Movies like Six Days Seven Nights

In 'Romancing the Stone,' a romance-adventure film that echoes 'Six Days Seven Nights,' a novelist sets off to Colombia to ransom her kidnapped sister, and soon finds herself in the middle of a dangerous adventure alongside a rugged swashbuckler. The charming lead performances and a mix of romance with perilous jungle escapades make it a great recommendation.

This rom-com stars Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston, where a plastic surgeon convinces his loyal assistant to pose as his soon-to-be-divorced wife to cover up a careless lie he told his much-younger girlfriend. The movie's Hawaiian backdrop and mix of romance and comedy provide a similar feel to 'Six Days Seven Nights.'

Guy Ritchie's 'Swept Away' features a similar plotline to 'Six Days Seven Nights,' with a spoiled socialite and a rugged crewman stranded on a deserted island. While the reception was mixed, fans of desert island dynamics might find the contentious relationship that evolves into romance to be of interest.

Featuring a young cast including Paul Walker and Jessica Alba, 'Into the Blue' is a dive into the world of deep-sea treasure hunting, where the protagonists find themselves in over their heads with danger and crime. The movie's blend of tropical scenery and escalating tension mirrors aspects of 'Six Days Seven Nights.'

The sequel to 'Romancing the Stone,' 'The Jewel of the Nile,' continues the adventures of Joan and Jack, as they get involved in a new escapade in the African desert. Fans of 'Six Days Seven Nights' will appreciate the similar romantic tension and high-stakes adventure.

The 2008 film 'Fool's Gold' stars Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson as a divorced couple who rekindle their relationship while searching for buried treasure at sea. This tropical adventure-comedy offers a similar blend of humor, adventure, and romance to audiences who enjoyed 'Six Days Seven Nights.'

In 'Captain Ron,' a family adventure comedy, a Chicago family inherits a yacht once owned by Clark Gable. Their misadventures begin when they hire a quirky, one-eyed skipper played by Kurt Russell. It shares the comedic adventure spirit found in 'Six Days Seven Nights.'