's gifts to conquer the country. Koura uses a homunculus to spy on Sinbad and the Viz
Complete Record: When a strange bat-like creature flies over Sinbad's ship, one of his men shoots it with an arrow causing it to drop a golden amulet on the deck. Recovering the golden treasure, Sinbad earns the enmity of Prince Koura, well versed in the black arts. Pursued by the malevolent prince, Sinbad comes under the protection of the Grand Vizier, who was terribly burned by the magic of the same evil prince, and who also possesses an amulet. If it and Sinbad's amulet are placed before a great spiritual entity in the Temple of Many Faces, absolute power will be bestowed. Sinbad makes his way to the islands of the temple accompanied by the drunken Haroun and a beautiful slave-girl named Margiana. Following myriad adventures including battle with a six-armed Kali and encounters with a one-eyed centaur, a winged griffin, a tiny homunculus, and a group of blue men, Sinbad confronts Koura in the temple. The film's many perils were created by the movie's producer and special effects expert Ray Harryhausen using a technique called Dynamation. (Circulates). Genre/FormFeature films. Action and adventure films. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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