Movies like Kingdom of Heaven

Gladiator is an epic historical drama that transports viewers to the Roman Empire, where a once-powerful general seeks vengeance against a corrupt emperor who murdered his family. Like Kingdom of Heaven, Gladiator offers stunning battle scenes, a sweeping score, and a deep dive into historical conflict wrapped in personal drama.

300 tells the stylized story of the Battle of Thermopylae, where King Leonidas and his Spartan warriors make a stand against the Persian army. With its visceral action and larger-than-life heroism, fans of Kingdom of Heaven will be drawn to 300's graphic novel aesthetics and intense combat scenes.

Set during the Trojan War, Troy brings Homer’s Iliad to life with a focus on the battle between the ancient kingdoms of Troy and Sparta. Audiences who enjoyed the historical context and large-scale combat of Kingdom of Heaven will find Troy's grand set pieces and complex characters engaging.

Braveheart follows the legendary story of Scottish hero William Wallace who leads a revolt against English tyranny. Fans of Kingdom of Heaven will appreciate the similar themes of freedom and heroism, epic battles, and a protagonist fighting against all odds for what he believes in.

The 2010 Robin Hood film, directed by Ridley Scott – the same director behind Kingdom of Heaven – retells the classic tale of the English outlaw who steals from the rich and gives to the poor. Its medieval setting, battle sequences, and political intrigue will resonate with fans of historical epics.

The Last Samurai stars Tom Cruise as a disillusioned American soldier who finds redemption in the honor and traditions of the samurai. Like Kingdom of Heaven, The Last Samurai features a personal journey of transformation set against the backdrop of clashing cultures and epic warfare.

Alexander chronicles the life and campaigns of Alexander the Great, exploring his conquests and legacy. Those captivated by Kingdom of Heaven's deep dive into historical figures and events will find much to admire in Oliver Stone’s portrayal of ambition and the complexities of power.