Arabian Adventure Reviews

1979

Rated:
60
from 57 members

A delightful romp through the world of magic carpets, Sultan's palaces and fire-breathing monsters. Read more

Starring	Christopher Lee, Milo O'Shea, Oliver Tobias, Mickey Rooney
Director	Kevin Connor
Genres	Family

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Lavishly mounted Arabian Nights fantasy including the usual magic carpets, evil caliphs, cheeky beggar boys and comely... read more on Time Out
- Time Out
- Posted 04 Nov 2008
Most helpful members' reviews (2) of Arabian Adventure
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Enterteining movie.

I enjoyed this movie.The story is very similar to other movies ( I can't remember the names now)but the scenary and special effects of that age are o.k. The only thing I didn't like was Oliver Tobias as the hero. He doesn't fit the type and wears a ridiculous moustache .
- - A customer from London
  - Posted 06 Nov 2007 23:38
Watchable

...But not in the same league as other films of the same ilk, such as the Sinbad series, despite the stars in the cast. The plot is wafer thin and the special effects are really no better than those available on TV at the time. Christopher Lee does not inject any of the venom into his role which he does in other films, and Milo O'Shea is not a patch on his character in Barbarella.
- - A customer from Birmingham
  - Posted 03 Oct 2008 12:33
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Watchable

...But not in the same league as other films of the same ilk, such as the Sinbad series, despite the stars in the cast. The plot is wafer thin and the special effects are really no better than those available on TV at the time. Christopher Lee does not inject any of the venom into his role which he does in other films, and Milo O'Shea is not a patch on his character in Barbarella.
- - A customer from Birmingham
  - Posted 03 Oct 2008 12:33

Enterteining movie.

I enjoyed this movie.The story is very similar to other movies ( I can't remember the names now)but the scenary and special effects of that age are o.k. The only thing I didn't like was Oliver Tobias as the hero. He doesn't fit the type and wears a ridiculous moustache .
- - A customer from London
  - Posted 06 Nov 2007 23:38
Watchable

...But not in the same league as other films of the same ilk, such as the Sinbad series, despite the stars in the cast. The plot is wafer thin and the special effects are really no better than those available on TV at the time. Christopher Lee does not inject any of the venom into his role which he does in other films, and Milo O'Shea is not a patch on his character in Barbarella.
- - A customer from Birmingham
  - Posted 03 Oct 2008 12:33

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Critics' reviews
Lavishly mounted Arabian Nights fantasy including the usual magic carpets, evil caliphs, cheeky beggar boys and comely... read more on Time Out
- Time Out
- Posted 04 Nov 2008