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

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) The Girl

"The Girl" (Laurie Bird), her motivations obscure, joins "The Driver" (James Taylor) and "The Mechanic" (Dennis Wilson) while they're stopped at an Arizona diner in Two-Lane Blacktop 1971.