Sinbad: The Fifth Voyage
Having sailed the trick
of this journey and back,
I once again enjoyed the quiet life.
But soon I became tired then weary,
and longed for
the oceans and adventures.
My story begins with...
my Fifth Voyage.
.
.
A very familiar scent of darkness and evil filled the air.
Why don't you think hear I can't?
It's...
the black magic, Captain Sinbad.
If we land, we'll all die.
Captain, let's sail away from this place.
We should really leave.
We don't know that yet.
I visit the palace.
- Zohreh!
- Captain Sinbad!
- What happened here?
Come with me. Bring your men.
I will tell you inside.
.
The Sultan was like a father to me,
and the princess was my life.
For the pleasure of his Maleks majesty the Sultan, and his court,
may I present...
a Sultan's feature.
Your beloved guests...
and magnificent of Majesty,
I am honored
to be stood to the Court of Maleks.
Tonight, I will deliver
such a performance...
that will bring true joy
and delight to our Princess.
This small crate contains nothing
more than some sand from my home.
But be more
That was truly astounded!
Tell me, Hassan. How did you
perform such wizardry?
And, that crate. What is it?
Your Majesty, on my promise...
that crate contains nothing
more than some sand from my home,
I confess.
But you must allow this humble
magician to keep this one in secret.
Humble?
You set yourself short!
My advisers had told me that you were a man of fantastical power.
And they did not exaggerate.
My friend, I promise
you will be amply rewarded
by the end of this glorious evening.
On that I have absolutely no doubt,
Your Majesty.
And now with your indulgence,
I will perform ashman magic,
to the princess,
in honor of her upcoming wedding
with Captain Sinbad.
I can't help what to wonder...
how come he can miss
We traveled for many days and nights...
until we finally came to
a great, uninhabited island...
or so we thought.
I can't leave
without the amulet, Goddess.
It's a little too personal!
Sinbad, we have plenty of gold and jewels.
What is so special about the amulet?
It's going to be my wedding gift
to the princess.
She has won her dream about it.
And now you're making
her dream come true.
Of course!
Men give flowers.
I give magic amulets.
I wish that you wouldn't waste
the power of invisibility on a wedding gift.
I could make much better than you.
Ugh!
You spoke like a true thief, Firoozeh.
We're taking this home.
And now with your indulgent,
I will have my performance
ashman magic to the Princess,
in the honor of her upcoming wedding
with Captain Sinbad.
I can't help what I wonder...
how come he can miss
- By all means.
- Princess.
I can only bring one thing
that's worthy, the beautiful princess.
Like heaven.
For you, butterfly.
Oh, how I wish I could free
this wonderful moment forever!
Your Majesty,
the thought just be!
Come I'll do it in here.
I let you.
Parisa!
Parisa!
Parisa!
Come with me, bring your men.
I will tell you inside.
Zohreh, what happened here?
The amulet to find, do you have it?
Give us the amulet.
But Parisa said
it give the power of invisibility.
Her dream is not easily decipherable
straight forward.
There is a reason it's called the amulet of life,
and not the amulet of invisibility.
Treachery!
Your Highness. Zohreh told us everything.
I should have been here.
I fear he's taken her for the Death.
He is not interested in Parisas body.
It is her soul he tracks.
He is a dark wizard,
who drinks souls of the innocent and
thrive on their energy.
If he steals the princess's soul,
it would be better
if she had never been born.
Where does this White Deev dwell?
He dwells at the center of a great
island called Macedonia.
It is a dark place.
I was the only chance the Sultan has...
and that I must travel to
the great black desert in not less than
40 days and 40 nights.
As we sailed into the unknown,
thoughts of the princess was all
I have to keep in me.
- Sinbad, the ship is almost ready.
- Is it?
You can never be together.
the better off she'll be.
No princess of Malek can ever love
a common man. It is the law.
There he is again!
Every day in the same spot,
staring like a hungry jack!
I rather like the way
he looks at me.
Guards, lower me!
Don't worry, Zohreh.
The guards will protect me in city sight.
The guards are men.
None of them will care to protect
your virtue like I do, princess.
First thing now, remember,
you are a princess.
Well, I suppose if you are determined to see
your head separated from your neck.
Who is calling me?
My eyes are two that see the sea,
but one is off one eye has he.
Only with heart that one is free.
"My eyes are two that see the sea."
My ship sank to the depth of the sea.
Binoculars.
Is there anything on this island
that is gigantic?
You fools, you don't know
what you are doing.
Hey, Captain. We are starving, please.
Hungry men don't ask.
Take it, now!
Stand out now.
That's an order.
Bird!
Abdul, listen to me. We are told
she's only protecting her eggs.
Stand still.
You'll be okay.
Don't slam it.
Help!
Ah!
Don't! Stand back!
Stand back!
Lets go back to camp.
Zohreh said
this land is prehistoric.
She was right.
We must be
very very weary from now on.
Why didn't you let us
kill the bird?
It wasn't necessary, Mujeed.
Not necessary?
Abdul's alive.
That kind of thinking makes us
the true monsters, not them.
Yes, Captain.
Parisa, where are you now?
Have a dream of
your beloved Sinbad?
Princess.
Sinbad will be coming for me.
I've foreseen it.
His ship is now
at the bottom of the sea.
And he's swimming...
to the shore of my island.
Ain't...
suicide?
- What do you want?
- It's not what I want...
but what will be.
I will show you...
what that means.
You're on it?
No.
Captain.
- God be praised, something to drink!
- It looks to be like honey!
I thought you're in fume,
but I'm all out of water.
This is an island.
Sure we'll find water soon.
What island has a desert?
That's a straight of league upon league.
- Yes, Captain, where is the other shores?
- Where is it?
- Where is it?
Would you like your tongues
to drive those to come?
This is an island.
We will find water. Save it for the desert.
with this honey.
Jamal, you don't know
if it's poison or not.
Begging you pardon, Captain,
but I--
No one moves!
Not one move!
Ugh!
- Aah!
- Virnee, no!
- Move out!
- Ah! No, no, no!
Here! Here!
Aah! Ah!
No!
I wonder if how many weavers
worked on this?
It took years to make, and now
look at it - completely ruined.
Yes.
Why don't we stop to this, belle?
Parisa, I'm not used to navigating
the sea of a woman's heart,
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