Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas

Sinbad sails through a world where myth and mirth collide, only to be framed by the goddess Eris for stealing the Book of Peace. To prove his innocence and protect his childhood friend Proteus, he dives into a quest that takes him to the divine realm lurking at the world’s edge. He teams with companions, battles uncanny creatures, and negotiates with trickster gods as the voyage tests his nerve and his code of honor. The mission blends swashbuckling humor with magical peril, pushing Sinbad to rethink what courage costs when trust is scarce and legends come to life. Magic flows through storms and stone cities, and Sinbad's crew tests his leadership as old loyalties clash with new temptations and fates.

Directed by Tim Johnson and Patrick Gilmore, Sinbad Legend of the Seven Seas was built as a mid budget bold animated adventure drawing on the classic Sinbad legends. It features Brad Pitt voicing Sinbad, with Catherine Zeta-Jones as Marina.

Worldwide box office reached about 80,767,884 dollars against a 60 million budget, marking a modest but respectable return for a mid range animated adventure. These numbers still marked a solid showing for a mid range animated feature worldwide at release.

The film captures the early 2000s trend of star powered animation with Brad Pitt and Catherine Zeta-Jones voicing its leads, contributing to a period where big names boosted family friendly fantasy. While not widely cited as a cultural milestone, it remains part of Sinbad's on screen legacy with fans.

Critics offered mixed takes on the film, praising its vibrant animation and fast paced action while noting uneven pacing and humor. The story centers on loyalty, redemption, and the price of deceit as Sinbad navigates trust and responsibility on a morally hazy voyage for viewers of all ages worldwide today.