Movies like Lionheart

Bloodsport, another iconic action-packed film featuring Jean-Claude Van Damme, tells the story of Frank Dux, an American martial artist who competes in an illegal, full-contact competition called the Kumite. Fans of Lionheart will appreciate Van Damme's athletic prowess and the intense fight scenes in the underground tournament setting.

Based on the popular video game series, Street Fighter features Van Damme as Colonel Guile, who leads the charge against an evil dictator. The movie is filled with combat and heroic acts similar to those in Lionheart, catering to fans of high-action, fight-driven storylines.

Kickboxer stars Jean-Claude Van Damme as Kurt Sloane, who must learn Muay Thai to avenge his brother's injury from a brutal fighter. With a similar mix of martial arts and revenge, this film delivers on the combat sequences and personal quest that Lionheart fans tend to enjoy.

In Nowhere to Run, Van Damme portrays an escaped convict who protects a young widow and her children from a corrupt developer. This movie combines the elements of action, romance, and moral struggle, appealing to Lionheart enthusiasts for its heroism and heart.

This action thriller features Van Damme as Chance Boudreaux, a merchant sailor who defends a woman being pursued by a gang of ruthless men. Directed by John Woo, Hard Target offers the same adrenaline-pumping experience and fearless heroism found in Lionheart.

Jean-Claude Van Damme plays a Canadian Mountie who goes undercover in a violent prison to investigate a series of mysterious deaths in Death Warrant. The high stakes and gritty atmosphere make it another must-watch for those who relish in the intensity and justice-driven narrative of Lionheart.

Double Impact showcases Jean-Claude Van Damme in a dual role as separated twin brothers who reunite to avenge their parents' deaths. With the theme of family ties and retribution, along with Van Damme's signature martial arts, fans of Lionheart will get double the excitement.

The Quest marks Van Damme's directorial debut in which he stars as Chris Dubois, a street performer who ends up participating in a highly-competitive martial arts tournament. Much like Lionheart, the film features a myriad of fighting styles and a central theme of personal honor and courage.