SINBAD: LEGEND OF THE SEVEN SEAS Clip - Eris & Sinbad (2003)

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PLOT: The sailor of legend is framed by the goddess Eris for the theft of the Book of Peace, and must travel to her realm at the end of the world to retrieve it and save the life of his childhood friend Prince Proteus.

RELEASE DATE: July 2, 2003
GENRE: Animation, Adventure, Family
STARS: Brad Pitt, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Michelle Pfeiffer

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[christianalbanito]

For a goddess of chaos and discord, Eris is so polite.

[whymeguy]

Michelle Pfeiffer is such a phenomenal voice actress

[FurryEskimo]

I’ve heard this movie criticized for having an overly simplistic villain, but I actually liked her a lot. Sure she doesn’t have the softer side that a lot of people want in a modern villain, but she sets the Tone Well! So many shows/movies utterly fail to do that, but she did it!

[typhoonhurricane]

I always loved the twist reveal of Eris' grand plan. She didnt steal the book to enact some magical, primordial chaos on the world; she did it because she knew it would kick off a series of events that would culminate in Syracuse losing its rightful heir, thereby creating the much more real chaos of political unrest and power struggles. It might not make much of a difference to some but I always thought this was brilliant; magical chaos might bring people together to unite against it, but civil turmoil will guarantee a kingdom collapsing into chaos.

[bloodhound]

Can we all appreciate that they got a goddess who actually qualifies as a villain in the actual mythology? Unlike how Hollywood always portrays Hades as a villain even though he’s actually something of a good guy as far as gods go.

[StaringAtThe_tars]

The hair of that woman is just so smooth 🤯

[nateborie]

Something that I love about this scene is both the way Eris asked her question Sinbad, because she already knew that Sinbad would lie about not going back to Syracuse, and at the moment, even Sinbad knew he wouldn't keep his word, even though he said he would go back. But the real twist is learning that Sinbad defied Eris's prediction and went back to die, which means despite his initial act of selfishness by lying in the face of a literal deity, he then went and defied her by doing the one thing she never expected. He became a hero in the end even though he's a thief and a criminal.

[MrOrcshaman]

This movie is an underestimated classic. The animation is gorgeous (Eris' hair is mesmerizing), the characters are fun and engaging, the voice acting is top notch. I think the only problem the movie has is the pacing, I can remember it in segments but can remember little of the order it goes in.

[kuronaialtani]

Eris absolutely awakened something in me and I’m not ashamed of it at all
Her animation, her voice, her mannerisms, *yes please*

[gladiusexe]

People underestimate Eris SEVERELY. She’s the GODDESS of discord, if she really wanted to she could just plunge the entire world into chaos. However, she doesn’t because she enjoys the strategy aspect of causing catastrophes. Additionally she’s so threatening BECAUSE she’s perfectly calm, to her this is a game that she’s won time and time again.
Edit: Wow this comment really lived a life of its own. In response to one big claim I heard, it is true that Eris would be under Zeus’ jurisdiction and she isn’t primordial chaos, she represents more of human conflict based chaos such as the fall of a kingdom, civil war, arguments, riots, the Trojan war, etc… We shouldn’t assume that just because she’s under Zeus that she couldn’t just plunge the world into chaos, I mean gods and titans have been radically altering the entire universe consistently in their stories and while she probably wouldn’t get far she could possibly start several wars before she’d be stopped and as humans we’re known to start and drag out conflicts until we’ve killed half of our forces doing so.

[mzytryck]

I love 2:03; Eris, who floats around as if she's intangible and has half her body turned into smoke, suddenly reminds you that she can be as solid and heavy as she wants whenever she wants.
She could have sent Marina into Sinbad with telekinesis, or controlling the environment or something, but just flicking her with sheer physical strength while still being half-ethereal works so much better for reminding you that this is not a faerie, or a witch, or an evil spirit, this is a GODDESS.

[AndreNitroX]

Eris is one of the best baddies out there this scene is full of so much gravitas. The part where she asks sinbad her question is immersive. I just love it

[bogih]

What I love is that Eris just don't care if her plan works or not. For her it's like playing poker. She was bored so she decided to play around a little. I bet if she was actually serious about she would have won and noone could've stop her. I think this movie perfectly captured how the greek gods don't care about how their little games effect people. For humans it was a catastrophic event for her it was like gambling a little.

[LifeInPink]

She gave them a safe landing not even on water, how considerate for the villian of the movie.

[Agmgamer]

Eris did nothing wrong.
She's actually giving some really good life paths for him.

[marlepeace]

I think there’s an extra irony Eris enjoys about this in that Syracuse was going to fall in chaos because they are so hellbent on following their rules. Their rules state that the alleged criminal must die for the theft. The CLEARLY INNOCENT PRINCE takes their place. They could easily just overrule and be like “welp, the thief ended up running but executing OUR FUCKING PRINCE would just be a bad move for everybody.”

But they DON’T. Because they have to follow their ORDER. Eris must find that so hilarious.

[jobsmine]

This animated film is beautiful and unique. Massively underrated and the marketing was terrible back then. But I find it truly amazing to this day.

[okamireader]

Eris (at least this version of her) is among my most favorite villainous characters, becuz she left such an impression on me when I first watched this movie. Her animation, her design, her character, her voice! Everything about her drew me in like a moth to a flame. Michelle Pfeiffer voiced Eris so beautifully, she should have been commended for such excellent voice-acting!

The depiction of Eris was equally impressive, in the way she moved like smoke, her mannerisms, how she interacted with others and the environment and also her manipulations! As this clip showed, her true motivation to framing Sinbad for her theft of the Book of Peace was to prompt Proteus take Sinbad's place, as she predicted Sinbad would run, Proteus would die in his place, and Syracuse would enter a state of chaos with the death of their crown prince! The way she analyzed Sinbad and Proteus was spot-on that it left Sinbad speechless, and Eris was almost proven right about him being a selfish scoundrel, and the only reason he didn't run (at first, at least) was becuz Marina paid Sinbad to recover the Book.

Then she plays this mind-game with them, putting Sinbad on the spot of doing the right thing and dying for it or doing the wrong thing and living with the woman he had grown to love and abandon his childhood friend to his death. When it seemed all was lost and Eris accused him of lying, Sinbad proved otherwise by his actions in returning to save Proteus and accept execution, thus proving Eris wrong and winning the game she had tried to manipulate

Altho she was angry to lose, Eris kept her word (tho she technically had to) and instead of taking revenge for her "embarrassment" she simply ho-hum'd her loss tho she gave a subtle warning to Sinbad that he not push his luck, and simply ta'd everyone before vanishing to continue her divine role in bringing chaos to the world

It was all a magnificent performance and so beautifully executed, especially in the behavior of Eris as a goddess

[BlackCobra]

Eris’ hair is my favourite character in this movie

[seanathanw]

“LOOOK AT HER SINBAD, he isn’t even in his grave yet & and you’re moving in on his GIRL…. Face it… your heart… is as Black as mine” that was tooo funny