adventure movies

[huxley]

What are some good adventure movies you've seen in your life.

I thought I'd make this post to try to pick up some adventure movies that I've never seen.

 

[RobertM]

The Oldies-but-Goodies:
'The Guns of Navarone'
'Robinson Crusoe on Mars'
'Flight of the Phoenix' (James Stewart/Richard Attenborough version)

Newer films:

I have to leave the newer ones to somebody else...haven't been to the films in over a year. I need to get out more.

Not an adventure, but if you haven't seen this one, you must: 'Crash'. (2006 release)

 

[Peronel]

Hands down, the best adventure films ever made are the Indiana Jones series, The Last Crusade in particular.

Now give me five minutes and I'll probably change my mind.

 

[BooknaMug]

Try The Mummy and The Mummy Returns. I love those ones, even if they're a little cheesy.

I also like National Treasure and the Pirates of the Carribean movies. I'm excited for the third one to come out!

Also, I don't know if it's considered adventure, but I really love Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow

 

[pooh_bah]

Do Vietnam movies count as adventure movies or just war movies?
Thought I'd ask because Apocalypse Now was quite an adventure, with surreal bits and dramatic bits. I enjoyed Platoon too.

But maybe you folks mean films more like Pirates and Indiana Jones?