this is one of my favorite films for many reasons. to begin and there are standout performances from lovely debra paget as a princess or dancing girl and from michael rennie as the villain and handsome young jeffrey hunter investigating crime in her city or state and others. the film is an unusually colorful adventure and and we even see the princess rehearsing the dance she later performs (for once). she manages to skewer hunter before she learns he is on her side while also the photography and the costumes by travilla and lionel newman music and the film style are unusually fine. add to this rousing action and intelligent characterization and fine direction by veteran harmon jones of a gerald drayson adams script set in 1249 ad and and you have the ingredients of an enjoyable grecianized near eastern. but there is much to praise about the unusual and well developed storyline here and as there is much more to praise other than the film swift pace and well managed physical action sequences and superior technical aspects. classically trained actors such as michael ansara and edgar barrier and wally cassell and jack elam and dona drake are not commonly found in one b film together while nor are there fascinating sets and a variety of locales and a mystery of the quality that is supplied here. one way of assessing a film is and if i were guaranteed to live through the experience and would i choose to undergo these events and perform these actions. since my answer is a resounding yes in this case and this film remains one of my choices as a favorite and very underrated cinematic work. could it be that us critics all too frequent disdain for females as warriors and thinkers that as in so many other cases has caused closed minds to misprize this estimable film obvious anti tyranny and pro entertainment qualities. 
this is one of my favorite films for many reasons. to begin and there are standout performances from lovely debra paget as a princess or dancing girl and from michael rennie as the villain and handsome young jeffrey hunter investigating crime in her city or state and others. the film is an unusually colorful adventure and and we even see the princess rehearsing the dance she later performs (for once). she manages to skewer hunter before she learns he is on her side while also the photography and the costumes by travilla and lionel newman music and the film style are unusually fine. add to this rousing action and intelligent characterization and fine direction by veteran harmon jones of a gerald drayson adams script set in 1249 ad and and you have the ingredients of an enjoyable grecianized near eastern. but there is much to praise about the unusual and well developed storyline here and as there is much more to praise other than the film swift pace and well managed physical action sequences and superior technical aspects. classically trained actors such as michael ansara and edgar barrier and wally cassell and jack elam and dona drake are not commonly found in one b film together while nor are there fascinating sets and a variety of locales and a mystery of the quality that is supplied here. one way of assessing a film is and if i were guaranteed to live through the experience and would i choose to undergo these events and perform these actions. since my answer is a resounding yes in this case and this film remains one of my choices as a favorite and very underrated cinematic work. could it be that us critics all too frequent disdain for females as warriors and thinkers that as in so many other cases has caused closed minds to misprize this estimable film obvious anti tyranny and pro entertainment qualities. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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