Movies like The Scorpion King

With its high-octane action and stunning visuals, 300 is a natural follow-up for fans of The Scorpion King. Based on historic events, it dramatizes the Battle of Thermopylae with a visceral intensity that will resonate with those who appreciate the combat sequences of The Scorpion King.

Starring Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, who also played the Scorpion King, Hercules offers a continuation of high-adrenaline battles and classical heroism. The kinship in casting and the blend of muscle-bound action with elements of myth make this a compatible choice for fans.

Directly linked to The Scorpion King through its protagonist, The Mummy Returns introduces the Scorpion King in a supporting role. Fans will enjoy the continued exploration of ancient Egyptian myths, embroiled with action and supernatural elements, in a universe they've already come to appreciate.

Immortals serves up a visual feast of stylistic action and ancient legend. If you were captivated by The Scorpion King's mythological aspects and brutal combat, this movie's portrayal of Theseus on his divine quest will not disappoint.

A film that defines the sword-and-sorcery genre, Conan the Barbarian captures the same raw adventurism and mythology that fans of The Scorpion King adore. With Arnold Schwarzenegger wielding the sword, viewers can expect epic battles and a thrilling quest rooted in a rich fantasy world.

Clash of the Titans offers mythology devotees another dose of action-packed storytelling set within the tapestry of Greek legend. This quest-driven narrative is steeped in the struggle between humans and gods, similar to the supernatural elements found in The Scorpion King.

As a sequel to Clash of the Titans, Wrath of the Titans continues the saga within the realm of Greek mythology and captures much of the same action and drama that makes The Scorpion King compelling.

Adapted from a video game, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time combines adventure, mystical time travel, and the romance of ancient lands. Its fast-paced plot and charming rogue hero might remind audiences of The Scorpion King's own swashbuckling antics.