Black Knight

Time Bandits is a fantastical adventure where a young boy joins a group of time-traveling dwarves. While more whimsical and fantastical than Black Knight, its blend of comedy, time travel, and historical settings will resonate with those who enjoyed Martin Lawrence's medieval misadventures.

Enchanted sends a fairytale princess into the bustling reality of modern-day Manhattan. Similar to Black Knight, this movie plays with the humor that arises from two contrasting worlds colliding, catering to audiences who enjoy a good laugh mixed with a touch of fantasy.

In Last Action Hero, a young boy is magically transported into the world of his favorite action film. The escapade shares the theme of a fantastical journey with Black Knight and similarly explores the comedic aspects of being a fish out of water in a wildly different environment.

Year One is a biblical comedy starring Jack Black and Michael Cera, who journey through the ancient world. Its humor and setting draw parallels with Black Knight's time-travel to a bygone era, making it a comic ride through history that should entertain a similar audience.

The Forbidden Kingdom is a martial arts adventure where a modern-day teenager is transported back in time to ancient China. It combines action and humor with a similar temporal displacement theme, appealing to viewers who enjoy humorous time travel tales in the vein of Black Knight.

Kate & Leopold presents another twist on the time-travel genre as a nobleman from the 19th century finds himself in modern-day New York. Though more of a romantic comedy, its engaging crossover of eras captures the fun of cultural and temporal displacement seen in Black Knight.

Like Black Knight, Just Visiting features a time-traveling protagonist thrown into a historical setting—this time, from the medieval period to modern-day Chicago. The humorous clash of past and present provides a similar blend of comedy and fish-out-of-water scenarios that fans of Black Knight will likely appreciate.