Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger is a fantasy adventure film that was released in 1977 and directed by Sam Wanamaker. The film is the third and final part of a trilogy of Sinbad movies produced by Columbia Pictures in the 70s. The film stars Patrick Wayne as Sinbad, Taryn Power as Princess Farah, Margaret Whiting as Queen Zenobia, and Jane Seymour as Dione, a Greek slave.
The film opens with Princess Farah arriving in the port of Jaffa in Israel, accompanied by her brother Prince Kassim and her fiancé, Sinbad. The three of them are on their way to Charak, a city ruled by their father, the Caliph, where Farah and Sinbad are to be married. However, they soon learn that Queen Zenobia, Kassim's stepmother, has usurped the throne and put a spell on Kassim, turning him into a baboon.
Sinbad and Farah refuse to get married until Kassim can give his consent, and so they set off on a quest to find a way to break the spell. They are accompanied by Kassim in his baboon form, as well as Sinbad's loyal crew, consisting of the cook, the carpenter, and the navigator.
Their quest takes them through various dangerous environments, including a frozen wasteland, a tropical jungle, and a desert. Along the way, they encounter various obstacles, such as a giant walrus, a giant bee, and a giant troglodyte.
Despite Queen Zenobia's attempts to stop them, the group eventually reaches the island where the legendary wise man, Melanthius, resides. Melanthius tells them that the only way to break the spell is for Kassim to climb a golden tower and touch the Eye of the Tiger, a magical jewel that will transform him back into a human.
The group sets off to find the golden tower, but Queen Zenobia and her soldiers are hot on their heels. In a final showdown, Sinbad and his crew are able to defeat Zenobia's army and Kassim is able to climb the golden tower and touch the Eye of the Tiger.
In the end, Kassim returns to his human form, and he is able to give his blessing to Sinbad and Farah's marriage. The film ends with Sinbad and Farah sailing off into the sunset, with Kassim and the crew cheering them on.