By the 2000s, reviews have found "The Adventurers" entertaining as an unintentional comedy. In 2005, it was listed in "The Official Razzie Movie Guide" as one of the Top Ten Best Bad films of all time, with author John Wilson writing that the movie "ha not even one believable character, performance, or line of dialogue. But it’s all done with such utter sincerity that it’s far more entertaining than this same material would be in the hands of anyone but utter incompetents." Paul Mavis, reviewing the Warner Archive DVD release, enjoyed its outrageousness, stating "The Adventurers" is, "part "faux"-David Lean, part lurid comic book with funny accents and naked breasts--and all of it an irresistible, frequently maddening mess."