Movies take us into two types of worlds: worlds beyond our imagination and worlds within our reach but have yet to experience. Good movies are the ones that lift you off your seat and make you feel as if you are right there with the character traveling, experiencing, and living. And let’s face it, a lot of the places on your bucket list are on there because you saw it in a movie.

Looking for more travel inspo for your next getaway? Ready your popcorn and drinks! You may not be able to travel right now, but these films will definitely kindle your wanderlust:

These films—Before Sunrise (1995), Before Sunset (2004), and Before Midnight (2013)—span eighteen years and feature three gorgeous European cities, and tell one epic romance between two strangers who meet on a train and decide to get off in Vienna to spend a whole day together. The rest, as the saying goes, is history.

If you've always wanted to travel to Europe and had a liking for deep and meaningful dialogues, then this movie is perfect for you. Be swept away by Jesse and Celine’s winding romance against the beautiful sceneries of Vienna, Paris, and Messenia in Greece.

This romantic comedy tells the story of Rachel Chu who travels to Singapore to meet her boyfriend’s extremely wealthy family for the first time. Upon her arrival, she’s immediately thrust into Singaporean high society, which is a blend of extravagance and drama.

From the stunning Gardens By the Bay to the mouth-watering local cuisine served in bustling Chinatown, Singapore will definitely make it to your travel bucket list long before the credits roll.

One of the many perks of travel is the opportunity to discover and learn more about ourselves. This film centers on that idea as it follows the story of Elizabeth Gilbert who embarks on a journey of self-discovery to three countries: Italy, India, and Indonesia.

This film is a great example of how fabulous a year of long-term travel could be. It might even inspire you to embark on your own soul-searching adventure, too!

This local film is about two Filipinos living in beautiful Hokkaido, Japan. The story centers on perception as it features Lea, who is suffering from temporary blindness. Tonyo, a Filipino who lives across from her, tries to build a connection with her and insists on becoming a friend. Despite Lea's initial reluctance, they eventually build a relationship.

Paired with the serene backdrop of Sapporo’s capital city, this will definitely encourage you to take a trip to Japan!

Get ready to go on a road trip underneath the Tuscan sun and through sprawling vineyards! The film follows the story of Sophie who goes on a pre-honeymoon with her fiancé in Verona, Italy where she meets Juliet’s secretaries—the women who write back to the people who leave letters at Juliet’s House. She ends up joining their group for the day and answers a letter dated fifty years ago. To her surprise, she meets the writer of the letter, Claire, and her grandson a week later, who flew in with the intention of finding her first love across the Tuscan region.

The film features various locations in Siena and Verona, including the famous Casa di Giulietta (Juliet’s House), and will definitely tempt you to go on a spontaneous trip to the most romantic city in the world!

Sofia Coppola’s critically-acclaimed drama features the unexpected and thrilling side of traveling and shows us that the people we meet and the relationships we build between all the sightseeing are what make travels more memorable.

Set in Japan’s bustling and neon-lit capital, it will lure you to name Tokyo as your next travel destination and can give you a glimpse of the country’s rich culture.

A break-up doesn’t only mean the end, but can be an opportunity for new beginnings. This is one of the key takeaways of this local 2015 hit starring Angelica Panganiban and JM de Guzman. This story revolves around a chance encounter between strangers who form an instant connection and help mend each other’s broken hearts.

The film takes you to various domestic locations such as Manila, Baguio, and Sagada.