Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas: Difference between revisions

* [[Dangerously Genre Savvy]]: Sinbad.

* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: Sinbad, much of the time.

* [[Defrosting Ice Queen]]: Marina.

* [[Did You Just Scam Cthulhu?]]: Near the end, Eris gives her word she'll give the book back to Sinbad if he were to correctly pass her test; answer honestly if he would go back to save Proteus whether or not he got the book. {{spoiler|He said yes, but Eris said he lied and threw him away. A quick [[Heroic BSOD]] later, he comes in to [[Big Damn Heroes|stop Proteus' execution and willingly take his place]], if only to honor the sacrifice his friend gave to him. Eris is pissed, but Sinbad remembers what she said and calls out that she gave her word before, forcing her to return the book and let him live.}}

* [[Genre Killer]]: The film's low financial success caused Dreamworks to abandon 2D animation completely, turning to CGI movies such as ''[[Shrek]]''. Interestingly, the 2002 ''[[Treasure Planet]]'' did the ''exact same thing'' to Disney, causing them to leave traditional animation for the Computer-generated variety. These two events combined might be why this blend of animation has never been seen since. However, as mentioned above, both movies have since achieved moderate "cult hit" status, suggesting there might be [[Animation Age Ghetto|some other reason]] for their less-than-stellar financial performance.

* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: Oh, so many times.

'''Sinbad:''' ''Exactly''. }}

** And later, a conversation between Sinbad and Marina:

'''Sinbad:''' [hopeful] Really? }}

* [[Giant Flyer]]: The Roc, of the [[Death From Above]] variety.

* [[I Gave My Word]]: As a Goddess, Eris is bound to this, whether she likes it or not.

* [[I Take Offense to That Last One]]: [[Played With]]: {{spoiler|In this case, lying is the most relevant. Because he told the truth, Eris has to give the [[MacGuffin|book]] back.}}

'''Sinbad:''' Wait a minute. I didn't lie. }}

* {{spoiler|[[I Want My Beloved to Be Happy]]: Proteus}}

* [[Meaningful Name]]: Marina means sea.

* [[Names to Run Away From Really Fast]]:

'''Sinbad:''' No, Rat, [[Blatant Lies|this is the]] ''[[Blatant Lies|nice]]'' [[Blatant Lies|Tartarus. With lots of beaches and drinks, y'know, with the little umbrellas?]]<br />

'''Rat:''' [[Gratuitous Italian|"Non ci posso credere, non ci posso credere mi hanno fregato ancora!"]]<ref>""I cannot believe, I cannot believe I was cheated again!"</ref> }}

* [[Our Monsters Are Different]]: Boy howdy, although this is more readily apparent in the production sketches (which are by the same fellow who designed the dragons in ''[[How to Train Your Dragon]]'' and can be seen on the DVD.) Cetus looks like a combination of everything in the fisherman's platter. The Roc looks a bit more owlish than usual and can run about on all fours like a vampire bat. The Cyclops, had they appeared in the film, would have either been crab-men or fish-people.

* [[Parental Bonus]]: When Marina is in Sinbad's cabin:

'''Marina:''' By speaking your language. {{spoiler|*pulls out giant diamond*}} }}

* [[Prehensile Hair]]: Eris' hair ''never'' stops moving. ''Ever.''

* [[Those Two Guys]]: Jin and Li, who are forever placing bets.

* [[Walking Shirtless Scene]]: Rat and Kale. Mostly Kale.

* [[What the Hell, Hero?]]: Eris gives one to Sinbad about his [[Designated Hero]] status.