What are your favorite adventure movies?

[Chris60119]

Movies with stories like Journey to the Center of the Earth, Goonies, or A walk In The Woods.

[Mikezilla3k]

-Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom
-The Mummy (1999)
-The Mask Of Zorro

[HotTastyChili]

Raiders of the Lost Ark I don't think will ever be topped in the genre.

Though I gotta commend Spielberg for The Adventures of Tintin. That was a great adventure movie that captured the spirit of the old Indiana Jones movies better than Crystal Skull by a wide margin. Too bad it flew under the radar in the States, it's a great film for the whole family.

Gunga Din with Cary Grant is a whole lot of fun as well, though I don't think it's as good as it should be.

This one might seem crazy, but I'd put Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome on the list too. It strayed away from the action roots of the first two a bit for a Spielbergian adventure film, and while it threw me off at first, I think like it more and more with each viewing.

Conan the Barbarian with Arnold is always a classic.

[The Debts]

This one has become an instant favorite of mine over the past few years.

[HotTastyChili]

Forgot about these.

[traths]

Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Mummy (1999).

[Himmel]

Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Mummy (99)
Conan the Barbarian
The Raid 2: Redemption
Hard Boiled
Aliens
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Terminator: Dark Fate
Die Hard
Die Hard With a Vengeance
Speed
The Empire Strikes Back
Mad Max: Beyond ThunderDome
Mad Max: Fury Road
Apocalypse Now
Independence Day
Jurassic Park
Lethal Weapon
Tron
Tron Legacy
Predators
Predator
Point Break(91)
First Blood

[AKORIS]

one of my all time favorites!

[UniSol GR77]

Adventure movies............

1- Zorro (1974) with Alain Delon
2- The Black Tulip (1964) with Alain Delon
3- Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome
4- The Princess Bride
5- The Indiana Jones Trilogy
6- Conan The Barbarian
7- Conan The Destroyer
8- The Beastmaster
9- The Mummy (1999)
10- The Mask of Zorro
11- The Legend of Zorro
12- The Goonies

[Chris60119]

Originally Posted by The Debts

This one has become an instant favorite of mine over the past few years.

I will have to check this one out. Of everything every one mentioned. This is one I haven't heard of.

[sexylust]

Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Adventures of Tintin
The Mummy

[Mothravka]

Nostos: Il ritorno (1989)
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
Noroît (1976)
Tih Minh (1918)
La ville des pirates (1983)

[Kuruwin]

Laputa: Castle In The Sky
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Sorcerer 1977 (perhaps not in traditional sense)

[The Debts]

Originally Posted by Chris60119

I will have to check this one out. Of everything every one mentioned. This is one I haven't heard of.

It's part adventure story, part character study, so keep that in mind while viewing it.

[s2mikey]

Originally Posted by HotTastyChili

Raiders of the Lost Ark I don't think will ever be topped in the genre.

Though I gotta commend Spielberg for The Adventures of Tintin. That was a great adventure movie that captured the spirit of the old Indiana Jones movies better than Crystal Skull by a wide margin. Too bad it flew under the radar in the States, it's a great film for the whole family.

Gunga Din with Cary Grant is a whole lot of fun as well, though I don't think it's as good as it should be.

This one might seem crazy, but I'd put Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome on the list too. It strayed away from the action roots of the first two a bit for a Spielbergian adventure film, and while it threw me off at first, I think like it more and more with each viewing.

Conan the Barbarian with Arnold is always a classic.

Raiders is still the textbook example of how to do an action adventure film. Nothing has come close, IMO. I remember liking Time Bandits as a kid but I don’t know if that one holds up now. Wizard of Oz?

[CreasyBear]

The Indiana Jones series, obviously. Alongside those, I'd add Mask of Zorro, The Rocketeer, The Shadow, The Phantom, Adventures of Robin Hood, and King Kong (1933 & 2005).

[L.J.]

Raiders of the Lost Ark
Romancing the Stone
Fools Gold
Lost City of Z
The Naked Prey
Conan the Barbarian original

[L.J.]

Originally Posted by s2mikey

Raiders is still the textbook example of how to do an action adventure film. Nothing has come close, IMO. I remember liking Time Bandits as a kid but I don’t know if that one holds up now. Wizard of Oz?

Time Bandits has held up well, good fantasy adventure.

[Thomas Irwin]

[levcore]

Sahara i always think is hugely underrated.

The recent Uncharted was actually a lot of fun and certainly delivered an enjoyable adventure.