Some movies have the ability to make you cry while others make you laugh or fall in love. In our opinion, the best motion pictures make you want to pack your bags and head out to catch the next flight. These movies have a ton of beautiful cinematic scenes from picturesque locations that will have you glued to the screen in awe.
So, if you are interested in movies that focus on the outdoors, this list is for you.
1. In Bruges
When it comes to travel movies, “In Bruges” is definitely unique and different from the ones out there. The movie falls into the genre of dark comedy and follows three main characters while being filmed in Belgium. This Martin McDonagh-directed comedy will not only have you rolling around with laughter but also make you want to get on the very next airplane to Belgium.
The Guardian/Pexels | The movie’s lead cast includes big names like Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson
2. Before Sunrise – Before Sunset – Before Midnight
If you are someone who loves the grand European panorama, this movie series is one to watch. Packed with scenic views and intense dialogues, the three movies take you on a tour of places like Vienna and Austria before heading off to Paris, France, and last but not the least, to the Greek Islands. Even if you don’t like travel movies, you can always enjoy a good old romantic flick, which is certainly one of the elements the trilogy has on offer.
IMDb/Pexels | Fall in love with the European locations
3. Amelie
Paris is a place that many wish to visit because of its architectural beauty and the city’s grandeur. ‘Amelie’ is a true French masterpiece that showcases the streets of Paris in a way that will entice you to pay the city a visit. The 2001 movie is comedic in nature with a sprinkling of romance and scenic sights that will make you fall in love with the French way of life.
4. Wild
Starring Academy Award winner Reese Witherspoon, this movie is not as light-hearted as the other ones on the list. “Wild” follows a grieving woman who sets out on a journey of over 1000 miles to gain some closure after the passing of her mother. Directed by Jean-Marc Vallée, this is one of those movies that you might not watch again but will certainly leave a lasting impression on the viewer.
Little White Lies/Pexels | Despite the gloomy undertones of the film, the movie depicts the undeniable beauty of the Pacific Northwest in the U.S.
So, which movie are you planning to watch tonight?
