I ❤️ Harryhausen ... The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958) FIRST TIME WATCHING!! | MOVIE REACTION!!

[@latenightswithsammy]

Our fourth STOP on our FANTASY 🚂 is .... 1960's The Time Machine!

[@larry6360]

My mother introduced this one to me as a kid. I'm assuming your talking about the original George Pal version.
It's a great flick. Looking forward to it.

[@mkvision]

It'd expect Jason and the Argonauts (1963) and Clash of the Titans (1981) to be in high demand now. Please react to it. Also, what kind of glasses are those? They're sweet! Edit: They appear to be Nike glasses.

[@GrantTarredus]

@@larry6360 I wish I had a Time Machine now, because I can’t wait!

[@Dahaka-rd6tw]

19:51 Well, to Sokurah's credit, you can say that alcohol is poison in a sense and those guys DID end up dead because they drank too much and tried to fight cyclops.

[@Panamaschild]

This is a classic! Happy you uploaded this reaction even if doesn't get lots of views. There are people out there who appreciate films like these. Jason and the Argonauts has my vote for a future reaction :)

[@latenightswithsammy]

Same here! I'm in it to learn and share with y'all, and boy have you guys taught me some! I have Jason and the Argonauts on the list, so pumped to catch that one 😁

[@saragiordano6340]

Good to see you, i missed your videos 😊

[@latenightswithsammy]

I miss y'all too ☺️ Glad to be back at it

[@melenatorr]

One of Harryhausen's many talents was to imbue his creatures with personality - the dragon and the birds were only a couple of the monsters I was sorry to see die. Thanks for reacting to this lovely spectacle.

[@latenightswithsammy]

You are so on point with that! I'd love to have seen the dragon fly, or do some EPIC damage of some sorts ... Oh, and thank you so much for the kind words 😊 this is the kind of films I love 😁

[@RetroView66]

Great reaction. This was the first STAR WARS to the generation who made it. Saw it when I was 8 and it blew my mind and then STAR WARS came out two years later....I think the Sinbad theme is the greatest in fantasy film history.

[@markhunt3266]

The models are made from, Foam Latex over a articulated ball and socket metal Armature .
It's not Claymation 😊

[@michaelvincent4280]

One of the best kids film you can have. We were fascinated in the theatre. Also great soundtrack. Mysterious Island as a double feature would keep the kids heads buzzing. Also 'Sinbad' has the best creepy evil guy and genie. The Princess will hold the boys attention. I keep my Laserdisc print within reach when I need a pick me up.

[@latenightswithsammy]

Fantastic recommendations! 'Mysterious Island' looks great, might give this one a shot!

[@scottarooni]

I remember that this film was the very first movie I saw in the movie theater. I begged my father to take me! LOL In doing my research, it looks like "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad" was re-released in 1975. I couldn't find the actual release date, but depending on what time of year, I would have been five or six years old. This film was and still is a wonderful fantasy/adventure! I love it!

[@latenightswithsammy]

That's amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your experience 😊

[@hawkmaster381]

Sinbad was definitely smooth with the ladies.

[@IvorPresents]

I was ten when this came out. I was lucky, my Dad was working in a New York ad agency. he got me tickets to a press preview. I was in heaven. There was nothing like it.

[@SolidMike84]

Great reaction ^^
One of my favorite movies

[@latenightswithsammy]

Awesome! I think that'd be the perfect age to be introduced to such pictures 😁

[@dav7444]

I eventually got my parents to take me to the UK re-cinema release in 1975. In those days, one could stay in one's seats and see it a second time. Wonderful.

[@mitchman3006]

Second Harryhausen film I saw, first was Mysterious Island (1961). Absolutely great film and huge landmark for stop motion, special effects and filmmaking in general.

[@latenightswithsammy]

Yes! It's just downright gorgeous!

[@GrantTarredus]

By 1998 I had watched this stunning movie more times than I can guess and more times than anyone would likely believe, when I enjoyed the privilege of a few brief minutes on the phone with Harryhausen. I told him that the single moment that most astonished me from his entire filmography was the cyclops grabbing Sinbad’s leg in the cave and lifting him. And he laughed and said “Stuart, it’s so nice to hear that, because there was some jiggling there that I wasn’t able to control!” I’ve never forgotten his exact words. And only because I was looking for the jiggling the next time I saw the film, I did see it, and I do see it now every time I watch the scene. But it doesn’t diminish it at all; I’m flabbergasted by it every time, as I am by every single moment the great magician gave us.
Thanks for your upload!

[@latenightswithsammy]

WOW ... thank YOU so much for this fabulous story ... boy do I love good stories! THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS! What a gift to share a few minutes over the phone with none other than Harryhausen!

[@ericjanssen394]

If you want more Harryhausen-monster Sinbad, 1974's "Golden Voyage of Sinbad" is a good-looking Arabian adventure...'77's "Sinbad & the Eye of the Tiger", er, not so much, but it tried.
And that's not counting Harryhausen's two ventures into Greek mythology with the 1963 "Jason & the Argonauts" and the original '81 Clash of the Titans.

[@latenightswithsammy]

Solid recommendations as always! Thank you sir 😊

[@dazbry7612]

I love these movies, i have not watched this one in years, i remember the music , its very epic sounding

[@biguy617]

I know two years after this movie Ray came out with The Mysterious Island which is like a sequel to 20,000 leagues under the sea. Although Nemo is played by a different actor.

[@juliananelson475]

gaps happen as life happens but so glad you are BACK!

[@latenightswithsammy]

Yay! Thank you for the support ☺️

[@davidfox5383]

Welcome back, Sammy! It's so amazing what they did before the days of CGI, isn't it? All these Ray Harryhausen SFX films are great... the multiple skeleton fight in Jason and the Argonauts is amazing! I would have to say though, the best stop-motion work I've seen is in Dragonslayer... I think that was pretty much the last gasp of 3D animation technique before Jurassic Park came and blew everything out of the water with its then-new CGI techniques.
I'm really looking forward to your reaction to The Time Machine...that's one of my all-time favorites, and like so many of these other fantasy films evokes a time when kids would go to their local movie theater, pay a dollar or two for a Saturday matinee double feature and load up with popcorn, candy and soda and just escape into all kinds of impossible worlds with their pals.

[@latenightswithsammy]

Yes, yes & yes! Thank you so much for the kind words, and boy am I in agreement with everything you've said here. These practical effects are down right untouchable ... And I'M SO PUMPED TO CHECK OUT 'THE TIME MACHINE!'

[@danlitland8144]

He did a great job on the Cyclops monster

[@latenightswithsammy]

Agreed!

[@Dahaka-rd6tw]

Fun fact. Harryhausen designed the cylops to be have more satyr-like form so that it would not look like an guy in funny costume.

[@latenightswithsammy]

And it worked!

[@Dahaka-rd6tw]

@@latenightswithsammy
Say, caould you take a look another Harryhausen Sinbad film,
The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1973)?
I guess I could give you enought heads up for the fact that movie is not really an seguel for this film, but kinda another story that involves character named Sinbad.

[@user-pe9gz8si8k]

I always liked this movie. Especially the monsters.

[@latenightswithsammy]

Yes!!!

[@jamesmoyner7499]

I love this and Harryhuasen’s other films especially Clash of the Titans. My dad was born in 1952 and he told me when he saw this film when it was first out and was at the scene of the cyclops biting off the man’s head he threw up.

[@latenightswithsammy]

WOW! I can't even imagine having watched this for the first time ... I would have been pissing my pants 😂 thank you so much for sharing this story ☺️

[@marielauregroniecka3830]

je connais mr Harrayhausen depuis les années 60 ! un génie ! le digne élève de Willis O'Brien (le père de king Kong et the Lost World)

[@ZidaneAstron]

Cool reaction to an almost forgotten masterpiece. I'd love to see your reaction to the other Sinbad movies (the Harryhausen ones, I mean) ;)

[@larry6360]

Glad to see you back and with a gem of a movie as well. I grew up on these Sinbad movies so their very dear to me. Harryhausen did some wondrous work for his time so be sure to check out his other stuff such as Jason and The Argonauts and Clash of The Titans. He learned from the man who did King Kong (O'Brien) and improved the technique with Mighty Joe Young.
Thanks so much for looking into his work. Glad your back on buddy.
✌️✌️+ 💪 Whoohoo

[@latenightswithsammy]

Thank you so much for the kind words and support 🙂 oh, and trust me, I owe it to myself + y'all to check out those masterpieces! Just the posters themselves look EPIC!

[@dav7444]

As a kid, I begged my parents to take me to the cinema to see this film. We sat through it twice. Loved it.

[@latenightswithsammy]

Now ... you just have AMAZING parents! 😆

[@aranerem3767]

Good to see you

[@latenightswithsammy]

Thank you my friend 🙂

[@daannzzz7415]

Fun reaction. I have always loved this film. For more fantasy and impressive animation try Dragonslayer 1981

[@latenightswithsammy]

Thank you for the kind words + the fantastic recommendation ☺️

[@richardlevy1459]

I used to watch this so much as kid, along with Ray Harryhausen films like clash of the Titans. Wonderful sharing this with you.
This and Jason and the argonauts were the ones I saw the most.

[@latenightswithsammy]

Can't wait to get to those films 😀

[@biguy617]

I love Ray Harryhausen too

[@shwicaz]

I haven't seen this in years--easily 40 years since I saw it as a kid. What a blat this still is. Your sense of wonder and surprise only made the experience better. Thanks!
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[@latenightswithsammy]

It is isn't it 😁 thank you so much for the kind words and support ☺️ hopefully more to come from this legend 😜

[@celinhabr1]

Harryhausen was a master! Brilliant.

[@latenightswithsammy]

AGREE & AGREE!

[@needlefingers58]

Also check out his work in "Mysterious Island", "First Men In The Moon", "It Came From Beneath The Sea", and of course "Clash Of The Titans". He has a lot more.

[@latenightswithsammy]

Yes! I've heard of some of them ... Definitely explains the legend behind his name 😊

[@ericjanssen394]

That covers most of the loose titles except for “The Three Worlds of Gulliver”, which is also fun.
Harryhausen did all his own movies with producer Charles H. Schneer, so “Schneer & Harryhausen” is the combination to look for.

[@mohamedghieth5076]

That’s my childhood movie on my vedio tape and also a theif of Baghdad

[@latenightswithsammy]

Ohh ... I've yet to see 'Thief of Baghdad.' Hyped for these great films!

[@richardlevy1459]

I always wondered if when he reverses the curse and gets his cloak back, the roc egg is only there for his cloak and not the princess.
Also I love Sakura lol I love my sorcerers

[@latenightswithsammy]

Interesting theory ... And I agree too, always appreciate a good sorcerer ☺️

[@richardlevy1459]

​@@latenightswithsammy
I don't think my theory is even close to correct I just like the idea of making them go to all that trouble for his cloak and to turn the princess back he just needed some rosemary and thyme and an intense look. The actors playing Sinbad and Sakura were in a film called 'Jack the Giant Killer' same style and Sakura is a warlock and king of witches and giants etc - it was good to see him doing so well :)

[@danlitland8144]

I love hairy housing effects

[@latenightswithsammy]

They are awesome!

[@ploppill34]

Jason and the Argonauts please

[@anthonymunn8633]

Be sure to check out Jason and the Argonauts.

[@latenightswithsammy]

100% 😊 It looks so awesome!

[@richardhincemon9423]

Dynamation!!! Ray harryhausen the king of stop motion animation. Check out the movie Q the winged serpent with Michael Moriarty and David Carradine.♥️🦖🦕

[@latenightswithsammy]

Great suggestion! And a mega 'YES' for Ray! Best stop motion animator ever 🐐

[@danlitland8144]

Stop motion was very hard to do but harryhausen was the best

[@latenightswithsammy]

I can only imagine ... takes a lot of patience and trial n' error to get right, so major respects go out to those perfectionists 😊

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Great reaction! Glad you loved this timeless classic that's so beloved by us fans of Ray Harryhausen and stop-motion animation. I'd love to see you go all the way back to 1933 and react to the spectacular KING KONG, the granddaddy of all animated monster epics. The music in this movie is so good because it's composed by Bernard Herrmann, who also scored such films as PSYCHO, CITIZEN KANE, VERTIGO, TAXI DRIVER, TWISTED NERVE, and another great stop-motion fantasy film, JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS.

[@latenightswithsammy]

I love these recommendations AND BERNARD HERRMANN ... he's one of my favourite composers ☺️

[@ploppill34]

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[@BigGator5]

Meh, that is why we have subscription service.
Fun Fact: After making 20 Million Miles To Earth (1957), Ray Harryhausen's interests shifted from modern-day sci-fi monster thrillers to fantasy adventures (with monsters) set in a romantic past. This movie is the first of this new focus for Ray Harryhausen.

[@latenightswithsammy]

No way! Wow ... He must have an amazing catalogue ☺️

[@justchillin2844]

Epic movie for its time🔥

[@latenightswithsammy]

AGREE 💯

[@philipholder5600]

Feed them to the fish, means throw them overboard. Get over the sea serpent.

[@latenightswithsammy]

GOTCHA 😀

[@nickmitsialis]

IF you enjoyed Sinbad's one on one duel with the skeleton, wait until you see 'Jason and the Argonauts'...that's all I want to say.

[@latenightswithsammy]

Can't wait to get to that one!

[@nickmitsialis]

@@latenightswithsammy Indeed! You will not be disappointed.

[@danlitland8144]

I also like Jason and Argonaut films

[@latenightswithsammy]

Oh, it was fun watching that one as well, great stuff 😆

[@MrStanleyMilton]

Hey, I've got that same Godzilla poster!

[@latenightswithsammy]

No way!! That's awesome! It's a definite looker 😆

[@MrStanleyMilton]

@@latenightswithsammy I saw the movie the night before it's official release at a special preview and got the smaller (than you have) version of the poster. Loved your review! Please do more Sinbad films, Clash of Titans and Jason & Argonauts etc...

[@DevInvest]

Try “WIZARDS”
By
Ralph Bakshi
👊🏻

[@latenightswithsammy]

Gotcha 😆

[@DevInvest]

@@latenightswithsammy Wizards is a trip
I’d suggest watching on a larger format vs PC ETC

[@christiandivine3807]

This was STAR WARS before SW...

[@latenightswithsammy]

Agreed!

[@The_Underreactor]

Is the restaurant in monsters inc named after the character in this movie? Learn something new everyday

[@latenightswithsammy]

Interesting!

[@aranerem3767]

Are we getting a video?

[@latenightswithsammy]

Yup, just uploaded 😊

[@aranerem3767]

Do you have a plan for Tarzan The Fearless?

[@latenightswithsammy]

Yupsters ... Waiting for my last week of work to be done, and then I can go bonkers 😁

[@aranerem3767]

Did you say double uploads?

[@latenightswithsammy]

Yup 😀 I'll try my best when I'm off next week 💪

[@richelliott9320]

Others should do these movies they were hreat

[@latenightswithsammy]

Indeed! Incredible pieces of cinema 🙂