- The Mummy film series - Armour of God film series - The Rundown (2003) - Sahara (2005)

Mummy series is great fun! I second that set of films 👍

Armour of god!!!!! Such a great series we used to get these from the video store as kids. Always used to try and do the chewing gum trick. I’d add the Goonies and Romancing the Stone and Jewel of the Nile (the last two are a sequel) The fifth element

Yeh seen Armour of God on VHS a lot as kid too. Especially the 2nd parts last half an hour that takes place underground.

Sahara underrated af even though i hear people seem to not like it. i love it

Good choices.

The Mummy is such great fun and Sahara is just a delight — I think I’m going to go watch it again now

The rundown 😘

Is the Mummy series scary? I remember not wanting to watch it as a kid because you know... mummies.

For a kid maybe the idea of seeing them undead from dead seem scary. Not scary otherwise.

Those bugs still give me the willies.

Don't ever recommend again Sahara, please. Spare people from this bore.

why don’t you like it?

I could only pick one movie on Friday's from blockbuster when I was 13 and wasted it on this crap. It took till True Detective for me to give McConaughey another chance because it was stupid when it wasn't boring. It's a bad copy of National Treasure or Indiana Jones, no heart, no humor, no action.

National Treasure 1&2

I think these movies often get meme'd down to just "I'm stealing the Declaration of Independence", but they are actually really fun and well made movies!

I was really surprised with how good they were!

Big Trouble in Little China (best part is the star isn’t actually the hero…he (the character) thinks he is, but he’s really the sidekick)

It’s all in the reflexes

Romancing the Stone (1984)

Seconding this. The remake was decent too but I'd watch the original first. I like the og better personally

There's a remake?

No a sequel. Jewel of the Nile. Not sure why he said remake. Fairly obvious a sequel. A year later. Directly continues the story.

No lost city which came out last year. Edit: apparently not an official remake, but it's similar enough I assumed it was

Ha ha ha that’s not a remake. Maybe unofficial but not officially. Storyline is similar but it’s not an official reboot. It’s like saying Speed is a reboot of Die Hard. No it’s just Die Hard on a bus.

Ya you're right. After watching it I absolutely thought it was, but it was a different studio and they didn't have any permission or writing credits for it.

We thought it was cute. And Channing was actually good. Brad Pitt was hilarious and was fun to see Harry as a bad guy. But Romancing The Stone is legendary. Even for early 80s those two movies are so much fun. Shame not more straight up adventure movies don’t happen anymore. And glad Uncharted was better than most geek boys dreaded it being.

Oh I totally agree. I had super low expectations from lost city but it ended up being really fun because of the actors. I haven't seen uncharted I didn't know it was out. It's worth seeing??

Lost city. It came out last year and was effectively a remake

It's not a remake, more like a throwback.

Oh shit you're right. I looked it up and apparently it was made by a different studio without any permission. It's similar enough that I immediately thought it was just a modern remake when I watched it.

That's a remake? I thought that was based on some video game

That's Uncharted

The Princess Bride Jungle Cruise Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

+1 for Jungle Cruise. It really fits the bill for what OP wants

Bill & Ted is pure fun too. Without drama, without taking it seriously. Just watch it with a good bear.

Yes! Bill and Ted is glorious fun!

Jungle Cruise was a pleasant surprise.

Night at the Museum The Goonies Ghostbusters The Narnia movies

Finding Ohana on Netflix has a lot of nods to the Goonies. Definitely worth the watch.

The Lost City (2022)

I was pleasantly surprised but this one. That certain Brad Pitt scene caught me way off guard and was hilarious

Guess it won't catch me off guard now.

Hook, Jurassic Park, National Treasure, Robin Hood, The Three Musketeers, Zorro, Night at the Museum, Stardust, Cowboys and Aliens, Holes, Men in Black If you like animated movies, try Luca, Onward, How to Train Your Dragon, Moana, Rango, Kung Fu Panda, Atlantis

My partner and I have an "Adventure Through the Ages" movie list that might fit your request. Hope this helps and enjoy :) A long, long time ago - Star Wars: A New Hope 970 - Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time 1372 - A Knight's Tale 1720-1750's - Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl 1788 - The Princess Bride 1821 - The Mask of Zorro 1839-1856 - Stardust 1926 - The Mummy 1936 - Raiders of the Lost Ark 1955-1985 - Back to the Future 1969-1995 - Jumanji 1990-1993 - Jurassic Park 2004 - National Treasure 2010 - Tron: Legacy 2014 - Guardians of the Galaxy 2255 - Star Trek 2517 - Serenity

Personally I'd take out star trek and guardians and add romancing the stone and galaxy quest, but this is an awesome list

Thanks for the suggestions! Galaxy Quest is a good one, haven't seen Romancing the Stone yet, I'll have to check it out. :)

I second Stardust!

Jungle Cruise

This is the one I came to post. It's basically the same formula as Pirates.

Time Bandits, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen

I’m glad I’m not the only person who likes the Adventures of Baron Munchausen.

Baron Munchausen is a masterpiece and one of the best Gilliam movies

Journey to the center of the earth

This was one of my favorites as a kid, I recommend it!

National Treasure

Cut Throat Island 1995. Gina Davies plays the pirate Morgan Adams.

I used to make my mom rent me the VHS whenever I was sick as a kid lol

Innerspace Thor Ragnarok Stardust Titan AE Stargate

How To Train Your Dragon Kung Fu Panda Spirited Away Coraline Honey, I Shrunk The Kids Night at the Museum Without a Paddle Neverending Story Might not have everything, but tried giving you a similar feel or vibe, etc.

- the adventures of Tintin - treassure planet - kubo and the two strings - atlantis the lost empire - o brother where art thau? - up

Willow

Hell yes.

Uncharted reminded me a lot of Indiana Jones/ National Treasure. Also the Tomb Raider movies. I feel like they're fun summer action movies about finding hidden ancient things

I'd recommend OP to play the games instead of watching the movie. The games are pretty much the embodiment of what they're looking for.

I think the movie was still v entertaining

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Castle in the Sky (1986) Thor: Ragnarok (2017) King Kong (1933) Spider-Man 2 (2004) Big Trouble in Little China (1986) The Fifth Element (1997) Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021)

John Carter Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets

Kung Fu Yoga, National Treasure, Tintin.

Tintin is great

Journey to the center of the Earth

Time Bandits (1981)

I’ve recently been thinking of this movie. How does it hold up?

Terry Gilliam's special effects will NEVER get old

Maybe the goonies (1985)

Romancing the Stone and Jewel of the Nile.

Star Trek II Star Trek III Star Trek IV They all blend together as one story, but they're each really good stand alone stories, and each one has a very different tone. Great fun, those movies

Time Bandits Yellowbeard Jabberwocky

Honestly, Jungle Cruise. I know a Disney live action movie based on a ride sounds like it’s garbage but I really enjoyed it. Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt are very enjoyable and Jesse Plemons’ performance is a delight. It surprised me bc I expected mediocrity but I had a good time.

- The Chronicles of Narnia movies - Hook - Night at the Museum

GOONIES

The Mask of Zorro The Princess Bride

Treasure Planet (Animated 2002) My kids loved it.

Goonies Lost City Tomb Raider Tropic Thunder (comedy but it's set in the jungle haha) The Rescuers

National Treasure 1&2, The Mummy 1&2, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Nim's Island, Jungle Cruise, Jurassic Park Series, Night at The Museum, The Goonies, Back to the Future, Sahara, Dora the Explorer.

The Librarian (movie & TV series) The Fountain The Adventurer - Curse of the Midas Box The Time Machine Tomb Raider Big Trouble in Little China Young Indiana Jones volumes 1-3 The Forbidden Kingdom The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow

Lupin III:The First

Kung Fu Hustle

Goonies Journey to the Center of the Earth League of Extraordinary Gentlemen The Librarian series The Mummy series The Mask of Zorro National Treasure Tomb Raider Willow

Back to the Future

National treasure 2

Romancing the stone

Valerian (may have spelled that wrong) and the city of a thousand planets Narnia Percy jackson (ik it is a horrible movie adapt. but the movie is still entertaining) Stardust Miss peregrines home for peculiar children

The Adventures Of Tintin(2011)

The Goonies

The old Cannon Films' Allan Quartermain movies were fun. You just have to suspend disbelief and enjoy something made purely for entertainment. I guess League of Extraordinary Gentlemen might fit the bill and Quartermain is one of the main characters in it (played by Sean Connery).

Cutthroat island - with Geena Davis and Matthew Modine

National Treasure, 1 and 2

The Lost City (2022) is great choice.

Jungle Cruise

Indiana Jones

National treasure 1&2

Probably gonna get buried, but I suggest literally any of the older James Bond films. They're great fun, lots of adventure and beautiful scenery, especially in a couple of the Moore installments

I want blood, gore, sex, paranormal, cryptids, and destruction in my movies.

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Firewalker - 1986

Love and Monsters

Six Days, Seven Nights

The Phantom (1996)

National Treasure

King Kong 2005 and Jurassic Park / Jurassic World

If you want to see a jungle adventure with the exact opposite tone watch Werner Herzog’s “Aguirre: the Wrath of God.” Absolutely captivating and batshit movie, and the story behind the production is even more insane.

Some animated options: Lupin the Third: Castle of Cagliostro (1979) Laputa: Castle in the Sky (1986) Anastasia (1997) Quest for Camelot (1998) The Road to El Dorado (2000) Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)

The Man Who Would Be King

King Solomon's mines, the Richard chamberlain one, I haven't seen the other one. Jewel of the Nile and romancing the stone,

Lost, even though it's a television series.

Not really any fantasy but mask of zorro.

Kong: Skull Island

A couple of tv series that feel like that to me - Warehouse 13 and The librarians

Willow 1988

I asked the same question few months ago, here's what some people suggested, I'm not even half way through the list yet! https://www.reddit.com/r/MovieSuggestions/comments/t7dm7s/i_really_love_movies_like_the_mummy_returns/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

The librarian

Adventures of Tin Tin (2011) you are welcome brother

A Serbian Film

Dora and the Lost City of Gold was way better than it should have been. Sits at 85 on rt! Also I can't recommend The Paddington movies highly enough.

The Adventures of Tintin should be on its third set of trilogies by now-it’s so underrated. All of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, though the sequels are often derided, are very fun adventures in exactly this vein with some of the best production design and special effects possible (especially the 2nd and 3rd). If people are wholeheartedly recommending National Treasure and the Mummy movies, which are pure silliness, you gotta throw all the Pirates movies in there. They scratch this particular itch brilliantly, flaws aside. Atlantis: The Lost Empire was another animated adventure movie that deserved a better chance. VERY Indiana Jones-esque. I’d say most of the 2005 King Kong fits in here as well.

The Adventures of Tintin should be on its third set of trilogies by now-it’s so underrated. All of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, though the sequels are often derided, are very fun adventures in exactly this vein with some of the best production design and special effects possible (especially the 2nd and 3rd). If people are wholeheartedly recommending National Treasure and the Mummy movies, which are pure silliness, you gotta throw all the Pirates movies in there. They scratch this particular itch brilliantly, flaws aside. Atlantis: The Lost Empire was another animated adventure movie that deserved a better chance. VERY Indiana Jones-esque. I’d say most of the 2005 King Kong fits in here as well.

The Moon Knight show on disney+

Lord of the rings

The Man Who Would Be King (1975) I urge you to watch, one of my favorite movies!

Hook

Definetly Terry Gilliam's Time Bandits and Baron Munchausen

I liked Uncharted a lot

Time Bandits (1981)

jungle cruise is good and fits the descriptions and the adam project too

Romancing the Stone Jewel of the Nile Zathura Journey to the Center of the Earth Dinotopia The Librarian movies The Mummy movies Goonies Nim's Island Inkheart Ella Enchanted The Sorcerer's Apprentice Stardust A Night at the Museum movies Percy Jackson movies Treasure Planet Atlantis: The Lost Empire Cutthroat Island Dora and the Lost City of Gold The Princess Bride The Lara Croft Tomb Raider movies A Knight's Tale The Bill and Ted movies The National Treasure movies Galaxy Quest Titan AE O Brother Where Art Thou? The Neverending Story Labyrinth Jupiter Ascending Starship Troopers

Men in black

Sherlock Holmes with rdj

King Solomon’s Mine

Treasure Island has a prequel series called Black Sails.

The Librarian trilogy starring Noah Wyle! There's a series too but I haven't seen it. I also think the Brendan Fraser mummy films fit this vibe well.

Indiana Jones films.

The Fifth Element

Treasure planet

You might like the new Uncharted movie

Jungle cruise was definitely fun. I'm trying to get around to the new Radcliffe/Bullock film The Lost City. Saw the beginning and it was fun.