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An Essay On The Movie 'Motor Cycle Diaries'

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Ten best travel movies that everyone must watch
Movies have strange ability to connect with people instantly. You can like them or dislike them but you can’t ignore them. Good movies not only entertain you but they can make you cry, laugh and inspire at the same time. Movies are the way of life that takes you to the different world especially travel movies. Seeing Beautiful backdrop with eye capturing landscapes, snow wrapped mountain ranges or pristine and pure beaches in the flicks, somewhere rekindle our hidden desire of roaming around the world. Hollywood and Bollywood is filled with plenty of such movies that instigate your travel desire and inspire you to pack your bag and embark on a journey. Here’s we present a list of best travel movies of all the times, which will inspire you to full fill your dream of …show more content…

This is story of three brothers who travel across India with a hope of bonding each other. While brother were on their spiritual journey, the movie takes you to the wonderful vistas of India.

Motor Cycle Diaries: it is a biopic about the journey and written memoir of 23 year old Ernesto Guevara. The film recounts the 1952 expedition, initially by motorcycle, across South America by Guevara and his friend Alberto Granado. During this journey they have undergone a life transforming experience and explore the new aspects of Latin America.

The Bucket List: An inspiring tale of two terminally ill men who escape from a cancer ward to a road trip with a wish list to do before they kick the bucket. It is one of the best movies that take you around the world. The duo can make you laugh and cry in real time. Their expedition includes skydiving, driving a Shelby Mustang, dinning at Chevre d’or in France, visit to Taj Mahal, India, riding motorcycles on the Great Wall of China, a lion safari in Africa, and visit to the base of Mt. Everest in

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