100+ Movies like The Mummy
Legion of the Dead
Both "Legion of the Dead" and "The Mummy" revolve around an ancient Egyptian mummy being accidentally awakened in the present day after its tomb is disturbed by archaeologists or explorers. The mummy is an evil entity - in The Mummy it is Princess Ahmanet who made a pact with the deity Set, while in Legion of the Dead it is the priestess Aneh-Tet who worshipped Set. In both cases, the mummy seeks to perform a ritual sacrifice to gain immense power and dominate the world. The protagonists, including a female lead, must race against time to stop the mummy from completing the ritual and unleashing destruction. The mummies command legions of undead servants and can reanimate the dead. Key plot points involve the mummies hunting down the protagonists, killing off supporting characters, and the protagonists ultimately finding a way to defeat the mummy, though leaving the door open for further adventures.
The Mummy Returns
Both "The Mummy Returns" and "The Mummy" revolve around an ancient Egyptian mummy being resurrected in the present day and unleashing supernatural forces that threaten humanity. The protagonists, including adventurers and archaeologists, must stop the mummy's evil plans and defeat the ancient Egyptian deities and armies they seek to control. In The Mummy, Princess Ahmanet makes a deal with the deity Set and attempts to free him, while in The Mummy Returns, the resurrected Imhotep seeks to defeat the Scorpion King to gain control of Anubis' army. Both movies feature battles against undead forces like zombies and mummies, as well as ancient curses and artifacts with mystical powers. The core story arcs involve the protagonists racing against time to prevent the mummies from accomplishing their goals of unleashing ancient evil forces upon the world. They must overcome various obstacles, including being pursued by the mummies' minions and navigating ancient tombs and ruins to uncover clues to stop the threats.
The Curse of King Tut's Tomb
Both "The Curse of King Tut's Tomb" and "The Mummy" revolve around an ancient Egyptian curse being unleashed in the present day. In "The Mummy", the evil Princess Ahmanet is resurrected and seeks to free the deity Set, while in "The Curse of King Tut's Tomb", the demon Set is released after the emerald tablet that imprisoned him is reassembled. The protagonists in both films - Nick Morton and Danny Fremont - are initially unaware of the ancient forces they are dealing with but become embroiled in the conflict and must stop the villains from achieving their nefarious goals. They are aided by female companions - Jenny Halsey and Azelia Barakat - who have knowledge of the supernatural. The movies feature ancient Egyptian mythology, curses, and the battle between good and evil forces. They also involve journeys to tombs and the underworld, as well as the resurrection of ancient rulers - Ahmanet and Tutankhamun - who play pivotal roles in the climactic confrontations against Set and his minions.
Scooby-Doo! in Where's My Mummy?
Both "Scooby-Doo! in Where's My Mummy?" and "The Mummy" revolve around an ancient Egyptian mummy being awakened in the present day after being entombed for centuries. In "The Mummy", the evil Princess Ahmanet is resurrected and seeks to unleash the deity Set, while in "Scooby-Doo! in Where's My Mummy?", Cleopatra's undead army is awakened to protect her buried treasure. The mummies command supernatural forces and undead minions to achieve their goals, which the protagonists must stop. The stories follow the protagonists' journey to uncover the truth behind the mummies' curses and defeat them, often involving perilous encounters with the mummies' powers. Both films blend action, adventure, and horror elements with ancient Egyptian mythology.
Gods of Egypt
Both "Gods of Egypt" and "The Mummy" revolve around ancient Egyptian mythology and deities, with powerful gods and goddesses playing central roles. The main conflict arises from an evil god (Set in "Gods of Egypt", Ahmanet in "The Mummy") seeking to unleash destruction and gain ultimate power, while the protagonist (Horus and Nick Morton, respectively) must stop them. The stories involve the protagonists embarking on a quest to regain lost power or abilities, aided by mortal companions (Bek and Jenny Halsey). They face challenges from the villains' undead armies and supernatural forces. Ultimately, the protagonists defeat the villainous gods by harnessing divine powers, restoring balance, and protecting humanity. The movies blend action, adventure, and Egyptian mythology with themes of destiny, sacrifice, and the battle between good and evil.
The Pyramid
Both "The Mummy" and "The Pyramid" involve ancient Egyptian mythology and curses. In "The Mummy", a mummified Egyptian princess is resurrected and seeks to unleash the deity Set, while in "The Pyramid", an archaeological team disturbs the tomb of the Egyptian god Anubis. Both movies feature protagonists who become entangled with these ancient forces and must stop them from wreaking havoc. The movies share similar themes of exploring ancient tombs, unleashing curses, and battling ancient Egyptian deities and their undead minions. The protagonists in both films face life-threatening situations within the confines of the tombs and must use their wits to survive and prevent catastrophic events from unfolding.
Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears
Both "Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears" and "The Mummy" revolve around an ancient Egyptian tomb containing a powerful artifact that is disturbed, unleashing a curse. In "The Mummy", the tomb of Princess Ahmanet is uncovered, resurrecting her and allowing her to pursue an evil agenda of freeing the deity Set. In "Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears", the tomb of Alexander the Great's secret bride is discovered, triggering a curse that affects the characters. The protagonists in both films, Nick Morton and Phryne Fisher, become entangled in supernatural events stemming from the disturbance of these tombs. They face threats from resurrected ancient forces and must prevent catastrophic consequences while navigating personal relationships and character arcs. The movies share a common theme of ancient Egyptian mythology and curses coming to life in the modern world, driving the central conflicts and adventures.
The Sickhouse
Both "The Sickhouse" and "The Mummy" involve an ancient evil force being accidentally resurrected by present-day characters - in "The Mummy", it's the mummified Egyptian princess Ahmanet, while in "The Sickhouse" it's the malevolent spirit of a medieval plague doctor. The protagonists (Nick/Anna) stumble upon this ancient evil while pursuing archaeological discoveries, unleashing a supernatural threat that begins to wreak havoc. They must race against time to stop the evil force from spreading and causing more destruction, while also battling for their own survival against the undead forces controlled by the resurrected evil. The stories parallel each other with the theme of the past colliding with the present, ancient curses being unleashed, and ordinary people being thrust into extraordinary circumstances involving ancient mythology and the supernatural.
Treasure Buddies
Both "Treasure Buddies" and "The Mummy" involve an ancient Egyptian artifact or tomb that unleashes a powerful, malevolent force when disturbed. In "The Mummy", it is the sarcophagus of Princess Ahmanet that brings her back to life, while in "Treasure Buddies", it is the quest to find Queen Cleocatra's tomb and the Collar of Cleocatra that awakens the tomb's protectors. The protagonists in both films are initially unaware of the dangers they are unleashing and must race against time to stop the evil force before it causes widespread destruction. There are also grave robbers or treasure hunters with selfish motives who seek to exploit the artifacts for their own gain. Ultimately, the heroes triumph by using their wits and the artifacts themselves to defeat the villains and contain the ancient threat.
Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb
Both "Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb" and "The Mummy" revolve around an ancient Egyptian artifact that possesses mystical powers - the Tablet of Ahkmenrah in "Night at the Museum" and the Dagger of Set in "The Mummy". The artifacts are discovered by archaeologists and unleash supernatural forces that threaten the present day. In "Night at the Museum", the tablet's corrosion causes the museum exhibits to come to life and act erratically, while in "The Mummy", the dagger allows the mummified Princess Ahmanet to be resurrected and wreak havoc. The protagonists, Larry Daley and Nick Morton, embark on a quest to restore the artifacts' power and stop the chaos, traveling to London and Egypt respectively. They are aided by allies like Ahkmenrah and Jenny Halsey, and face antagonists like Lancelot and Ahmanet who seek to harness the artifacts' power for nefarious purposes. Both movies culminate in a climactic battle to prevent an ancient evil from being unleashed, and the protagonists ultimately succeed in restoring order, though at a personal cost.