The Thief of Bagdad (1940) Trailer

[TheInfamousWolf]

ATTENTION! HOW THE HELL CAN I DOWNLOAD THIS IN SPANISH?....

[esjayay]

this one is my favourite childhood movie im now 28.

my 2nd favourite is 7th voyage of sinbad.

By the way does any1 know the name of this movie where the magician points at his arm and starts to direct his arm with his wand as it becomes longer and longer till he reaches the keys? (i think). been typing nonsense on google just to find that movie

[Cardywhite111]

I am old but I am young at heart...This was such a beautiful film.....It was all about wishes and journeying to far a way places....excitement and treasure....I absolutely loved it....when I think back it has moulded my life in many ways and made me passionate about winning through prejudice and loving other people. Thanks so much for sharing it.

[curdtkobain]

i watched this movie sooo many times as a kid

[tornwithoutyou]

he reminds me of my bf. this is my fave movie :D .. and no im not old.

[30marleny]

nunca abia visto esta pelicula

[margaret267]

is lips are so gorgeous! i wish i could kiss them!

[margaret267]

he is too gorgeous!

[JamesTKirkCobain]

Oh wow cool I never saw this. Do they blow each other up, and say Alla Akabar?

[Mothauntan]

Super ! I like very much this movie with Sabu.

[WarmIce52]

I fell in love when I first looked at Sabu!!!!

I

asked GOD if he would give me an Indian son I would name him Sabu! An

that is just what GOD THE LORD JESUS CHRIST has done!I THANK

HIM!!...GOD has always been here for me and I know he always will be!

Everything in my life I am thankful for good and bad alike!!I have

learned ...so much and I i have so far to go!!.I will try to enjoy every

min. of it!!BY THE WAY..SABADUCCI'S FANTASY FLAMES IS NAMED AFTER MY

SON SABU!!

[margaret267]

@WarmIce52

uhh,,,how old are you anyway???? i fell in love with sabu too, when i first saw him..wow me and you alike..

[alx101b]

where can i find the part where the king is stabbed by the statue?

[ricksand2]

@alx101b Get the movie!!!!!!!!!!!

[ClinicalAttacked]

It was a film that pioneered so many new optical special effects, it was groundbreaking, on the level of 2001: A space Odyssey, Star Wars and Jurassic Park each in their own time.

[queenhexa80]

Sabu really was one of the most beautiful actors of the '40s

[Arcadefan419]

effects look pretty good for 1940

[ctdsnark]

This movie may be from 1940,but this promo clearly is not.

At first I figured it was from an early '70's kiddie-matinee re-release,but the graphics are all wrong.

[Asuntatuya]

How could he not be a good guy, he had a flying carpet at his camand.......jajajaja I loved his movies.

I watched "The Buster Brown Show", every Saturday Morning, too watch SABU!. His running around and being a free spirit was a very good lesson for kids. We can do as we please, and do the right thing while were at it. Peace

[MatuArt]

yes, it was a racist done movie. It was the 1940's. I'll tell ya this, as a kid of color, I loved it because he looked like my family, my peers, my friends, like the people I grew up with in the Bronx. that's why I love this guy, Sabu. I know he suffered, I also know he had a better live for his skills as an actor. So, I'm glad he gave us "Hope", and it worked! Thank You, Sabu, RIP

[TuboEspectador]

I got the CD The World of Sabu. Some recordings of music and narration by him. And in there, he is quoted as saying to director Michael Powell, "I and my family are eating well and sleeping well and that's all that matters to me." Makes me think that Sabu was like anyone, trying to do his best and take care of his family. So it makes me think he was a good guy and a person who only wanted to give hope. I liked reading your comment.

[ozzymandi]

One of my favourite movies , great scenes ,great actors, brilliant special effects for the time .

[blackcrystal25]

Oh my god! I used to love this f'ing movie!!!!

[Mal3nar0xi3]

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bt g0000000000000d :)

[celshader]

This movie bring back memories of watching the midday movies on TV during the summer holidays when I was a kid. This was one of my favorites.

[juanbosco31]

Miss RuddiBardot es usted investigadora gubernamental o de-

tective privado ?

[juanbosco31]

Miss RuddiBardot es usted investigadora gubernamental o de-

tective privado ?

[juanbosco31]

Dedico esto a Esteban Luis Cardenas, Colas, Crule,Benny Bola de Humo, Emilio Ballagas, Mario Gallardo,Hernan Henriquez,

Candita Quintana, Alicia Rico, Gaspar Pumarejo, Carlos Barba,

Jorge Felix, Albetico Insua. Rolando Barral, Orlando Contreras,

Orlando Vallejo, Danny Puga, Carlos Badias, German Pineli

[RUDDIBARDOT]

que tiene esto que ver concandita quintana y los otros

[dave98503]

Wow, now I know

why we are fighting in

Iraq.

Such technology!

Flying carpets and Genies.

I didn't know they were so far advanced then

us people in the united states of america.

[BASilAndSAPhronyummy]

Ummm...

[assandri92]

mmmh... ehi, your reasons are more convincing then all that fucked lies about freedom and democracy. Maybe you should give some advices to your president...

[kwiat77]

It's called sarcasm you bitter idiot. Enjoy the clip

[assandri92]

sarcasm. Well, I don't like his kind of sarcasm. that's all.

[TuboEspectador]

Haha, yes, weapons of mass flying carpets!

However, remember, one of the greatest libraries of ancient times was in Baghdad, the House of Wisdom (Bait al-Hikma), which flourished 900 years before the USA.

[TuboEspectador]

And let me add from the wiki page on the Library, "in the 11th century, Nizam al-Mulk founded the Al-Nizamiyya of Baghdad, considered one of the first universities and the 'largest university of the Medieval world'"

[Kra7as]

@dave98503

Because when we were so advanced, the country known as the United States of America didn't even exist.

And the glory of Iraq isn't about myths such as Genies and Flying carpets, you should Google Mesopotamia or Babylon.

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