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Adventure movies to share with you Time Bandits When an 11 year old boy who loved history and overactive imagination found a magical door in his bedroom, he and a group of naughty time travel dwarfs who had given up the task of repairing the cave began an adventure journey through various historical times to accumulate eternal wealth in time and space. The crew traveled through time and space together and met Robin Hood, King Agamemnon, Napoleon Bonaparte and other historical figures. Made by Terry Gilliam, this adventure movie is very strange, and it goes too far in all the best aspects. Mary Poppins According to the children's book of P. L. Travers in 1934, Mary Popins is a live action animated Disney adventure movie, which tells the adventures of a British nanny with strange abilities and fantastic ideas. "Mary Popins" tells a lesson about the importance of treating children as smart people with their own thoughts. She finds that the nanny with the same name takes her two young wards to take magical adventures around London, teaches them the importance of responsibility and realizes that others struggle in life. Ghostbusters
When the three super psychologists lost their university jobs, they decided to set up a new company to investigate the supernatural phenomena and eliminate ghosts with the help of proton packets and nuclear power containment technology. When business improves, they eventually hire a fourth team member. Things looked good until the Ghost Hunting Expendables clashed with the EPA, leading to an accident that filled the city with captured ghosts and supernatural creatures, including the demigod Zuul and the deformed god of destruction Gozer. "Ghost Hunters" is full of creativity, comedy and total absurdity, which is an adventure in the 1980s. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle In 1995, the sequel to the board game theme movie "Game of the Brave: Welcome to the Jungle" starring Robin Williams found that four high school students would go all out to eat breakfast clubs when they were detained - just here, they were finally involved in the video game version of "Game of the Brave". In their simulated reality, they become their avatars, because they try to understand the game mechanism and keep alive long enough to hope to return to the real world. Where the Wild Things Are According to Maurice Sendak's children's story in 1963, The Wilderness is
a real person fantasy adventure movie, which has a long-term and affectionate review of the heartache and beauty brought about by raising children. As an imaginative divorced child, Max was obviously unable to control his emotions, which made his mother into a painful situation. She was really afraid of her children. Max was locked in his room and went to the remote land he imagined. There he met seven wild animals. He was able to convince them that they were kings. Although it is a adventure movie, Wild Land is a complex and well structured story, from which many audiences will find meaning. King Kong In 2005, King Kong was set in the Great Depression, marking the second remake of the original version of the 1933 King Kong adventure movie. When Ann Darrow, a New York actress, was sacrificed to King Kong by the angry residents of Skull Island, her other people found themselves face- to-face with dinosaurs and giant insects. After they managed to escape, crude filmmaker Carl Denham grabbed Kong and put him on Broadway, exactly as it sounded. Peter Jackson's King Kong is an exciting CGI tribute to the original adventure movie and a grand adventure movie, thanks to the strong relationship between Andy Serkis, the action capture legend, and King Kong.
The Green Knight Inspired by the 14th century chivalric romantic poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, David Lowery's psychedelic adventure movie is a story about King Arthur. It tells the story that King Arthur's cousin Gawain is doomed to die in the hands of the legendary Green Knight on his way to the Green Church. While walking through the strange and mysterious forests of medieval England, he encountered talking foxes and ghosts, as well as other strange Life of Pi Adapted from Yann Martel's novel in 2001, "Pi's Life" is a philosophical fantasy adventure, which tells the journey of a young man Pi who survived a shipwreck. Our hero boarded the lifeboat and found that he had to sail across the sea with many zoo animals, including a very hungry Bengal tiger. Surrealism and contemplation, this visually stunning story explores the power of imagination in the face of great pain and loss. Cast Away In the same part of the survival story and the extended FedEx advertisement, "Cast Away" found that the workaholic of global travel and FedEx productivity expert Chuck Nolan unexpectedly forced him to take unpaid leave after his plane crash, leaving him stranded on a desert island
for many years. Trapped in the vast wilderness, Chuck struggled to survive in the difficult situation, with only one volleyball accompanying him. When it comes to survival movies, "Cast Away" is one of the best movies ever made, thanks in large part to Tom Hanks' incredible solo performance in most movies. encounters. Mad Max: Fury Road The fourth "Crazy Max" film "Crazy Max: The Road to Fury" is considered by many to be the best in the series. This independent adventure movie, set in Australia after the end of the world, tells about the alliance between the road warrior Max Rockatansky and Imperator Furiosa, who is a one armed soldier who decides to save the bride of the despotic immortal Joe. "Crazy Road" is not just a diesel punk fantasy, it is a complex and layered story, which tries to find the meaning of the western adventure movie as a feminist national anthem and a re imagined one. It may also be the greatest action movie of all time, including wild stunt work, incredible world architecture, and the best 2-hour car chase you've ever seen. Big Trouble in Little China When Jack Burton, the truck driver, and his friend Wang Chi went to the airport to meet his fiancee, they finally fell into a Chinatown gang conflict
involving a Chinese criminal leader, ancient magic and Chinese warriors from two warring factions Big Trouble in Little China is eccentric, exaggerated, and often absurd in the best way. It provides adventure content and is still the favorite of many movie lovers. In addition, it does a very good job in distorting the concept of the "white savior", because Jack Burton is completely useless, and Wang Chi is the most capable person in the whole film.