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Message: <blockquote data-quote="2d6" data-source="post: 986481" data-attributes="member: 12802">I thought it was pretty good. The kids enjoyed it. It's fun and fits the "genre" in that it kinda reminds me of the old Sinbad/Jason and the Argonaughts films. Funny, I found myself thinking dreamworks could do Middle Earth in animation while watching this film. I have to agree that the CG didn't always mesh well with the cel animations, but it isn't horrable. I summerized some of the story below. ****** Spoilers below ********Sinbad and his crew attack a ship carrying the book of peace. The book brings peace and prosperity to the 12 cities and is in transit to it's new home, Syracuse.  During the attack Sinbad discovers that his childhood friend, Proteus is aboard the vessel defending the book. During their encounter a sea monster attacks the vessel and they join forces to kill the thing.  The creature grabs Sinbad and pulls him overboard with it where he meets Eris the goddess of chaos and makes a deal with her to steal the book of peace and take it too her in tartarus in return for incredable wealth. Sinbad goes to Syracuse to steal the book but is framed for the theft by Eris before he has a chance to steal it. Sentenced to die, Proteus offers his own life in exchange. Sinbad is given 10 days to recover the book or Proteus will be put to death.  Sinbad sets off to get the book and ends up getting the book, the girl and the pardon.</blockquote>