Inspiration: Thelma & Louise (1991)

This is one of the greatest road movies of all time, if not the most iconic. Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon are Thelma and Louise (a passive housewife and a waitress from Arkansas), the two BFF who, tired of their dull lives, embark on a crime spree road trip across America, leaving behind their monotonous and mundane routine. These two finally decided to take control of their own lives and not be ruled by any man, boss or husband. As they take off in a '66 convertible Thunderbird to Mexico, anything can happen. 

Blue jeans, liquor stores, shirtless Brad Pitt (!!!), criminal adventure, cowboy boots, dusty diners, denim, armed and dangerous ladies... All of that embellished with Hans Zimmer's cinematic melodies. 130 minutes of dust, gasoline and wanderlust, masterfully crafted with a glorious cinematography, will be stuck in your head for days, weeks... years! 

I've watched this film when I was a kid and it struck me violently. I loved it. I couldn't help imagining myself experiencing the same freedom and emancipation. Oh, to escape from my daily life! Reality and routine, crushed by my own hands! But as I don't drive and never managed to convince a girl friend to join me in such journey... It never happened.
Ridley Scott's Thelma & Louise explores and emphasizes the meaning of friendship and freedom of women in a male dominated world - a world which both Thelma and Louise want to run away from - portraying the struggle of women who yearn to change their lives but not always are able to do so. This film brings out the best out of the good old girl power. It really is the ride of a lifetime.