Adventure Travel Movies

Looking for inspiration ? or just another movie to feed your hunger for travel on Saturday night? I have got it all, here are some of the movies that are born of pure love of travel. The type of movies a person likes says a lot about them. So, you may learn a lot about ourselves, because we've chosen what we think are the best travel movies to watch.

Into the Wild 
The true story of Christopher "Alexander Supertramp" McCandless's disappearance and demise in the Alaskan wilderness can be viewed as poetic or moronic, depending who you talk to. But there's no denying the essential sense of beauty and desolation in Sean Penn's filmic take on the story. As McCandless, Emile Hirsch rides the rails, kayaks the Colorado River, summits snowy peaks, races into the Pacific, and embodies a classically American vision of unchecked wanderlust—exuberant, unstoppable, and foolish.

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Walter Mitty is the visual embodiment of "Wanderlust," following a daydreaming, work-laden Life magazine employee as he embarks on a journey his own imagination couldn't have conjured. Looking for one lost, cover-worthy photo slide from renowned photojournalist Sean O'Connell, Mitty heads from the streets of Manhattan to Greenland to Iceland and even to the Himalayas.

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles 
Set around Thanksgiving, Planes uses the travel rush in the days leading up to the holiday as a more-than-worthy comedic vehicle. Steve Martin goofs as Neal Page, who faces a series of travel nightmares on his trip from New York City to Chicago in advance of Turkey Day. After his flight is canceled due to inclement weather, Page ends up sharing his trip home with salesman Del Griffith, played by the late, great John Candy.

Before Sunrise 
Richard Linklater turned the stroll-and-talk into an art form in his slow-cinema trilogy. It all began with this quiet, lovely indie, which features a baby-faced Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy flirting and philosophizing as they wander the cobblestone streets of Vienna after hours.

Lost in Translation 
Lost in Translation chronicles the budding friendship of two Americans in Tokyo, shot in typically beautiful Sofia Coppola fashion. From the upmarket Park Hyatt hotel to the neon-filled karaoke bars and streets, the movie is like a tourism ad for Tokyo.

Under the Tuscan Sun 
Before there was Eat, Pray, Love, there was Under the Tuscan Sun—the story of a woman who buys a villa in Italy after her marriage falls apart. As we watch Frances (Diane Lane) renovate her gorgeous new house and take day trips to the Amalfi Coast, the thought of dropping everything to move to Tuscany suddenly doesn’t seem so ridiculous.

The Motorcycle Diaries 
This is where it all began for Ernesto "Che" Guevara, whose road trip across Latin America with his pal Alberto Granado opened Che's eyes to political injustice. Director Walter Salles filmed their travels through major landmarks in South America, as per Che's memoir, from the Andes mountain range to Machu Picchu and even a leper colony in San Pablo.

Midnight in Paris 
Gil Pender, played by Owen Wilson, is a wide-eyed screenwriter and aspiring novelist on a trip to Paris with his fiancée. Like many tourists in the City of Light, he retraces the steps of Parisian creatives past, drinking coffee in the same places they once did—until, late one night, a car of these very icons appears, sweeping him back in time to an evening of revelry among the literati of the 1920s.

So, guys, this is my list of favorite adventure movies that feed my travel hunger. leave a quick comment about what is your favorite travel movies. thank you for reading and I hope I found you Saturday night adventure movie.