Special features: Audio commentary with Ray Harryhausen, visual effects experts Phil Tippett and Randall William Cook, author Steven Smith and Arnold Kunert [audio feature]; Remembering "The 7th voyage of Sinbad" [featurette] (24 min.); The Harryhausen legacy [featurette] (26 min.); The music of Bernard Herrmann [featurette] (27 min.); Photo gallery [slide show] (10 min.); "Sinbad may have been bad, but he's been good to me" [audio with slide show] ( 3 min.); A look behind the voyage [featurette] (12 min.); This is Dynamation! [featurette] (3 min.); Ray Harryhausen interviewed by director John Landis [featurette] (12 min.); Previews (6 min.).

Director of photography, Wilkie Cooper ; special visual effects creator, Ray Harryhausen ; music composer, Bernard Herrmann ; editors, Edwin Bryant, Jerome Thoms ; art director, Gil Parrendo.

Kerwin Mathews, Kathryn Grant, Richard Eyer, Torin Thatcher, Alec Mango, Danny Green, Harold Kasket, Alfred Brown, Nana de Herrera, Nino Falanga, Luis Guedes, Virgilo Teixeira.

Originally produced as an American motion picture in 1958.

Sinbad the sailor and his crew come upon the island of Colossa, where they meet the sorcerer Sokurah. They are attacked by a giant cyclops. Sokurah saves them from the cyclops but in doing so loses his magic lamp. Back in Baghdad, Sinbad plans to marry his beloved, the Princess Parisa. When the Caliph refuses Sokurah's entreaties to mount an expedition to return to Colossa to get his lamp, Sokurah secretly casts a spell that reduces Parisa to a few inches tall. When asked for his help, Sokurah says he needs roc egg shell to reverse the spell and so Sinbad is forced to mount a return expedition to Colossa. But once the expedition is underway, Sinbad faces the perils of a mutinous crew, Sokurah's treachery, and, once on the island, the cylops, the roc, and a dragon.

MPAA Rating: Not Rated, Rate G; Canadian Home Video Rating: G.

DVD; Region 1, NTSC; 5.1 Dolby Digital surround, original mono.; widescreen presentation, 1.66:1 aspect ratio; remastered in high definition.

In English or dubbed French with optional subtitles in English or French; closed captioned.