It was a good move to make Eris the villain of the movie. It's a rare occasion where they bad guy doesn't *need* a reason to cause trouble. Eris is the Goddess of Discord, of course she gonna fuck things up on a whim. Yet they give so much personality in the way she does things. I love the way she's animated, like a living smoke cloud, especially with the way her hair is always flowing. Just, everything about her is gorgeous is the most chaotic way. It's so appropriate.
Lets be honest- the female lead was gonna leave her fiance from the get go cause she wasn't in love with him to begin with- she liked him but did not love him. It was just an arrangement. I respect the fact that home girl stayed loyal (as one can be with a man like Sinbad 😏) up until her fiance gave her the green light to leave- I mean, her heart was out in the seas of course she's gonna fall for Sinbad! They match each others energy 💯
I agree! But damn, Sinbad really ghosted Proteus for years, tries stealing from him when they reunite and then takes his fiancé?! Proteus deserves better😭💔
20:27 He's is in love with her......but it's the unselfish kind. He's more concerned with her happiness than about 'getting' her. Even though he'd be a good husband to her and even though she'd never be really unhappy with him, he knows it's not the life she wants and that she'd always feel some sort of regret not going with Sinbad. He enjoys sailing and wanted to live a life on the seas with Sinbad but he's a dutiful and honourable man and his conscience won't let him do that. He cares more about other people than himself. So he's letting two of the people he cares most about in the world, his best friend and the woman he loves be happy and live the life that he wants. Even if he is broken hearted he can bear it knowing they'll be happy.
Eris is a goddess of chaos, she lives to stir shit up... so thats what she did in the movie. And mythologically speaking its not unusual for a god to gamble with a mortal in a competition or something. In this case she gambled that Sinbad would never really go to his own execution. Which he did, thankfully for Sinbad, he paid attention at the whole "bound by your word" thing. So basically she gambled and made bad choices. But in the end she still stirred up some shit. So win/win. Also yes, Eris is glorious and we need more villains like her.
Another fun fact, in Greek mythology the gods messing with/punishing mortals was actually the norm, right up there with Zeus sleeping with anything that moved, seriously he was a horn dog in the worst ways. Ironically Hades was about the whole god in the pantheon who I don't think made a habit of punishing mortals and those he did REALLY had it coming, he was also the most loyal to his chosen beau and absolutely did not mess around, sadly Christianity demonized him cause underworld = hell in their minds, hence he has often been portrayed as a more satan like character rather than the super chill god he actually was. Got to love how Eris just owns her meddling, no petty punishing of mortals who upset her, no she just did it all for the funnies.
5:51 Plus tiny detail he missed. She said "Steal the book for ransom and you'll be rich enough...." and then said "steal the book for me and you can....". She didn't say he'd be rich if he stole the book for her. You see, being able to buy the beach, the island and the world could mean that you're rich enough to buy it all....but it could also mean that it will be going for so cheap that just about anyone could by it for a few coins......meaning the condition she will leave the world in once she has the book will make it practically worthless......but I don't think he picked up on her wording then..... does that count as a rookie mistake?
@@teresaellis7062 Even though we know she was counting on him not stealing it, either way, whether he stole it or not, he'd end up with squat and she technically still be keeping her word as a goddess
16:32 She's the goddess of discord.....of chaos.....the one who threw a golden apple into the middle of a wedding party with the words 'For the Fairest' to start three goddesses squabbling over who should get it and started the Trojan war with that action just because she wasn't invited to the wedding. Of course she wants the whole world like that. Constant chaos. Constant discord. It's just.....who she is....
Eris takes a bath in the freakin' milky way!!! She is awesome! Imagine she would meet Hades from Hercules... And btw, we need such a book of peace!!!!!
This and Disney’s “Atlantis: the Lost Empire” have a great adventure/exploration vibe when I watched them as a kid; and this was before I saw the Indiana Jones movies!
The sea monster in the beginning is an eldrich abomination owned by Eris, the goddess of chaos. She calls it cetus, which is a water-related constellation, and a creature in Greek mythology, slain by Hercules and by Perseus.
Some answers about Eris & the mythological motifs: The oldest account of Eris' background comes from the Ancient Greek author Hesiod. First, there was only Chaos, the shapeless, cosmic womb from which the 4 most important deities of creation took on form. Nyx (Night), Erebos (Darkness), Eros (Desire) & Gaia (Earth). Putting Gaia's storyline aside, Nyx and Erebos REALLY "made use" of Desire and got a whole lot of (mostly unpleasant) children like Thanatos (Death), Hypnos (Sleep), and also Eris (Discord). Eris herself, with only gloomy and chaotic energy in her DNA, went on to create Ponos (Hardship), Lethe (Loss), Algea (Pain), Phonos (Murder) & many more horrors. Eris is pretty much the Kris Jenner of Greek mythology and, kinda ironically, keeps using her "kids" so that her counterpart, the goddess Harmonia (Harmony & Peace), is even able to exist. The Ancient Greeks believed in a devine duality- we need pain and strife to know what order and bliss feel like in the first place. Sirens: Originally, Sirens were monstrous creatures, half-bird & half-woman, who dwelled on rocks on the open ocean. They posessed beautiful, enchanting voices that would make sailors lose their minds in order to then kill them & sink their ships. In ancient art, they were depicted as either having more of a bird or female anatomy. It was only in medieval times, when they were first shown with fish tails like mermaids or Okeanids (sea nymphs). To artists of the middle ages it made probably more sense to show a creature of the sea in this form. And it really stuck in our conscious mind, more so than the original bird-woman. Tartaros: Tartaros (Doom), according to Hesiod, was another child of Chaos. He first became a personification of the underworld itself and later on was described as the deepest part of Hades' realm. Being also the home of Erebos (Darkness), Tartaros was a place of torture in the afterlife, reserved only for the most wicked souls and those who offended the Gods. Texts state, it would take 9 days for a falling anvil to reach Tartaros, so it wouldn't be as easy to get there as it is shown in "Sinbad". Moreover, it'd be full of screaming souls getting tortured by the Erynies (Latin: Furies), female demons of terror and vengeance. Not really a vacation destination... *This isn't meant to be a "know-it-all-Hermione-Granger-comment". I just wanted to respond to, perhaps, some open questions. Though Hesiod's version is considered the oldest one, Greek mythology is not a bible and there are many more variatons about these origins. :)
Thanks for the info! It was a very interesting read! I love Greek Mythology (mythology in general) but I sadly don't know too much about it besides the basics
@@C0deB1u3 Thank YOU for your respond! :) I'm glad to hear someone is also very into mythology. I think besides the great stories there is still so much wisdom & wit in them, able to teach us how to live a good life, to understand our psyche & thinking as human beings. If I may recommend a book to you it's called "Understand Greek Mythology" from Steve Eddy and Claire Hamilton. It's rather short with about 150 pages for roughly 15 bucks (2nd hand perhaps even cheaper), yet it uses OG ancient sources, explaining the meaning of each story in a profound but entertaining way and sums up every chapter with a "Keep in mind" section. It's not a self-help book & still you start seeing life in a different way story by story. It helped me a lot in college & I keep consulting it regularly in my therapist training. I think you really might enyoy it. Have a relaxing weekend! :)
cgi is actually often used in 2D animated movies to cut down on animation costs. the technique was used mostly during scenes with a lot of background characters to animate that werent the main focus of the shot so you werent meant to notice the drawn animation before you see the cgi. it used to be a lot less noticeable but now that we're used to insanely good cgi animation older cgi stands out a lot more now. background cgi was also less noticeable on older tvs due to something called CRT monitor fuzz
THIS MOVIE WAS MY ISH!!! I loved Eris! She was a sexy, intelligent, flirtatious villain. I thought this movie was sooo underrated and lots of kids my age at the time didn’t even hear about this movie but I LOVED IT AND STILL LOVE IT. High key it’s all thanks to Eris
I love this movie for a few reasons: 1) enemies to lovers. It’s one of those deeply ingrained tropes in my head BECAUSE of movies like this and Anastasia, and it’s why to this day I love watching a couple banter before eventually admitting their feelings to each other (and themselves let’s be honest). 2) ERIS I love the fact that she’s a villain with no motive other than chaos BECAUSE THAT’S HOW THE GODDESS OF CHAOS WOULD BE no plot just vibes and I love that lil baddie. 3) the soundtrack, the animation, the humor, just all in all a good time movie 🖤
She makes a flat earth joke and ends up missing the actual flat earth joke in the scene bc she was talking lmao Tbh the story, for a kids movie at least, seemed solid. Eris does what she does bc she's literally the Goddess of chaos and discord. Not a complex villain but at least very believable in why she loves doing what she does. Marina and Sinbad simply clashed because of their histories; Marina had no trust in someone who supposedly betrayed Proteus and literally intended to run off and leave his friend to die so her being harsh on him made lots of sense. Sinbad meanwhile, had repressed feelings for her but knew it would never happen out of respect for Proteus, so he acts in the complete opposite way as a means to keep repressing his feelings. He knew they'd never see eye to eye so he lets himself act the way he is perceived as, kinda like that one quote from Nick in Zootopia "if they're only ever going to see me as shifty and sly, then that's what I'll be." The stakes are present too, which I don't get how it was missed for you. Proteus was literally about to die because he was willing to believe Sinbad, those are the stakes. Since even when Sinbad is portrayed as a black hearted thief, the film progresses to show no matter how much he pretends, he simply in good conscience can't let it happen and it becomes more obvious as the film goes on. He even had that second mate guy point it out the first moment Sinbad intended to run.
@@user-sh2nv6vz6l Not likely to happen. Dreamworks's CEO pissed all over traditional animation, and then had the gall to *apologize* that they ever did it. Bare in mind this is the same team that did Prince of Egypt.
to me the fact sinbad and his friend helped one another through out the movie already proves the love they had and when they fight it shows how they still care and the arguments sinbad had with the girl actually builds the relationship up and the sexist things sinbad says is because the time period and some of the remarks were clearly jokes and may things changed when you said nothing changed the whole movie i was like did we watch the same movie he changed his heart and he brings in a person that he didnt believe had the guts to be with him on the trip to actually believing she can save his life and protect him
This was my initial reaction. When I was reacting at the moment, I didn't like that the movie was telling us instead of showing us their past. And some characters and plot points fell a bit flat for me. But at the end of the video, I explained that after some time of thinking and rewatching the movie, I like it.
✨The music in this movie.....✨Ugh, I LOVEEE "Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas" (this and The Emperor's New Groove are my personal favourites from childhood) and it always makes me happy seeing new reaction to it. I had major crush on Sinbad, Proteus too but like witty Sinbad 😍 (enemies to lovers plot from all those movies seriously ruind my future view on romantic relationships😂🚩) and i wanted to have Eris's hair ❤ Love your editing
"I thought Goddesses were supposed to be good", girl, you are going to love myths! Goddesses taking out their revenge on anyone they don't like or just for fun. Eris was known for throwing Paris an apple, made him pick which Goddess was the most beautiful. Since they were a bunch of gorgeous diva's they all made him promises, but Aphrodite then promises him the most beautiful woman, so he takes that offer. Then that woman is already married, and this causes a whole war, where the Gods each have a side they support and try to kill with halfgods (demigods) murdering one another.
rewatching this movie the way sinbad and proteus go on about each other constantly after a decade a part makes it seem like they're in love and she's just... there
"I thought goddesses were supposed to be good." Not all of them, Rukiya. Gods and goddesses in mythology covered a variety of areas; this one in particular was Eris from Greco-Roman mythology, and is the goddess of discord and strife.
@@RukiyaReacts gods being good is a relatively new concept brought upon by Christianity, in the old times gods were representations of what was true not what was right
@@StarshineLuna-jq4ep The Greek goddesses were particularly nasty, especially Hera and Athena. Hera tries to kill Heracles through his impossible labors simply because he's the product of Zeus sleeping with a mortal woman. Athena is responsible for the creation of two monsters of Greek mythology; Medusa and Arachne. Medusa pleaded with Athena after Poseidon raped her in her temple; yet Athena was pissed with her instead, and turned her into a gorgon. And she turned Arachne into a half woman half spider monster simply because Arachne was a better weaver than Athena was.
@@patrioticjustice9040 I quite agree! Hera was awful… (though Athena is kinda my fav god…😅) The gods love to mess stuff up. Don’t get me started on Aphrodite tho! I have to say that what Athena did to those poor girls was terrible. Glad we don’t live in that day and age.
22:20 This is definitely an aesthetic adventure film. I know the writing isn't super strong but it's not bad. I watch movies more for visuals than the writing so it's a masterpiece for me. 💘 Love your videos can't wait to binge more!
You are right about Nyx, she is one of the primordial deities in Greek mythology or the 1st generation. This class are basically the natural forces of the world Gaea as the earth, Uranus as the sky, and Nyx was all the darkness of the world. And from her, Chaos (Eris) was born, the embodiment of pure chaos.
Dreamworks is just greedy demonetizing this! THEY don't even care about this movie! They barely promoted it when it came out, they don't have it featured in their parks and it's never featured in their advertising. (Even though it is a badass story and was a huge push forward in developing their animation endeavors.)
I need to watch this movie it’s a whole mood, also really into Greek mythology!! That Pokémon reference was priceless, editing Queen! ❤️ -Peter Pan too “We can fly” yesss, loving this reaction
I think there are two main reasons why I really, really like this movie and since you asked, I'll tell! The first is lumped together as the villain and the visuals since so many of the visuals are Eris's doing. I don't know any other movie that has a godlike character who manipulates matter like she does. It's absolutely amazing to watch. From turning constellations into monsters to blowing on the earth and freezing it over with her breath, to pretending to be Sinbad by CREATING A SKIN OF HIM AND CLIMBING INSIDE IT. A lazier screenwriter would've just had her shapeshift into him, you know? The second thing I love is the characters. They're written kinda similar to a charming old story like what Sinbad originally was or like Grimms fairytales are. Not hugely complex characters or plot but the world feels like another planet in its own way, where the laws of real and not aren't the same as our own. It reads kinda like a storybook in that way and that's a pretty unique experience, I think. Sorry to drone on about it! I just really like the movie and its vibe!
As a child, I watched this cartoon on a video cassette. What an effort it cost me to rewind the scene where Eric gets into Sinbad's skin tens of times! I think the film on the cassette was badly damaged then xD
I'm so happy that I had watched this when I was like 5? yeah i think this movie was released 2003 so I was 5. And I was really hooked up with her character, she is gorgeous! ❤🌊
Youre really interesting and not boring at all...im sure you'll reach million subscribers... Andddd....Sinbad is one of my favourite Dreamworks movies! Thanks for reacting to it...*subscribed *😎
Omg my parents rented this for me when I was 3 on vhs and since then it'd been one if my all time favourite childhood movies, and it's super underrated I love Erris ❤️ love you channel as well!!!
10:13 Well at some point became associated with mermaids (generally evil) though the later German version of them called the Lorelei (though I think there was only the one Lorelei and she had a broken heart as a reason to lure sailors to their deaths with her singing, I only heard of the poem but I don't think I read it) were women who live on small islands in the middle of the sea, but originally they were birds with women's heads, not sure when the change came about. But regardless as to what they looked like the whole point about them is that they sing so beautifully that anyone who hears them will jump overboard to swim to them and will drown (either because they frequent dangerous waters or because next to no one in Ancient Greece could actually swim) trying to reach the sound. When Rick Riordan wrote about hem in his Percy Jackson book series he added an additional part of their spells (basically) that you'd see what you want most int he world when you heard them sing. The only two cases (apart from this movie - I think originally they worked on everyone regardless of gender) in the greek myths of people overcoming their voices, one was Orpheus who was on the Argo with Jason and who actually managed to out-sing the sirens (some say he was the son of the god Apollo and a mortal queen, others say he was the son of the Muse Calliope and a mortal king but that Apollo taught him how to make and play a lyre and even let him touch his own, but regardless of his parentage he was half a god and his singing and music (lyre mostly) was supposedly so beautiful that it would make wild animals curl up at his feet like lap-dogs, rivers break their beds, trees bend their branches or fully uproot themselves to get closer to him and rocks weep or dance depending on what he was playing, and it was so beautiful that he nearly managed to bring his wife Eurydice back from the dead), and the other was Odysseus who wanted to hear them out of curiosity and had his men bind him to the mast and ordered them to stuff their ears with wax and to keep rowing and not untie him once the wax was in their ears, soon as he heard the sirens he started thrashing and demanding that they release him but they couldn't hear him and they sailed through the sirens territory unharmed. In both cases the sirens threw themselves against the rocks in rage.
there’s this interesting video essay that talks about the history of the movie and like the original script and character relationships? Like I’ve always enjoyed the movie, Marina was so bad ass, and Eris???? My beloved 😍😍 but anyways the video gave more backstory and like depth to the movie after the fact, like the incomplete plot you felt? Sort of explains it there
It was one of my favorites movies when I was younger and I still watch it time to time to have some fun and relax a bit but I think that's it, a funny movie to see to relax, with not a very complex history or stuff like that. I was felling a little sad that you could enjoy the movie because of you hit expectations but im relief that you could see it at the end and liked the movie, even if it was just a bit. I'm loving you channel, have already watched 4 videos and ready to watch the Hercules one too ♥
Alright, good reaction! Sorry that this film wasn’t exactly your cup of tea! Honestly, for this film being DreamWorks last hand-drawn animated film, it definitely went out with a bang. As far as Proteus goes, I can see why he let Marina go. Maybe deep down, he did love her. Still, he also knew that Marina loved sailing, and that she likely loved Sinbad (seeing how she was hugging Spike, and crying when it looked like Sinbad was going to be beheaded). Honestly, I felt like he handled having to let Marina go in a better, and more mature way than say Quasimodo did in the Disney version of Hunchback Of Notre Dame with having to let Esmeralda go. That is seeing as Quasimodo might have acted a little too childish in that situation than Proteus in the one with Marina. I also liked Sinbad’s crew, especially Rats, and Kale. I also loved how we got some backstory on Sinbad, and Proteus’ friendship, and why Sinbad left in the first place. In all honesty, I felt like this film had better writing than say The Road To El Dorado in terms of developing some of the characters more, and handling certain conflicts better, and having things go around full circle in a better way. I heard someone one say that Sinbad: Legend Of The Seven Seas could have been a live-action film, and I happen to agree. Well, thanks for reacting to this film once again!
@@musiclover_kb4913 Fair enough, especially since El Dorado had songs in it. Not to mention that El Dorado’s songs did help develop the film’s story more. Anyway!
@@matthewcline2728 My opinion isn't simply due to El Dorado having songs, it's just a funnier movie with more beautiful animation, and I think the story is more interesting. Also El Dorado's ending feels more self-contained, even tho they were hinting at the possibility of more adventures
Lot of us grew up with movies like this. So for us rewatching it, gives nostalgic feelings which are linked to happiness of watching movies/shows back then.
sirens are actually what mermaids are just stories and Disney made them all nice but really they were sea people that would tempt sailer into the ocean with the music do them drown them and eat them
11:02 NOT THE VIRTUAL VILLAGERS--I MEAN fAMiLiEs!!! 💀💀💀 That just unlocked some old ass memories lmao... (AND WHY DID I NEVER NOTICE AS A KID HOW THEY LOOK DURING THAT PART OF THE MOVIE???)
I love how you don't get the emotional clues to understand the characters. You think so rational, it's funny. I like it. I kinda sound a bit condescending, so please don't take it the wrong way 🙃
"No fun ? No bitches ?" It was so well editted I had to do a double take Also lol gods are not known for being good but rather FEARED for a reason, Eris in the actual myths caused a 10 years long war just because she wasn't invited to a wedding
I honestly really love the movie. Especially Eris, i think she is such a good and hot villain😍. The only thing i have to agree on iis that the story line was pretty weak, it could of had a refreshing touch to it, for example show the past, give a lil more explanation of the plot or just in general explain what the fuck is going on with Sinbad and the fiance! 😂 (Also it kinda made me question the movie at the beggining, when there was the fight scene with the lobster/octopus. It just doesn't blend with the movie!
cant literally link you a video on why this fillms a love letter to pirate film but its an hour long and donot think youd be intrested but ya i love it just for the vibe of the film just a relaxing fun watch with great sound track stupid but funny jokes haha but ya happy you saw in the end that its not meant what you thought it was coz tbh thats kinda what most pirate films are like haha :)
Yeah, I agree Sinbad is relaxing and fun! I went into this movie thinking it was going to be like Treasure Planet. In that movie I felt they flushed out the characters so well with dialogue and flash backs and had me emotionally invested. Sinbad for sure is a more light hearted movie compared to Treasure Planet. 😅
im actually completely okay with you being negative, too many people will say they like everything they react to for likes but your being honest, thats the point of a reaction, and you had valid reasons even if I disagree with most your allowed those opinions and it was very insightful to hear a view that wasn't mine. never be afraid to to say you dont like something your reacting to. plus when you do say you like something we will know its true.
It was a good move to make Eris the villain of the movie. It's a rare occasion where they bad guy doesn't *need* a reason to cause trouble. Eris is the Goddess of Discord, of course she gonna fuck things up on a whim. Yet they give so much personality in the way she does things. I love the way she's animated, like a living smoke cloud, especially with the way her hair is always flowing. Just, everything about her is gorgeous is the most chaotic way. It's so appropriate.
Agreed!💯✨
@@RukiyaReacts Powerful animated women are DreamWorks' forte. Disney should follow them
During the Disney intro, I thought that Rakiyah was the conductor of the intro😂😂😂😂
Ikr 😄
Lets be honest- the female lead was gonna leave her fiance from the get go cause she wasn't in love with him to begin with- she liked him but did not love him. It was just an arrangement. I respect the fact that home girl stayed loyal (as one can be with a man like Sinbad 😏) up until her fiance gave her the green light to leave- I mean, her heart was out in the seas of course she's gonna fall for Sinbad! They match each others energy 💯
True though
I agree! But damn, Sinbad really ghosted Proteus for years, tries stealing from him when they reunite and then takes his fiancé?! Proteus deserves better😭💔
@@RukiyaReacts I volunteer 😏
I agree.
@@RukiyaReacts true
All of the characters are fine in this movie!
Dreamworks knew what they were doing when designing these characters! 😩😍🤤💕
@@RukiyaReacts Same I love you 😘💕❤️
@@RukiyaReacts you should watch turning red I love it, it’s about a girl who turns to a red panda.
Its one of the biggest bi nightmare movies out there my favorite movie where everyone is fine as heck is the mummy with Brendan Fraser
including Kale and Rat
20:27 He's is in love with her......but it's the unselfish kind. He's more concerned with her happiness than about 'getting' her. Even though he'd be a good husband to her and even though she'd never be really unhappy with him, he knows it's not the life she wants and that she'd always feel some sort of regret not going with Sinbad. He enjoys sailing and wanted to live a life on the seas with Sinbad but he's a dutiful and honourable man and his conscience won't let him do that. He cares more about other people than himself. So he's letting two of the people he cares most about in the world, his best friend and the woman he loves be happy and live the life that he wants. Even if he is broken hearted he can bear it knowing they'll be happy.
Yes and Nice
Yes and Ok
Eris is a goddess of chaos, she lives to stir shit up... so thats what she did in the movie. And mythologically speaking its not unusual for a god to gamble with a mortal in a competition or something. In this case she gambled that Sinbad would never really go to his own execution. Which he did, thankfully for Sinbad, he paid attention at the whole "bound by your word" thing. So basically she gambled and made bad choices. But in the end she still stirred up some shit. So win/win.
Also yes, Eris is glorious and we need more villains like her.
I agree! Eris is a really cool villain and I would have loved to have seen more of her on screen✨
Like Hades God of the Underworld is actually Bad like Ares*
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 *Ares*
Huh. I guess Chthon is not the only God of Chaos.😅
@@johnsantos507 Thanks for correcting me
I was convinced as a kid that Proteus was my future husband and nobody could tell me otherwise 😂
I don't blame you, I’d do the same!😂🥰 Proteus oozes husband material. Marina made the wrong choice of letting him.
My favorite line from the movie:
Sinbad: “ugh, get a shirt on before you poke someone’s eye out!”
Haha loved that😂
Another fun fact, in Greek mythology the gods messing with/punishing mortals was actually the norm, right up there with Zeus sleeping with anything that moved, seriously he was a horn dog in the worst ways. Ironically Hades was about the whole god in the pantheon who I don't think made a habit of punishing mortals and those he did REALLY had it coming, he was also the most loyal to his chosen beau and absolutely did not mess around, sadly Christianity demonized him cause underworld = hell in their minds, hence he has often been portrayed as a more satan like character rather than the super chill god he actually was.
Got to love how Eris just owns her meddling, no petty punishing of mortals who upset her, no she just did it all for the funnies.
5:51 Plus tiny detail he missed. She said "Steal the book for ransom and you'll be rich enough...." and then said "steal the book for me and you can....". She didn't say he'd be rich if he stole the book for her. You see, being able to buy the beach, the island and the world could mean that you're rich enough to buy it all....but it could also mean that it will be going for so cheap that just about anyone could by it for a few coins......meaning the condition she will leave the world in once she has the book will make it practically worthless......but I don't think he picked up on her wording then.....
does that count as a rookie mistake?
Oh wow, I didn't catch that either🤔 Wording is super important haha😅
Oh my goodness! I have seen this movie multiple times over the years and I never picked up on that! Eris is super devious!
@@teresaellis7062 Even though we know she was counting on him not stealing it, either way, whether he stole it or not, he'd end up with squat and she technically still be keeping her word as a goddess
Yes!! I loved this movie as a kid. Eris was my favourite--Michelle Pfeiffer really did the most with this role!
Michelle was a perfect match for Eris!!🥰
@@RukiyaReacts did you see Michelle as Catwoman?
@@Kickinthescience no but I need to😭
Michelle Pfeiffer!? Cool! I never knew!
16:32 She's the goddess of discord.....of chaos.....the one who threw a golden apple into the middle of a wedding party with the words 'For the Fairest' to start three goddesses squabbling over who should get it and started the Trojan war with that action just because she wasn't invited to the wedding.
Of course she wants the whole world like that. Constant chaos. Constant discord. It's just.....who she is....
The same motive as Maleficent in Sleeping Beauty.
Eris takes a bath in the freakin' milky way!!! She is awesome!
Imagine she would meet Hades from Hercules...
And btw, we need such a book of peace!!!!!
Ouuu that would be ICONIC! Disney needs to hurry up and make a Sinbad and Hercules movie crossover 👀 ✨
This and Disney’s “Atlantis: the Lost Empire” have a great adventure/exploration vibe when I watched them as a kid; and this was before I saw the Indiana Jones movies!
Ouu I love Atlantis!! I need to react to that asap🥰✨
ERIS IS VOICED BY MICHELLE PFEIFFER AND I THANK DREAMSWORK
SAME! She was a PERFECT match🥰❤️
The sea monster in the beginning is an eldrich abomination owned by Eris, the goddess of chaos. She calls it cetus, which is a water-related constellation, and a creature in Greek mythology, slain by Hercules and by Perseus.
Ohhh okay! That's really cool 🥰
Some answers about Eris & the mythological motifs:
The oldest account of Eris' background comes from the Ancient Greek author Hesiod. First, there was only Chaos, the shapeless, cosmic womb from which the 4 most important deities of creation took on form. Nyx (Night), Erebos (Darkness), Eros (Desire) & Gaia (Earth). Putting Gaia's storyline aside, Nyx and Erebos REALLY "made use" of Desire and got a whole lot of (mostly unpleasant) children like Thanatos (Death), Hypnos (Sleep), and also Eris (Discord). Eris herself, with only gloomy and chaotic energy in her DNA, went on to create Ponos (Hardship), Lethe (Loss), Algea (Pain), Phonos (Murder) & many more horrors. Eris is pretty much the Kris Jenner of Greek mythology and, kinda ironically, keeps using her "kids" so that her counterpart, the goddess Harmonia (Harmony & Peace), is even able to exist. The Ancient Greeks believed in a devine duality- we need pain and strife to know what order and bliss feel like in the first place.
Sirens: Originally, Sirens were monstrous creatures, half-bird & half-woman, who dwelled on rocks on the open ocean. They posessed beautiful, enchanting voices that would make sailors lose their minds in order to then kill them & sink their ships. In ancient art, they were depicted as either having more of a bird or female anatomy. It was only in medieval times, when they were first shown with fish tails like mermaids or Okeanids (sea nymphs). To artists of the middle ages it made probably more sense to show a creature of the sea in this form. And it really stuck in our conscious mind, more so than the original bird-woman.
Tartaros: Tartaros (Doom), according to Hesiod, was another child of Chaos. He first became a personification of the underworld itself and later on was described as the deepest part of Hades' realm. Being also the home of Erebos (Darkness), Tartaros was a place of torture in the afterlife, reserved only for the most wicked souls and those who offended the Gods. Texts state, it would take 9 days for a falling anvil to reach Tartaros, so it wouldn't be as easy to get there as it is shown in "Sinbad". Moreover, it'd be full of screaming souls getting tortured by the Erynies (Latin: Furies), female demons of terror and vengeance. Not really a vacation destination...
*This isn't meant to be a "know-it-all-Hermione-Granger-comment". I just wanted to respond to, perhaps, some open questions. Though Hesiod's version is considered the oldest one, Greek mythology is not a bible and there are many more variatons about these origins. :)
Thank you so much❤️
Thanks for the info! It was a very interesting read! I love Greek Mythology (mythology in general) but I sadly don't know too much about it besides the basics
@@C0deB1u3 Thank YOU for your respond! :) I'm glad to hear someone is also very into mythology. I think besides the great stories there is still so much wisdom & wit in them, able to teach us how to live a good life, to understand our psyche & thinking as human beings. If I may recommend a book to you it's called "Understand Greek Mythology" from Steve Eddy and Claire Hamilton. It's rather short with about 150 pages for roughly 15 bucks (2nd hand perhaps even cheaper), yet it uses OG ancient sources, explaining the meaning of each story in a profound but entertaining way and sums up every chapter with a "Keep in mind" section. It's not a self-help book & still you start seeing life in a different way story by story. It helped me a lot in college & I keep consulting it regularly in my therapist training. I think you really might enyoy it. Have a relaxing weekend! :)
@@-lorepheus- Haha no problem! I will be sure to check it out as I also happen to be a big book reader xD you have a great weekend aswell!
Thank you. I love Greek mythology so much and this really helped.
Michelle Pfeiffer(cat woman and this role) was definitely part of my “awakening” when I was much younger 😅
Michelle is such a babe🥰❤️ I need to react to more movies with her
@@RukiyaReacts I liked What Lies Beneath
cgi is actually often used in 2D animated movies to cut down on animation costs. the technique was used mostly during scenes with a lot of background characters to animate that werent the main focus of the shot so you werent meant to notice the drawn animation before you see the cgi. it used to be a lot less noticeable but now that we're used to insanely good cgi animation older cgi stands out a lot more now. background cgi was also less noticeable on older tvs due to something called CRT monitor fuzz
Oh cool! Thank you for letting me know!❤️
THIS MOVIE WAS MY ISH!!! I loved Eris! She was a sexy, intelligent, flirtatious villain. I thought this movie was sooo underrated and lots of kids my age at the time didn’t even hear about this movie but I LOVED IT AND STILL LOVE IT. High key it’s all thanks to Eris
I love this movie for a few reasons: 1) enemies to lovers. It’s one of those deeply ingrained tropes in my head BECAUSE of movies like this and Anastasia, and it’s why to this day I love watching a couple banter before eventually admitting their feelings to each other (and themselves let’s be honest). 2) ERIS I love the fact that she’s a villain with no motive other than chaos BECAUSE THAT’S HOW THE GODDESS OF CHAOS WOULD BE no plot just vibes and I love that lil baddie. 3) the soundtrack, the animation, the humor, just all in all a good time movie 🖤
She makes a flat earth joke and ends up missing the actual flat earth joke in the scene bc she was talking lmao
Tbh the story, for a kids movie at least, seemed solid. Eris does what she does bc she's literally the Goddess of chaos and discord. Not a complex villain but at least very believable in why she loves doing what she does. Marina and Sinbad simply clashed because of their histories; Marina had no trust in someone who supposedly betrayed Proteus and literally intended to run off and leave his friend to die so her being harsh on him made lots of sense. Sinbad meanwhile, had repressed feelings for her but knew it would never happen out of respect for Proteus, so he acts in the complete opposite way as a means to keep repressing his feelings. He knew they'd never see eye to eye so he lets himself act the way he is perceived as, kinda like that one quote from Nick in Zootopia "if they're only ever going to see me as shifty and sly, then that's what I'll be."
The stakes are present too, which I don't get how it was missed for you. Proteus was literally about to die because he was willing to believe Sinbad, those are the stakes. Since even when Sinbad is portrayed as a black hearted thief, the film progresses to show no matter how much he pretends, he simply in good conscience can't let it happen and it becomes more obvious as the film goes on. He even had that second mate guy point it out the first moment Sinbad intended to run.
It doesn't seem solid it is lol I'm confused on what she meant by "what really happened" in the vid because, in fact, quite a freaking lot happens 💀💀
Eris is an iconic villain
Agree!!
@@RukiyaReacts they should make a sequel
@@user-sh2nv6vz6l Not likely to happen. Dreamworks's CEO pissed all over traditional animation, and then had the gall to *apologize* that they ever did it.
Bare in mind this is the same team that did Prince of Egypt.
to me the fact sinbad and his friend helped one another through out the movie already proves the love they had and when they fight it shows how they still care and the arguments sinbad had with the girl actually builds the relationship up and the sexist things sinbad says is because the time period and some of the remarks were clearly jokes and may things changed when you said nothing changed the whole movie i was like did we watch the same movie he changed his heart and he brings in a person that he didnt believe had the guts to be with him on the trip to actually believing she can save his life and protect him
This was my initial reaction. When I was reacting at the moment, I didn't like that the movie was telling us instead of showing us their past. And some characters and plot points fell a bit flat for me. But at the end of the video, I explained that after some time of thinking and rewatching the movie, I like it.
It was 2001, there wasn't much you could do about the CGI and it took time to get where we are today.
MARINA IS VOICED BY CATHERINE ZETA-JONES, WE STAN
Yes we do!✨
✨The music in this movie.....✨Ugh, I LOVEEE "Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas" (this and The Emperor's New Groove are my personal favourites from childhood) and it always makes me happy seeing new reaction to it. I had major crush on Sinbad, Proteus too but like witty Sinbad 😍 (enemies to lovers plot from all those movies seriously ruind my future view on romantic relationships😂🚩) and i wanted to have Eris's hair ❤ Love your editing
Awe thank you!🥰❤️ I agree!! This movie was really good and I wish I was able to watch it as a kid!😭 But better late than never😅
All the budget went to Eris hair physics they ran out of moolah :)
Makes total sense!! The way her hair was moving like water, must of cost a fortune🌊💸
"I thought Goddesses were supposed to be good", girl, you are going to love myths! Goddesses taking out their revenge on anyone they don't like or just for fun. Eris was known for throwing Paris an apple, made him pick which Goddess was the most beautiful. Since they were a bunch of gorgeous diva's they all made him promises, but Aphrodite then promises him the most beautiful woman, so he takes that offer. Then that woman is already married, and this causes a whole war, where the Gods each have a side they support and try to kill with halfgods (demigods) murdering one another.
rewatching this movie the way sinbad and proteus go on about each other constantly after a decade a part makes it seem like they're in love and she's just... there
Animated women like Eris, Mulan, Meg and Esmeralda (the Hunchback of Notre Dame) are one of the main reasons I am lesbian, like DAYM!
This movie is one of my favorites from my childhood. Eris is the inner villain we all have.
If I had a sleep paralysis demon I'd gladly date her in my dream
Same!
I love this movie simply because it’s fun. I see it as an underrated classic much like Atlantis from Disney. I also love the characters.
"I thought goddesses were supposed to be good."
Not all of them, Rukiya. Gods and goddesses in mythology covered a variety of areas; this one in particular was Eris from Greco-Roman mythology, and is the goddess of discord and strife.
Thank you for the info❤️
@@RukiyaReacts gods being good is a relatively new concept brought upon by Christianity, in the old times gods were representations of what was true not what was right
Yeah some goddesses love to ruins mortals lives. For example, Nemesis is the goddess of revenge. Fun!
@@StarshineLuna-jq4ep The Greek goddesses were particularly nasty, especially Hera and Athena. Hera tries to kill Heracles through his impossible labors simply because he's the product of Zeus sleeping with a mortal woman. Athena is responsible for the creation of two monsters of Greek mythology; Medusa and Arachne. Medusa pleaded with Athena after Poseidon raped her in her temple; yet Athena was pissed with her instead, and turned her into a gorgon. And she turned Arachne into a half woman half spider monster simply because Arachne was a better weaver than Athena was.
@@patrioticjustice9040 I quite agree! Hera was awful… (though Athena is kinda my fav god…😅) The gods love to mess stuff up. Don’t get me started on Aphrodite tho!
I have to say that what Athena did to those poor girls was terrible. Glad we don’t live in that day and age.
Sinbad is one of my favorite underrated movies
Girrlllll this movie literally was my favorite thing in the world between the ages of 5 and 9 I’m so happy you posted this 😭
I wish I had watched this movie when I was a kid because I would have been obsessed with it too 😩💕
Love the video🥰! Eris' hair looks like it was so fun to animate fr. Also, can we talk about Kale? Damn😏
Right?! The animators really spent their time perfecting her hair and it looks amazing!! Kale can get it 🤤😈😜
Eris and the music are the reasons I love this movie❤️
22:20 This is definitely an aesthetic adventure film. I know the writing isn't super strong but it's not bad. I watch movies more for visuals than the writing so it's a masterpiece for me. 💘 Love your videos can't wait to binge more!
Watching all my favorite movies lately. Sinbad was such a big part of my childhood! Definitely contributed to me being bi lol.
Haha, I love that!🥰💗
Eris is Nyx's daughter, Nyx was one of the first goddesses and my guess is Eris went dark because she was bullied
You are right about Nyx, she is one of the primordial deities in Greek mythology or the 1st generation. This class are basically the natural forces of the world Gaea as the earth, Uranus as the sky, and Nyx was all the darkness of the world. And from her, Chaos (Eris) was born, the embodiment of pure chaos.
Dreamworks is just greedy demonetizing this! THEY don't even care about this movie! They barely promoted it when it came out, they don't have it featured in their parks and it's never featured in their advertising. (Even though it is a badass story and was a huge push forward in developing their animation endeavors.)
I know right!! 🤦🏾♀️
I need to watch this movie it’s a whole mood, also really into Greek mythology!! That Pokémon reference was priceless, editing Queen! ❤️
-Peter Pan too “We can fly” yesss, loving this reaction
Yes you should!!! I wish this movie was longer than 1h and 25mins and Eris needed more screen time😭 but it’s still worth the watch🥰❤️
@@RukiyaReacts I will definitely check it out then!! I’m excited
I think there are two main reasons why I really, really like this movie and since you asked, I'll tell! The first is lumped together as the villain and the visuals since so many of the visuals are Eris's doing. I don't know any other movie that has a godlike character who manipulates matter like she does. It's absolutely amazing to watch. From turning constellations into monsters to blowing on the earth and freezing it over with her breath, to pretending to be Sinbad by CREATING A SKIN OF HIM AND CLIMBING INSIDE IT. A lazier screenwriter would've just had her shapeshift into him, you know?
The second thing I love is the characters. They're written kinda similar to a charming old story like what Sinbad originally was or like Grimms fairytales are. Not hugely complex characters or plot but the world feels like another planet in its own way, where the laws of real and not aren't the same as our own. It reads kinda like a storybook in that way and that's a pretty unique experience, I think.
Sorry to drone on about it! I just really like the movie and its vibe!
As a child, I watched this cartoon on a video cassette. What an effort it cost me to rewind the scene where Eric gets into Sinbad's skin tens of times! I think the film on the cassette was badly damaged then xD
omg you watched it!! love the reaction rukiya
Yes! Thank you!🥰❤️
No one’s talking about how FI-INE Kale is. Like I want me a tall dark and handsome babe who grabs swords with his TEETH
Same!
For a Dreamworks 2D with better integrated CGI, I highly recommend Road To El Dorado. One of the studio's most gorgeous films.
Ouuu I'm excited now because that movie is already on my to watch list. I might just have to react to it sooner now 🥰
@@RukiyaReacts You aren't ready for how much fun it is!
9:22 “no beaches?!” I can’t the DOUBLE MEANING nooooooooo
Right?!🤣🤣 this movie was cleaver with its dirty jokes
Remember this was a movie aimed at kids, I was one of those kids. And you can’t help but admire many things which were done so eloquently
I'm so happy that I had watched this when I was like 5? yeah i think this movie was released 2003 so I was 5. And I was really hooked up with her character, she is gorgeous! ❤🌊
13:04 Taking a bath in the Cosmos......just because she can.
She's so iconic. I love it!✨
I know right she is so iconic 😍 🤧
I like this movie because Brad Pitt voices Sinbad, enough said.
Very valid reason. Brad Pitt is hot af 😍
i’m glad someone also realized how hot Eris is 🫣
She's one of the hottest animated villains I've seen!😍 and Michelle Pfeiffer voiced Eris perfectly ✨
I blame Eris for my sexual awakening my friends too lmao
@@kiraexe.7856 same she is so ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
squidward twerkin xD
squidward twerking + milkshake = the ultimate mood 😂🥰
Eris has a slight similarity/resemblance of Esmeralda, Pocahontas and of course her none stop flowing hair that changes different length and shape.
Youre really interesting and not boring at all...im sure you'll reach million subscribers...
Andddd....Sinbad is one of my favourite Dreamworks movies! Thanks for reacting to it...*subscribed *😎
Awe, thank you!!🥰
You should watch The Emperor's New Groove its funny, nice reaction XD
I LOVE Emperor's New Groove!! I totally will react to it 🥰
@@RukiyaReacts please do watch it, the greatest animated comedy movie ever
Recommend Atlantis the Lost Empire ❤ Kida is an underrated queen and Milo is a hot nerd imo
Kale and Eris were the show in this movie. 'Nuff said.
You should definitely react to Shrek! BTW your edits are hilarious🤣
Ok I will!! and thank you babe🥰❤️
Omg my parents rented this for me when I was 3 on vhs and since then it'd been one if my all time favourite childhood movies, and it's super underrated I love Erris ❤️ love you channel as well!!!
Are we not gonna talk about that Squidward is literally twerking at the beginning??
👁️👄👁️
10:13 Well at some point became associated with mermaids (generally evil) though the later German version of them called the Lorelei (though I think there was only the one Lorelei and she had a broken heart as a reason to lure sailors to their deaths with her singing, I only heard of the poem but I don't think I read it) were women who live on small islands in the middle of the sea, but originally they were birds with women's heads, not sure when the change came about.
But regardless as to what they looked like the whole point about them is that they sing so beautifully that anyone who hears them will jump overboard to swim to them and will drown (either because they frequent dangerous waters or because next to no one in Ancient Greece could actually swim) trying to reach the sound. When Rick Riordan wrote about hem in his Percy Jackson book series he added an additional part of their spells (basically) that you'd see what you want most int he world when you heard them sing.
The only two cases (apart from this movie - I think originally they worked on everyone regardless of gender) in the greek myths of people overcoming their voices, one was Orpheus who was on the Argo with Jason and who actually managed to out-sing the sirens (some say he was the son of the god Apollo and a mortal queen, others say he was the son of the Muse Calliope and a mortal king but that Apollo taught him how to make and play a lyre and even let him touch his own, but regardless of his parentage he was half a god and his singing and music (lyre mostly) was supposedly so beautiful that it would make wild animals curl up at his feet like lap-dogs, rivers break their beds, trees bend their branches or fully uproot themselves to get closer to him and rocks weep or dance depending on what he was playing, and it was so beautiful that he nearly managed to bring his wife Eurydice back from the dead), and the other was Odysseus who wanted to hear them out of curiosity and had his men bind him to the mast and ordered them to stuff their ears with wax and to keep rowing and not untie him once the wax was in their ears, soon as he heard the sirens he started thrashing and demanding that they release him but they couldn't hear him and they sailed through the sirens territory unharmed. In both cases the sirens threw themselves against the rocks in rage.
All the characters are really hot in this movie.
Right?!😍❤️
@@RukiyaReacts right. Omg!
This movie was my gay awakening lmao. Sinbad is hot and Eris is a fucking queen
BESTIE,YOU BETTER REACT TO TURNING RED.
P.S:Is noone gonna talk about how Eris' hair is just very *EUGHHH*
I WILL BABE!!
@@RukiyaReacts Oml oml she replieeddd
I love ur vids gurlie
This was unironically the best movie
Personally I loved watching this movie as a little child and even now at 23, I will love it. Can't explain why lol😅
YOOO THIS IS MY CHILDHOOD MOVIE ILYYYY
LY2❤️❤️❤️
"I thought godesses were supposed to be good"
Oh boy who will tell her?
So thats were that quote came from. @ 16:14 Eris makes a quote that I here in Percy Jackson edits. I wonder where that came from
there’s this interesting video essay that talks about the history of the movie and like the original script and character relationships? Like I’ve always enjoyed the movie, Marina was so bad ass, and Eris???? My beloved 😍😍 but anyways the video gave more backstory and like depth to the movie after the fact, like the incomplete plot you felt? Sort of explains it there
It was one of my favorites movies when I was younger and I still watch it time to time to have some fun and relax a bit but I think that's it, a funny movie to see to relax, with not a very complex history or stuff like that. I was felling a little sad that you could enjoy the movie because of you hit expectations but im relief that you could see it at the end and liked the movie, even if it was just a bit. I'm loving you channel, have already watched 4 videos and ready to watch the Hercules one too ♥
Alright, good reaction! Sorry that this film wasn’t exactly your cup of tea! Honestly, for this film being DreamWorks last hand-drawn animated film, it definitely went out with a bang. As far as Proteus goes, I can see why he let Marina go. Maybe deep down, he did love her. Still, he also knew that Marina loved sailing, and that she likely loved Sinbad (seeing how she was hugging Spike, and crying when it looked like Sinbad was going to be beheaded). Honestly, I felt like he handled having to let Marina go in a better, and more mature way than say Quasimodo did in the Disney version of Hunchback Of Notre Dame with having to let Esmeralda go. That is seeing as Quasimodo might have acted a little too childish in that situation than Proteus in the one with Marina. I also liked Sinbad’s crew, especially Rats, and Kale. I also loved how we got some backstory on Sinbad, and Proteus’ friendship, and why Sinbad left in the first place. In all honesty, I felt like this film had better writing than say The Road To El Dorado in terms of developing some of the characters more, and handling certain conflicts better, and having things go around full circle in a better way. I heard someone one say that Sinbad: Legend Of The Seven Seas could have been a live-action film, and I happen to agree. Well, thanks for reacting to this film once again!
I just watched this movie for the 1st time yesterday and while I liked it, I don't think it's as good as El Dorado
@@musiclover_kb4913 Fair enough, especially since El Dorado had songs in it. Not to mention that El Dorado’s songs did help develop the film’s story more. Anyway!
@@matthewcline2728 My opinion isn't simply due to El Dorado having songs, it's just a funnier movie with more beautiful animation, and I think the story is more interesting. Also El Dorado's ending feels more self-contained, even tho they were hinting at the possibility of more adventures
@@musiclover_kb4913 Oh yes, good point there too.
Sooooooo now that you've reacted to Eris, would you be reacting to Chel from Road to El Dorado? 👀
it’s coming very very soon 😉❤️
🤣😂 the beginning is hilarious!
Thank you! I was dying of laughter while editing that 😂🤣
I have loved this movie since I was little. This is such a comfort movie for me. I hope you enjoyed watching it!
I did enjoy the film, thank you!🥰❤️
He is in love with her now that he knows how she looks in real life he just doesn’t want to see it because she wants to be in the same relationship
Love rukiya so much that I’m going back to watch the movies she’s revived already 😂
2:24 that’s because you’re a agent of chaos
I still can’t unsee Squidward twerking like a baddie
Lot of us grew up with movies like this. So for us rewatching it, gives nostalgic feelings which are linked to happiness of watching movies/shows back then.
sirens are actually what mermaids are just stories and Disney made them all nice but really they were sea people that would tempt sailer into the ocean with the music do them drown them and eat them
11:02 NOT THE VIRTUAL VILLAGERS--I MEAN fAMiLiEs!!! 💀💀💀 That just unlocked some old ass memories lmao... (AND WHY DID I NEVER NOTICE AS A KID HOW THEY LOOK DURING THAT PART OF THE MOVIE???)
I have Sinbad on blu ray
Cool!✨
@@RukiyaReacts I subscribe to your channel and I like your video and the name is isac
Me, too!
I love how you don't get the emotional clues to understand the characters. You think so rational, it's funny. I like it. I kinda sound a bit condescending, so please don't take it the wrong way 🙃
Yeah this was made at the hype of the whole bickering couple trope so bare that in mind.
"No fun ? No bitches ?" It was so well editted I had to do a double take
Also lol gods are not known for being good but rather FEARED for a reason, Eris in the actual myths caused a 10 years long war just because she wasn't invited to a wedding
I agree, Eris is a baddie 🔥 also you should react to shrek
I haven't watched this movie in YEARS but I still remember how odd the kraken looked against the 2D animation and that siren scene 😳
okay now i need to watch this cause this looks good!!
You do babe! Eris is such a hot villain 😍
Why did you instantly become my new fav commentary channel 😍
I'm honoured 🥰
Eris is actually the goddess of chaos
I honestly really love the movie. Especially Eris, i think she is such a good and hot villain😍. The only thing i have to agree on iis that the story line was pretty weak, it could of had a refreshing touch to it, for example show the past, give a lil more explanation of the plot or just in general explain what the fuck is going on with Sinbad and the fiance! 😂
(Also it kinda made me question the movie at the beggining, when there was the fight scene with the lobster/octopus. It just doesn't blend with the movie!
YES REACT TO SHREK BUT ALSO RISE OF THE GUARDIANS PLEASE
Ouu, I've never seen Rise of the guardians but I heard its good! For sure adding that to my movies to watch list. 😊
YES RISE OF THE GUARDIANNNSSS
Love the villain lol had me crushing XD I am convinced she's a Gemini or Virgo because we are here for the chaos lmao
This is one of my fav. Movies and childhood movies. It’s so good and the soundtrack gets me pumped and crazy!
cant literally link you a video on why this fillms a love letter to pirate film but its an hour long and donot think youd be intrested but ya i love it just for the vibe of the film just a relaxing fun watch with great sound track stupid but funny jokes haha but ya happy you saw in the end that its not meant what you thought it was coz tbh thats kinda what most pirate films are like haha :)
Yeah, I agree Sinbad is relaxing and fun! I went into this movie thinking it was going to be like Treasure Planet. In that movie I felt they flushed out the characters so well with dialogue and flash backs and had me emotionally invested. Sinbad for sure is a more light hearted movie compared to Treasure Planet. 😅
Everyone watching Eris be like: 😰
Me being called Eris be like: 😫😵🤐
im actually completely okay with you being negative, too many people will say they like everything they react to for likes but your being honest, thats the point of a reaction, and you had valid reasons even if I disagree with most your allowed those opinions and it was very insightful to hear a view that wasn't mine. never be afraid to to say you dont like something your reacting to. plus when you do say you like something we will know its true.
You should also watch the prince of Egypt and spirit.
I love that movie!
@@RukiyaReacts me too.