The In-Laws Freebie and the Bean Black Sunday Blue Thunder Kelley's Heroes Catch-22 The Odd Couple The Out-of-Towners (1970) Victor/Victoria Pennies From Heaven Jaws The Deep Smokey and the Bandit Cannonball Run S.O.B. Network
I can't watch David Lynch's Blue Velvet without having to watch Wild At Heart right afterwards. Same goes for Lost Highway and Mulholland Drive.
As some of you may know, The Wicker Man premiered in Britain as part of a double feature with Don't Look Now.
Gonr in 60 Seconds (2000) Fast & Furious The two Mary Poppins movies, and for a third Saving Mr.Banks Mr.Limpet and any Flipper movie
The Five Heartbeats & The Commitments. Eddie & The Cruisers & Rock Star. Gone In 60 Seconds, (the original), & No Man's Land. Thunder Road & Moonshine Highway, (made for Showtime), or Thunder Road & Moonrunners. Moonrunners & The Dukes Of Hazzard, (the movie). Moonrunners was written & directed by Guy Waldron, who created the Dukes TV show. The show was based on the movie, but was even lighter fare & watered down for TV. The movie is based in part on the exploits of Jerry Rushing, famed NC moonshine hauler & part time stock car racer.
Well sure, this is absolutely obvious, but how about these two artifacts? Fully defined an era, and in a similar enough fashion... - Dont Look back - A Hard Day's Night (I know that's not the order of release, but it's the order I'd prefer to see them.)
