Credited cast: | |||
Manu Bennett | ... | Sinbad | |
Steven Grives | ... | Al-Jibar | |
Jared Robinsen | ... | Seif (as Jared Robinson) | |
Holly Brisley | ... | Tara | |
Brad McMurray | ... | Timos | |
Pacharo Mzembe | ... | Karim | |
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Dimitri Baveas | ... | Pericles |
David Vallon | ... | King Minos | |
Derek Boyer | ... | Akoom | |
Lily Brown Griffiths | ... | Arianna (as Lily Brown) | |
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Sam Elia | ... | Hajibi |
Lauren Horner | ... | Luna | |
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Eugen Bekafigo | ... | Minoan Islander |
Selwi Greensill | ... | Harem Slave Girl | |
Nick Pendragon | ... | Feastmaster |
Sinbad, armed with rumors of ancient gold, finds himself sneaking into the desert camp of the evil sorcerer Al-Jibar. Hidden among the many relics is an ivory scroll case containing the logs of the pirate Captain Minos, which will lead Sinbad to the golden head of the Colossus of Rhodes. Written by Anonymous
It is not a monster movie. A classic story where good and evil try to reach the same treasure. They encounter few times but none is very efficient. The bad guy needs to be more bad and wears black or covers face. The good guy is super good and popular and has magical item to cheat. Henchmen are just long enough in sight to die. Monster is there. and arrives predictable. If they just examine and sell the traps with 100y guarantee or the ever-burning torches then they would get rich.
I resented a few aspects of the film. They should have stopped using CGI and build a real life model. And it is like they wrote a movie to show a few certain items and events.