Easy Rider. Released: 1969. (Photo: Archive)
Drive. Released: 2011. (Photo: Archive)
Shaft. Released: 1971. (Photo: Archive)
The Straight Story. Released: 1999. (Photo: Archive)
The Great Gatsby. Released: 2013. (Photo: Archive)
Rushmore. Released: 1999. (Photo: Archive)
There Will Be Blood. Released: 2007. (Photo: Archive)
The Royal Tenenbaums. Released: 2001. (Photo: Archive)
Marie Antoinette. Released: 2006. (Photo: Archive)
Pulp Fiction. Released: 1994. (Photo: Archive)
Blue Valentine. Released: 2010. (Photo: Archive)
American Hustle. Released: 2013. (Photo: Archive)
Where The Wild Things Are. Released: 2009. (Photo: Archive)
Guardian’s Of The Galaxy. Released: 2014. (Photo: Archive)
Black Swan. Released: 2011. (Photo: Archive)
Hanna. Released: 2011. (Photo: Archive)
Spring Breakers. Released: 2012. (Photo: Archive)
Tron. Released: 2010. (Photo: Archive)
Greenberg. Released: 2010. (Photo: Archive)
About A Boy. Released: 2002. (Photo: Archive)
Kill Bill. Released: 2003. (Photo: Archive)
Nick & Norah’s Infinite Playlist. Released: 2008. (Photo: Archive)
Dirty Harry. Released: 2003. (Photo: Archive)
Blackboard Jungle. Released: 1955. (Photo: Archive)
Moon. Released: 2009. (Photo: Archive)
Slumdog Millionaire. Released: 2008. (Photo: Archive)
27 Hours. Released: 2011. (Photo: Archive)
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind. Released: 2004. (Photo: Archive)
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. Released: 2007. (Photo: Archive)
Inside Llewyn Davis. Released: 2013. (Photo: Archive)
Pretty in Pink. Released: 1986. (Photo: Archive)
Mean Streets. Released: 1973. (Photo: Archive)
500 Days Of Summer. Released: 2009. (Photo: Archive)
Dancer In The Dark. Released: 2000. (Photo: Archive)
The Perks Of Being A Wallflower. Released: 2012. (Photo: Archive)
Check out this list of our favorite movie soundtracks. These works really enhanced great films and every time we listen, we get nostalgic thinking of the films.
!["I don't want anybody complaining about the length when they sit and watch [television] for eight hours," he said. (Photo: 20th Century Studios release)](https://www.jetss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/IMG_6767-218x150.jpg "‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ | James Cameron defends duration of almost 3 hours")
!["I don't want anybody complaining about the length when they sit and watch [television] for eight hours," he said. (Photo: 20th Century Studios release)](https://www.jetss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/IMG_6767-100x70.jpg "‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ | James Cameron defends duration of almost 3 hours")
