Underhill, you were thinking of "Bon Voyage" with Virginie Ledoyen, Grégori Dérangère, Isabelle Adjani and Gérard Dépardieu, among others.

But, uh, Thierry Lhermitte wasn't in it.

Great list! I guess I'm heading to the video store! I'll add my votes for Enchanted April, A Room With a View and Out of Africa as well.

A few oldies but goodies:
Paris-When the Cat's away and Love in the afternoon,

Provence-Pagnol's Fanny Trilogy,

London- Blow-up and A Touch of Class,

Greece-Never on Sunday,

Spain-Belle Epoque and Spirit of the Beehive,

Germany-Wings of Desire and Run, Lola, Run.

The Lord of the Rings trilogy

The Secret of Roan Inish

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

March of the Penguins

Does anyone remember "A Little Romance" from the early 80's? With Diane Lane and Lawrence Olivier? Two teenage lovers have to get from Paris to Venice to kiss under the bridge of sighs at sunset in order to make sure their love is eternal?

Also "The Comfort of Strangers" with Rupert Everett, Helen Mirren and Christopher Walken. Beautiful and creepy and oh so Venice! If you've never seen it, you must do so NOW!!

Likewise for "Don't look now" with Donald Suderland and Julie Christie.
Another film making Venice creepy!

Passport to Paris with the Olsen Twins. Seriously, give it a shot. Great scenes of Paris.

A lot of people seem to just be listing foreign movies instead of travel movies.

A couple of Pagnol two parters, very nice views of southern France, and very good stories..

Manon des Sources
Jean de Florette

and

La gloire de mon pere (My father's glory)
Le Chateau de Ma Mere (My mother's castle)

He certainly wasn't, although I wish he had been--along with Jean Reno.

Many thanks, Kerouac--it was a film I'd recorded off the air and so had no record of it once we watched it.

Before Sunrise (I had my own "Before Sunrise" scenario in Tokyo with a Japanese model)We are still in contact too;-)

Motorcycle Diaries
Y Tu Mama Tambien
Under the Tuscan Sun

The Red Violin

Only You

An interesting river cruise movie: Apocalypse Now.

For ocean cruise fans: Monkey Business and A Night at the Opera.

Any title from the national lampoons vactions series- they always crack me up. Seriously roman holiday is pretty damn cool.

Thanks to Travelbug for reviving this thread, I must have missed it the first time. Great suggestions for our trip in March to Barcelona and Morocco. We just watched "Little Manhattan" with great scenes of NYC and it reminded me of "A Little Romance" but I didn't remember that it took place in Paris and Venice - now I must rent it!

Romancing the Stone. My trip to Machu Picchu wasn't that far off from the movie. Very adventerous, romantic and even ended up a little dangerous.

Does anyone remember the movie "The Red Balloon?" About the little boy in Montmartre and the balloon that follows him.