Movies that feel like a Lana Del Rey song
The films and shows that come up most across 12 Lana Del Rey songs on Soundtrackd, matched on mood, themes and setting. Each one says why it fits.
Song by song
Bartender
A lonely, wry late-night confession to a bartender, where heartbreak and self-medication are cloaked in dreamy, world-weary Americana romance.
Crazy Heart, A Star Is Born, Paris, Texas
Born To Die
A doomed, glamorous romance told with fatalistic tenderness, where love feels like destiny and ruin at once.
Bonnie and Clyde, Badlands, Romeo + Juliet
Breaking Up Slowly
A weary, tender goodbye to a love that is fading rather than exploding, sung with dusty Southern melancholy and resigned grace.
Blue Valentine, Crazy Heart, Nashville
Brooklyn Baby
A languid, dreamy longing for cool, bohemian coolness mixed with self‑aware sarcasm.
Frances Ha, Girls, The Last Days of Disco
Did you Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd
A dreamy, bittersweet confession that feels both intimate and cinematic.
Mulholland Drive, The Virgin Suicides, Big Little Lies
For Free
A tender, melancholy meditation on fame, art and sincerity: a street musician plays for love of music while the famous chase success, all in a soft, faded-glamour haze.
Inside Llewyn Davis, Once, Begin Again
Summertime Sadness
A hazy, glamorous melancholy where a last golden summer of love turns into longing, with sorrow made to look beautiful.
The Virgin Suicides, Call Me by Your Name, Blue Valentine
The Other Woman
A velvet-voiced, resigned confession from the mistress: glamorous on the surface, lonely in the quiet hours, waiting by the phone for a man who belongs to someone else.
Fatal Attraction, In the Mood for Love, Carol
Thunder
A tender, fatalistic love song about loving someone you know will leave, wrapped in slow, stormy, bittersweet glamour.
Blue Valentine, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Carol
Ultraviolence
A hazy, beautiful surrender to a toxic love, where pain and devotion blur into a velvet-voiced romantic fatalism.
Blue Velvet, Atomic Blonde, Mulholland Drive
Video Games
A hazy, devoted, melancholy love song about quiet domestic moments with a man who barely gives back, wrapped in faded Hollywood glamour and longing.
Blue Valentine, The Virgin Suicides, Sunset Boulevard
White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter
A hushed, dreamy reverie of American wilderness and tender longing, where a lover is cast as a mythic hunter and the whole song feels like a half-remembered vision.
The New World, Days of Heaven, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford