Sean Connery

From cowboy hats to baseball caps, this list pretty much has it all.

You'll find thrills, chills, and a good dose of that '70s flair that makes these movies uniquely charming.

The 1960s gave us some phenomenal war dramas that, for one reason or another, didn't get as much of a limelight as they should have.

Anti-war sentiment was strong in the 1960s, understandably; still, some of those movies flew under everyone's radar, it seems. Doesn't make them any less great, though (except maybe that one war musical starring Maggie Smith – sorry, Maggie.)

The 80s: the era of bright colors, big hair, and neon. But hidden in all that glitz and glam were some real diamond-in-the-rough spy films that didn't get their due.

From high-stakes mob drama to love in the age of jazz, these films kind of have that Cotton Club vibe and flair.

Some of them are animated, some – star-studded, and each and every one of them – hits just a bit too close to home.