辛巴達金航記1973

This sequel to the terrific The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad, is great fun--with a minimum of plot and a maximum of wonderful Ray Harryhausen special effects.

The Golden Voyage of Sinbad is not a bad adventure film from the 70s. For those years, the film was shot decently, of course the scenes with dolls look ridiculous now. But the film does have a travel spirit that most modern films in the genre don't have

Gordon Hessler directed this 1974 British feature, whose main raison d'etre is some first-rate “Dynamation” special effects from Ray Harryhausen, including a ship's figurehead that springs to life and Sinbad crossing swords with a six-armed statue.