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'Lost in Translation' -

Bill Murray’s character Bob is in Tokyo to star in an ad for Suntory whiskey. But did you know that the brand actually exists? Find some to drink while watching the film, because after all, “for relaxing times, make it Suntory time.”

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'Mad Men' -

While this show isn’t light on the drinking by any means, it particularly highlights the old fashioned, Don Draper’s favorite drink.

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'A Clockwork Orange' -

Used in this dystopian film to ramp up the characters for violence, the Moloko Plus allegedly contains milk and hallucinogens. While we can’t recommend that specifically, there are numerous alternative recipe options that can be found online.

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'Bridget Jones’s Diary' -

The hilarious and relatable Bridget Jones has an affinity for raunchy language and vodka shots. You too can choose vodka and Chaka Khan while watching this film. However, feel free to combine that vodka with a mixer.

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'Casablanca' -

While there may not be many more cocktails, there are other drinks. Drowning his sorrows, Rick sits down with a bottle of brandy and drinks it neat. For this film, you can definitely pick for your mood.

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James Bond - Arguably the most obvious cocktail/movie combination out there, James Bond was a big fan of his vodka martini—shaken, not stirred, of course.

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'Casino Royale' -

The only exception to Bond’s classic martini is when Daniel Craig orders a Vesper martini instead during ‘Casino Royale,’ breaking the cycle. The Vesper martini is a mix of gin, vodka, and lillet blanc.

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'The Big Lebowski' -

In this hilarious 1998 comedy, Jeff Bridges plays Jeffrey Lebowski, better known as “The Dude.” His drink of choice? A seemingly endless line of white Russians.

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'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' -

This is a drink combo that certainly packs a punch. In this black comedy, Johnny Depp and Benicio Del Toro’s characters sit on a hotel patio drinking Singapore slings with a side of mezcal. If the cocktail doesn’t get you, the mezcal will!

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'The Seven-Year Itch' -

In this classic Marilyn Monroe film, Richard Sherman (played by Tom Ewell) proudly states that he made his own breakfast, consisting of “a peanut butter sandwich and two whiskey sours.”

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'Groundhog Day' -

On one of his many repeated days, Bill Murray orders a sweet vermouth on the rocks with a twist to impress Rita (played by Andie MacDowell). Quoting her own line back to her that it “reminds [him] of Rome.”

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'Silence of the Lambs' -

One of the creepiest lines in the movie, Hannibal Lecter reveals that he killed a census taker and “ate his liver with fava beans and a nice Chianti,” before making a truly horrifying noise.

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'Cocktail' -

While ‘Cocktail’ may be full of different drinks, the Red Eye stands out. First seen when Brian Flanagan (Tom Cruise) walks into the bar to try and get a job, it’s revealed later to be a hangover cure. Mix together vodka, tomato juice, one can of beer, and one raw egg to help you out the morning after.

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'Casablanca' -

Despite the fact that much of this film takes place in Rick’s Café Americain, there aren’t many cocktails referenced. The one that is, however, is the French 75. It consists of gin, lemon, simple syrup, and Champagne.

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'Meet the Parents' -

In this hilarious in-laws comedy, Robert De Niro, playing Ben Stiller’s girlfriend’s father, is consistently making Tom Collins.

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'Bonfire of the Vanities' -

In the scene where Bruce Willis meets with Arthur, he orders a sidecar. The elderly man isn’t supposed to drink, but for this delicious cocktail, he’s willing to tempt fate.

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'Blues Brothers' -

This movie actually increased the popularity of the orange whip cocktail. John Candy mentions it multiple times in a row, in a line that has been referenced repeatedly in pop culture. It’s made up of rum, vodka, cream, and orange juice.

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'Some Like It Hot' -

Yet another Marilyn Monroe film, her character makes an impromptu Manhattan cocktail while sitting in the bed of her train car.

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The 'Harry Potter' films -

This book-turned-movie franchise doesn’t mention much alcohol, as it’s centered around children, but it has created some signature brews. Butterbeer is one of the main wizarding world concoctions, and you can get it at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Parks & Resorts.

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'American Psycho' -

Patrick Bateman, played by Christian Bale, authoritatively orders this strange combo at a restaurant: J&B Scotch neat and a Corona.

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'Sex and the City' -

You can’t think of Carrie Bradshaw without thinking of her classic cosmopolitan cocktail. Whip up one for yourself and feel just like one of the girls.

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'Game of Thrones' -

Tyrion Lannister, played by Peter Dinklage, is rarely ever seen without a goblet of red wine in his hand.

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'Anchorman' -

One of the most quotable comedies, Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell) is a news anchor with a great love of Scotch (neat). He even sings a little song about it.

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'Practical Magic' -

The witchy women, including Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, Stockard Channing, and Dianne Wiest, all get together for a dancing scene involving midnight margaritas. Make your own and jam along to Harry Nilsson’s song ‘Coconut.’

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'The Simpsons' -

Though it may have started out as fictional, the popularity of ‘The Simpsons’ has brought this brew to life. You can find it at Universal Studios, and in several other countries worldwide.

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'Sideways' -

This 2004 film takes place in Napa Valley, and consists of a whole lot of wine drinking scenes. Join in with a nice red—just not a merlot.

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'Blue Velvet' -

Many of us have our preferred beer brand, and for Frank Booth (Dennis Hopper) it’s Pabst Blue Ribbon. Crack open a can to watch this neo-noir mystery thriller.

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'North by Northwest' -

While not a major part of this Hitchcock film, the Gibson cocktail makes a cameo while Cary Grant’s character flirts with Eva Marie Saint’s. The cocktail is a mixture of gin, dry vermouth, and a pickled onion.

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'The Office' -

The Scotch and Splenda: “Tastes like Splenda, gets you drunk like Scotch.” Though this may not be the most recommended cocktail, the truly devoted fans can sip on this strange concoction alongside its creator, Michael Scott.

See also: Hilarious Michael Scott quotes that are better than "That's what she said."

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