Two-Lane Blacktop - (Movie Clip) The Girl

Two-Lane Blacktop -- (Movie Clip) GTO

"GTO" (Warren Oates) picks up a hitcher headed for Amarillo (Bill Keller) and quickly doubles the amount of dialogue spoken in the opening 20-minutes of Two-Lane Blacktop, 1971.

Two-Lane Blacktop -- (Movie Clip) Punk Road Hogs

"The Driver" (James Taylor), "The Mechanic" (Dennis Wilson) and "The Girl" (Laurie Bird) have their first off-road encounter with "GTO" (Warren Oates) in director Monte Hellman's Two-Lane Blacktop, 1971.

Two-Lane Blacktop -- (Movie Clip) Burnout

After "The Mechanic" (Dennis Wilson) preps the car, "The Driver" (James Taylor) gets into his drag-race zone in the final scene from director Monte Hellman's Two-Lane Blacktop, 1971.

Two-Lane Blacktop -- (Movie Clip) Take A Truce

"The Mechanic" (Dennis Wilson) calms tensions between race rivals "GTO" (Warren Oates), and "The Driver" (James Taylor) while "The Girl" (Laurie Bird) drifts between the poles in Two-Lane Blacktop, 1971.

Two-Lane Blacktop -- (Movie Clip) Maybelline

"GTO" (Warren Oates) is singing along with Chuck Berry's "Maybelline" when he picks up a hitcher with sexual intentions (Harry Dean Stanton) in director Monte Hellman's Two-Lane Blacktop, 1971.

Two-Lane Blacktop -- (Movie Clip) Santa Fe

"The Driver" (James Taylor), "The Mechanic" (Dennis Wilson) and "The Girl" (Laurie Bird) scope prospects at a Santa Fe Drive-in, eventually challenging "Hot Rod Driver" (screenwriter Rudolph Wurlitzer) in Two-Lane Blacktop, 1971.

Two-Lane Blacktop -- (Movie Clip) Some Freaky Bugs

The original "Me and Bobby McGee" plays in the background after "The Driver" (James Taylor) and "The Girl" (Laurie Bird) discuss cicadas and "GTO" (Warren Oates) smolders at the gas pumps, in Two-Lane Blacktop, 1971.