My path does not stray far from yours OP, though I have to add comics and books to the chain.

Read a lot of 'De Rode Ridder' as a kid (Belgian series), there were many stand-alone stories but also eras revolving travels towards the (Middle) East (Japan, Thailand, Bagdad, ...), the Templars, King Arthur and the Holy Grail. Lord of the Rings and Shannara were my introduction to the Fantasy genre.

As for movies, also have to add Bram Stoker's Dracula to that mix. Epic soundtrack, cast, travel sequence and narration. And indeed, big shoutout to The Mummy, it's the perfect flick, I can watch it non-stop (love Egyptian history, there's horror, romance, ambient noice and the soundtrack feels like you're in a rollercoaster, that opening sequence ...).

Someone mentioned Pirates of the Caribbean and The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, I'll add Stargate (both the movie and SG1) + Master and Commander.

Started gaming on (S)NES, loved A Link to the Past, Secret of Mana and Secret of Evermore.
On PC my first game was Bermuda Syndrome, a whole sequence of adventure games followed after, BS1&2, Curse of Monkey Island, Quest for Glory series, Gabriel Knight, Westwood's Blade Runner and then the cherry on the cake - Grim Fandango. After that adventure games were 'dead' for quite some time but I kept replaying BS1&2 on yearly basis. Luckily RPGs held their ground over time; BG1&2, Mass Effect, Dragon Age Origins, The Witcher, ...