Go travel. NOW. It's never too late.

Rating: 9/10 (10 January 2014)

This movie lays it on thick. Like a transvestite's make up thick. You get everything handed to you: a man with a boring job day dreaming his life away, having become someone he never wanted to be. A man who had dreams and 'an idea of who he wanted to be' when he was young. Inspiring quotes. Then along comes this excuse to get out of the country and off he goes, living adventures and growing into a confident, attractive man who's not afraid to speak his mind. It's not even a cliché, it's all just so damn obvious. But you know what, some people simply do need a wake up call with a sledge hammer in the face and this movie is it. If this movie does not inspire you to go out and live the sh*t out of this life, then I don't know what more you need. I don't know what the director thought when he made this movie, but from the looks of it he REALLY wanted to tell people to just go. Go out, go do what you love, grab the courage (like Ned Stark said: you can't have courage if you have no fear - or something like that), and don't wait. Don't wait for love, don't wait for a job, go live your life. Go see the world. Travel. It'll be your best decision ever.
And you know what, he's right. Follow up on this movie's advice. You won't regret it.
Oh, and about the last part of the movie, I loved it. LOVED it. Made my heart beat faster. Ben Stiller can be sexy. Who knew?