Comino’s stunning landscapes and crystal-clear waters have made it a sought-after filming location for several major Hollywood productions. From epic historical dramas to romantic classics, the island’s beauty has captivated filmmakers and audiences alike.

Here are some famous movies filmed around the Blue Lagoon and Comino:

1. The Blue Lagoon (1980): A romantic survival drama about two young castaways who grow up on a deserted tropical island after being stranded following a shipwreck. The film’s breathtaking shots of Comino’s lagoon helped make the location world-famous, with many visitors still drawn by the movie’s idyllic scenery.
2. Troy (2004): This epic war film, inspired by Homer’s Iliad, follows the legendary battle between the Greeks and Trojans. Comino’s rugged coastline and limestone cliffs provided a perfect backdrop for the ancient Greek setting, enhancing the film’s dramatic battle sequences.
3. The Count of Monte Cristo (2002): Based on the classic novel by Alexandre Dumas, the movie tells the story of Edmond Dantès, a man wrongfully imprisoned who escapes and seeks revenge. Comino’s Blue Lagoon was used to depict the Mediterranean’s exotic locations, adding an air of authenticity to the period drama.
4. Swept Away (2002): A romantic drama about a wealthy woman stranded on a deserted island with a working-class fisherman. The stunning vistas of Comino played a significant role in showcasing the beauty and isolation of the story’s setting.
5. Popeye (1980): A musical adventure comedy based on the beloved cartoon character, Popeye. Although the primary set was built in Mellieħa, Comino’s picturesque shores were used for some scenic shots that added to the film’s whimsical atmosphere.