Can’t choose just one, so here are a few
George Romero’s Dawn of the Dead
Army of Darkness
The Omega Man
The Quiet Earth
any 90’s TOHO Godzilla movie
Fritz Lang’s Metropolis
There are many more but those come to mind fastest.
more likely I would be stuck in the French castle being taunted all day…
Star Wars Boy, would I love to weild a lightsaber!
*Captain Ron[i/] Boy, would I love to tool around the Caribbean year 'round without a care in the world!
And, although it technically won’t be released until December 2001, as I get deeper into the book I find that living in Middle Earth during the events of *Fellowship of The Ring[i/] would be kinda cool.
‘The Decline of Western Civilization’.
In no particular order:
Indiana Jones (1st or 3rd) Following Indy around the jungles and fighting Nazi’s is very appealing.
Silverado - Scott Glenn, Kevin Kline and Kevin Costner riding horses…yum…
Maverick - Two words: Mel Gibson.
Pride and Prejudice ( A&E version) I’ll just follow Mr. Darcy around like an obsessed little puppy then challenge Elizabeth Bennett to a Cage Match over him in the final climatic scene.
EverAfter - Dougray Scott, hmmmmmmmmmmmm.
Adventures of Robin Hood - Errol Flynn Version or even the Costner version ( both have excellent villians)
I am, if you did not notice, motivated by the male factor here.
Without a doubt, Waterworld. After they find land.
…uhh, does this have to be, like, a mainstream theater type of film? Because I’ve seen a few tapes at home of the, er, adult nature that, well, I wouldn’t mind being in the middle of.
…well, somebody was going to say it.
Otherwise, for some reason, The Man Without A Face and Shadowlands come to mind for beautiful scenery.
…and, of course, Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure.
Wow, Tracer, I remember Logans Run!
I would pick Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid, Robin Hood, STAR WARS, Toy Story, but most of all:
Harry Potter!!!
Definetely 007. My name is Bill…“Wildest” Bill.
I’d like to live in THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE. I’d kill Dobbs, and make off with all the gold dust!
umm…you WANT to live in those situations? 
my vote? hmmm…I suppose I’ll agree with jab1…Star Trek TNG is a nice utopia (yet still has lots o’ adventure)
That’s where you go when you die. (if you’ve been good)
Star Trek, Star Wars (as long as I’m a Jedi), Fifth Element…