pasklemmy·Asklemmybypyrrhus What are your favourite adventure movies?View original on lemm.ee56Comments34Reply
BBerttheduck replylemmy.ml1Hide 1 replyCame here to post this. Excellent film's. Shame they only made 2.1Reply
ccoleseph replylemmy.worldHuge shame. Brendon, we'd love for you to finally do a third mummy movie.2Reply
letter_d lemmy.world4Hide 4 repliesSahara is a truly fun time. Romancing the Stone and The Lost City are also good.15Reply
TTheColonel replyreddthat.com3Hide 3 repliesCame to say Romancing the Stone. Such a gem of a movie. Excellent adventure, smoky sax, Danny Devito. What more can you ask for?9Reply
perishthethought replylemm.ee1Hide 1 replyI just watched this again recently. Glad to see it's not been forgotten over time.3Reply
TTheColonel replyreddthat.comHey, same. I grew up watching that movie and didn't realize a bunch of people hadn't seen it. I've been spreading the good gospel since!2Reply
perishthethought lemm.ee3Hide 3 repliesI hope these fit into the "Adventure" category: (to me, that's a very broad term) The Princess Bride The Fifth Element Indiana Jones (1 and 2)11Reply
perishthethought replylemm.ee1Hide 1 replyI was a teenager when 1 was made. It's got that special place for me. As the years went by, it felt like they got further from that raw excitement the first movie had, and I got older. 3 (crystal skull) was different but I was too.0Reply
janus2 lemmy.sdf.org2Hide 2 repliesLabyrinth Hunt for the Wilderpeople LOTR Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle Finding Nemo Time Bandits Tron Treasure Planet The Iron Giant9Reply
Lee Duna lemmy.nz Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind Spirited Away Princess Mononoke Suzume Wall-E LOTR The Way Tracks Wild 7Reply
CConstantMotion lemmy.one1Hide 1 replyBack to the Future.. Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.5Reply
PProtonBadger replylemmy.caFor me that would be The Three Musketeers (1973) and The Four Musketeers (1974). I love those movies and the cast is incredible.1Reply
NNutsGate feddit.nlDemolition Man (1993) I've saved so much money on TP by switching to the 3 seashells method.1Reply
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What else than The Lord Of The Rings
The Mummy The Mummy Returns
The Mummy better be on top.
Anyone that disagrees is on the WRONG SIDE OF THE RIVER 😤
Came here to post this. Excellent film's. Shame they only made 2.
Huge shame. Brendon, we'd love for you to finally do a third mummy movie.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty doesn't get enough attention
I absolutely love that movie.
Yes!
Sahara is a truly fun time. Romancing the Stone and The Lost City are also good.
Came to say Romancing the Stone.
Such a gem of a movie.
Excellent adventure, smoky sax, Danny Devito.
What more can you ask for?
I just watched this again recently. Glad to see it's not been forgotten over time.
Hey, same.
I grew up watching that movie and didn't realize a bunch of people hadn't seen it.
I've been spreading the good gospel since!
... gem of a movie...
snort
I hope these fit into the "Adventure" category: (to me, that's a very broad term)
The Princess Bride
The Fifth Element
Indiana Jones (1 and 2)
Indy 1 and 2 but not 3? Surprised by that ranking!
I was a teenager when 1 was made. It's got that special place for me. As the years went by, it felt like they got further from that raw excitement the first movie had, and I got older. 3 (crystal skull) was different but I was too.
3 was Last Crusade, 4 was Crystal Skull.
Labyrinth
Hunt for the Wilderpeople
LOTR
Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle
Finding Nemo
Time Bandits
Tron
Treasure Planet
The Iron Giant
The skux life chooses you.
Conan the Barbarian (1982)
Don't watch any sequels. Just this.
No Red Sonya? :)
LOTR.
Back to the Future.. Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.
A flying Delorean? I haven't seen one of those in 30 years
Idk why but I always enjoy watching Journey to the Center of the Earth
The Three Musketeers (1993)
For me that would be The Three Musketeers (1973) and The Four Musketeers (1974). I love those movies and the cast is incredible.
I'd actually add the new DnD movie to the list.
Demolition Man (1993)
I've saved so much money on TP by switching to the 3 seashells method.
The Mummy with Brendan Fraser.