I’m not gonna lie-a lot of stuff about WANDERLUST seems pretty awesome to me:
- Paul Rudd is in it
- Jennifer Aniston is getting her comedy groove back on (HORRIBLE BOSSES was a start, but there’s plenty to go until things like “Marley & Me” and “Just Go With It” are erased from my scarred memory)
- Judd Apatow is producing
- the theme of yuppies vs. hippies has always been a fun one
- Justin Theroux is in it too
- and pretty much everything else as well:
The movie opens next Friday but HEY! we have some tickets to give away to this screening:
- Wednesday, February 22nd
- AMC Mazza Gallerie
- 7:30pm
And you want to go. So-to enter to win tell us where would you move if you could move anywhere (and why). We’ll notify the winners on Monday.
New Orleans for its easy going style, music, and cocktails to go.
I’m not picky, anywhere I can have a mountain view and some sort of body of water. First choice America, second choice Europe.
I would love to move to New York City for the entertainment and diverse culture!
Sydney, Australia. A cosmopolitan and stunning city with everything you could ever desire: a local coffee/cafe culture, an all-hours diverse nightlife (dayclub, anyone?), gorgeous beaches with bright blue water, some of the world’s most unique flora and fauna (where else can you feed wild cockatoos in the parks and EAT kangaroo?), an amazing music scene (the indie scene is incredible), a laid-back and egalitarian culture where you can find doctors and plumbers having a beer (or seven) together at the local pub, and, last but not least, beautiful and friendly women (and men) with sexy accents. How could you not want to live Down Under?
Tahiti, so that I can relive my childhood dreams of being a Barbie Superstar!
Tahiti Barbie = best doll in the Barbie Superstar line
Madrid, Spain- I lived there for 6 months 5 years ago and I still haven’t gotten used to NOT taking a nap at 2pm everyday…
I would move to Germany! I’ve always been fascinated by German culture, and I think I would love it there.
ORLANDO! I love you, Orlando
Home of Sea World
and Disney
and Putt-Putt Golfing
Cape Town. Most beautiful place on earth. And have you seen the boys and heard their accent?
I would move to an tropical island off the coast of peru where I would have a wacky octopus neighbor who teaches me how to be a better father and husband.
After visiting for a day as part of a cruise this past fall, my fiancee and I have decided that we’ll be spending our retirement years in Costa Rica. Beautiful beyond compare, white sand beaches with crystal clear blue water, rainforests, howler monkeys, great food, low cost of living – what more can you ask for?!?!
Darwin, Minnesota, home of the world’s largest ball of twine to be made by a single person. Sure, the one in Branson, Missouri is slightly bigger, but that was made by a bunch of people. But Darwin is where it’s at. I would be the rowdiest partier at Twine Ball Day (second Saturday of every August).
I would move to the attick of my friends house but no tell him I was living there … how else am I supposed to hide from the police
I would move to Pensacola, FL. Reason? Because my education and income would probably mean more there than it does in DC. and it’d be easier to get dates and hook-ups. They also have some nice beaches now that the oil is gone. Just being honest!
Back home! I miss Seattle every day – so much water and gorgeous mountains in the distance. And the great vegan food!
I would move to northwestern Florida because I can be in three states within hours, almost like I can be in two states (Maryland and Virginia) within minutes because I live in Washington, DC. I can’t imagine living in a long state like California, driving for hours and still be in the same state.
Brazil for sure. My mom is from there and I have tons of family there, except I would only visit them in the “Iowa” of the country and would live in a hut on the beach in Bahia and sell snacks and braid hair for a living under the beautiful sunny sky.
Greenland. Lots of ice, not a lot of people. Perfect for the antisocial hermit with ice running through her veins.
Bend Oregon for the craft beer
Rio de Janeiro, the name of the city itself sounds like mardi gras.
Danse, live music, people, beaches,…a city bustling with animations.
But it’s not just the city, it’s Brazil, Amazonia, astonishing landscapes, forests, rivers…my Indiana Jones spirit cannot resist to the promise of adventure.
Rio? A city for a bright young lady, don’t you think? sounds perfect for me.
Assuming I’m not too dumb to learn the language, Greece. The dollar probably goes pretty far right about now, so its affordable. More importantly, it’s composed largely of islands with great beaches, dramatic cliffs, and the Adriatic and Aegean Seas. The one time I was there, the people were extremely friendly. The seafood would be great, and they are apparently making fine wines (other than retsina) these days. It’s a bedrock of western culture, and with old buildings and ruins of old buildings, it is hard to imagine a place where one would live with such a strong sense of cultural history.
Liverpool city centre for the music, culture, and of course, the mighty reds.
I could move here: Trinidad and Tobago:)Because the green is cheap and it is beautiful, beautiful people, beautiful beaches…who would ask for more.
Washington, DC because nothing is stopping me from picking up and moving anywhere in the world — I just choose to live in the city that I love. It helps that all the women are beautiful and brilliant.
To Virgin Gorda a small island in the British Virgin Islands. The tranquility, the baths, trails, beaches and most of all the people are great!!! Love the food too.
Venice before it’s gone, and for the bragging rites!
Into your pants.
I would move to Berlin and learn German and do other things like dance.