Movies like King Solomon's Mines

Those enchanted by the treasure hunting and exotic locales of King Solomon's Mines might find The Mummy an equally captivating watch. It weaves a tale of ancient curses and undead mummies as explorers uncover the lost city of Hamunaptra. With a similar blend of action and adventure, The Mummy offers a dash of supernatural thrills to the mix.

Spectators who relished the treasure hunt in King Solomon's Mines might also enjoy National Treasure. It stars Nicolas Cage as a historian and amateur cryptologist who unravels hidden clues to find a legendary treasure that dates back to the founding of the United States. The film is a fast-paced adventure that combines history with mystery.

With a strong, resourceful protagonist like that of King Solomon's Mines, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider takes viewers on a worldwide odyssey to recover powerful ancient artifacts before they fall into the wrong hands. The compelling blend of action-packed sequences, puzzles, and exotic destinations makes this a must-watch for fans of archaeological adventure films.

Romancing the Stone is a rollicking adventure that should appeal to fans of the globe-trotting quests in King Solomon's Mines. It follows a romance novelist and a rugged bird smuggler in Colombia as they seek a priceless gem. The movie is laden with jungles, journey, and just a touch of romance, much like the spirited chase for treasure in King Solomon's Mines.

As a follow-up to Romancing the Stone, The Jewel of the Nile continues the high-stakes excitement similar to King Solomon's Mines. Adventurous viewers will enjoy the escapades of Joan Wilder and Jack Colton as they embark on a new adventure in the Middle East to find a fabled jewel. This film keeps the spirit of action-adventure alive with a blend of comedy and romance.

Fans of King Solomon's Mines looking for a mix of adventure and intellect in their heroes will appreciate The Librarian: Quest for the Spear. The movie features a bookish protagonist who must prevent a magical artifact from falling into the wrong hands. Its tone is lighter and slightly more fantastical, but it shares the theme of a perilous quest for an ancient artifact.

Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold follows the protagonist from King Solomon's Mines on another adventure, making it a direct and fitting follow-up for aficionados of H. Rider Haggard's classic hero. This sequel delves into new perils as Quatermain searches for his brother and the titular lost city. The scope and action cater directly to fans of the original story.