Good music + good movie = heaven. Let’s all be true to ourselves — it’s not all the time that great movies get beautiful soundtracks and vice versa. Some movies are not that good but their soundtracks are exceptional. Country music is often used as a soundtrack usually for movies about the South, rural living, romance, and life. And the good thing about country music is that it’s so raw, passionate, and just full of emotions, which makes the movie a whole lot better.

In this blog post, we’ll be sharing four must-watch movies with good country music soundtracks. Of course, you should line up these films for your next TV streaming session. You won’t regret it. Let’s start!

Django Unchained… holy cow. The country music in this movie was something else. Like from the start, the soundtrack had this Southern feel that complemented the story of Django as a bounty hunter. There’s Freedom by Anthony Hamilton and Elayna Boynton and Ain’t No Grave. The music felt so raw like it could’ve been played on a porch somewhere back then. It’s a beautiful movie, really. A true classic that everyone must watch. 

Of course, we can’t miss Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga’s movie. The country music in this movie was straight-up incredible. Shallow and Always Remember Us This Way topped several charts during the movie’s premiere. Also, the story was so beautiful. It’s like we’ve gotten a glimpse of what really happens behind the scenes in the music industry. Their performances were also exceptional. The story felt so real so it was hard to believe that the movie was not based on a true story.

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O Brother, Where Art Thou? is one of those movies that you won’t really forget even after watching it for a very long time. It is set during the Great Depression when three escaped convicts go on a mission to search for a hidden treasure across Mississippi. Its music soundtrack is actually a combination of bluegrass, country, gospel, and folk, but it literally completed the movie and made it a whole lot better.

Crazy Heart is a true love letter to country music. It doesn’t simply use country songs as background. From the very first note, you’ll feel the rawness, honesty, and passion that classic country music is known for. Songs like The Weary Kind (performed in real life by Ryan Bingham) delivered a lot of emotions that many people would relate to. Everything feels so authentic, and Jeff Bridges as Bad Blake literally becomes the music.

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Wrapping Up

Hearing country music as the soundtrack of a movie is one of the best feelings any fan could experience. It’s because there’s something about country music that feels personal. Many people relate to it, and it’s not just about love or about country living. It talks about a lot of things, including family, hope, sorrow, and everything in between. That’s why you must give these movies a try and let us know what you think. Happy watching!

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