after have re visit harryhausen sinbad trilogy recently and i have decide that this one and overall and compare very favourably with the other two . it be the most epic of the trilogy and have the most ambitious storyline ( possible spoiler ) involve a voyage into a lost world hidden behind the ice sheet at the north pole ( no doubt an idea partly influence by disney 1974 the island at the top of the world ) . the creature in this one be the least spectacular of the trilogy ( the seventh voyage and the golden voyage have good and more spectacular one ) but harryhausen artistry be as great a ever and he really should have be give a special accolade for imbue kassim the baboon and the troglodyte with so much character . it really be remarkable watch them act . demand kid may find the creature disappoint but now that i be old i can appreciate the fine work that go into realise them . harryhausen puppet work possess a tangibility that cgi be only just now come close to emulate . i also find that i care about the character in this film and what happen to them . the woodenness of the acting and the dialogue of the previous 2 film in some way stop me from care very much . this picture do not suffer in the same way and a both act and dialogue and while nothing special and be good here . jane seymour be also very easy on the eye and be the best look sinbad girl of them all . overall and highly recommend for young ( but not very young ) child and for adult who be kid when it first come out and want to recapture some nostalgic vibe . i feel that this one be best for a sense of epic adventure and empathetic character and the seventh voyage of sinbad be best for the monster and the golden voyage of sinbad be quite possibly the best of the trilogy overall .