Movies and TV shows have a big impact on what we like. Back to the Future single-handedly turned the DeLorean into a collectible car. Scrubs made musician Colin Hay into a household name. And haven't you always wanted to have what Meg Ryan was having in that scene in When Harry Met Sally?

If you saw something in a movie or a TV show, there's a good chance you'll find it on one of these sites. From the coolest clothes worn in movies to film locations around the world, we've got you covered.

1. Clothes: Filmgarb and Worn On TV

Movie Clothes Featured on Worn on TV Website

Would you like a pair of the iconic sunglasses worn by all the characters in The Matrix? Or maybe you want to look as hot as the cast of Suits. Actors have wardrobe specialists to dress them up, so if you want to imitate their style, head to these movie clothes finder sites.

Both Filmgarb and Worn On TV have been around for some time now. While Filmgarb covers both movies and TV shows, Worn On TV focuses on popular series and reality shows, such as How I Met Your Father, Dexter, Riverdale, Queens, and The Real Housewives of Potomac.

Of the two, Worn On TV is a bit better to browse. You can select the show you want, and even the characters from the show. That will give you a list of photos, and one click will take you to the place to buy it. It's a fantastic website for finding outfits inspired by your favorite TV shows.

Filmgarb is not that great to browse, but its search function makes up for it. If a movie outfit or an item on a TV show caught your eye, chances are that Filmgarb will tell you the product and where to get it. Most outfits and clothing items are available on Amazon, which makes everything a lot easier.

In addition to these websites, you can use apps that let you find clothes by picture to help you put together your ideal movie outfit.

2. Props: Propstore

Buying Movie Props on Propstore

Take your cosplay or love of movies further with a reliable place to buy props, whether it's a club from War for the Planet of the Apes or ewok prosthetic components from Star Wars. Propstore should be your first stop.

The first advantage is that this website sells more than props. You'll find whole costumes, original artwork, production materials, and more. It even features auctions for special collectibles.

In terms of props, you can expect a range of items on Propstore for fans of Breaking Bad, Jurassic Park, Assassin's Creed, and even obscure productions like Chronicles of Riddick and Gorillas in the Mist. You're sure to discover unique items on this online store for movie buffs.

3. Cars: IMCDB

Car Details From Fast and Furious Movies on IMCDb

You shouldn’t be limited to clothes and props when you’re finding items seen in movies and TV shows. Both the big and small screens have immortalized some cars in our memory, like the Gran Torino from Starsky and Hutch or James Bond's Aston Martin DB5. But what about the lesser-known cars?

Tom Hardy spent the whole of Locke driving a car, but what car was it? What was Mr. Wolf driving in Pulp Fiction? And sometimes, you see a car in the background or a small scene, like the one Keanu Reeves commandeers in Speed.

IMCDB can answer any car question from any film. This website is perfect for any gearhead out there well-versed in YouTube channels for car enthusiasts. The IMCDB community scours every frame of a movie to find which vehicles are in it.

And then it's all listed on the site. Search for the movie, and you'll see snapshots of every point where a new car makes its first appearance.

The website doesn't sell you them or point you to a seller, but you'll get enough information to track down the movie car of your dreams.

4. Food: Babish Culinary Universe

Recipes from Movies on Babish Culinary Universe YouTube Channel

Andrew Rea loves cooking. He also loves movies and TV shows. So, Rea started a YouTube channel where he recreates famous dishes from what he watches. And as the proverbial cherry on top, he named it Babish Culinary Universe, after The West Wing's character Oliver Babish.

Rea is brilliant at recreating recipes. He pays attention to the description of these fictional items, like Eggs Wodehouse from Archer or Homer Simpson's Moon Waffles. And then he sets about making it in his kitchen, with top-notch 4K video production. Don't watch this one on an empty stomach!

Rea's YouTube channel has over 600 videos featuring all sorts of recipes. You'll get to see what it takes to make the black and white cookies from Seinfeld, the biscuits from Ted Lasso, the angel cake from Groundhog Day, Duck Fat Fries from John Wick, and more.

While you won't find anything about the clothes worn or items used in movies, the videos offer some fantastic cooking tips that will take your recipes to a whole new level.

Babish Culinary Universe doesn't exactly teach you how to cook. For that, it might be better to check out some visual recipe sites, which are perfect for beginners. You can also use these apps to learn how to bake!

5. Movie Looks: Ellimacs SFX Makeup

Ellimacs SFX Makeup Inspired by Movies and TV Shows

If you want to completely transform into the movie character of your choice, browse YouTube for makeup tutorials. Several channels may do the Grinch, for example, but with different techniques that you can adapt as you wish.

But there are also artists who consistently post one cool makeup tutorial after another. One such influencer worth following is Ellimacs SFX Makeup, perfect for fans of horror movies and TV shows or Halloween ideas.

She has 300 videos and counting, including tutorials inspired by The Last of Us, A Nightmare on Elm's Street, Edward Scissorhands, and Gremlins.

6. Music: WhatSong and TuneFind

Popular TV Playlists on What Song Website

Songs and background scores are essential to building the mood in a scene. While there are music recognition apps that identify songs by tune, you need to be quick to launch the app on your smartphone and let it “listen” before the song ends. If you aren't fast enough, then WhatSong and TuneFind will solve your problem.

WhatSong, the newer of the two, is all about streaming songs featured in movies and TV shows. It has a relatively good catalog. From trending Netflix series to the latest films, you should be able to find the songs and scores you want.

TuneFind boasts an even more comprehensive database, covering almost any movie or TV show you can think of. It has also been around for a long time and has an active community of users. It shouldn't fail your search.

7. Places: Movie Locations

New Additions on Movie Locations Website

We know that the hills are alive with the sound of music, but which hills in Austria were these? Wait, was the film really shot in Austria? For all that and more, visit Movie Locations.

The site is a treasure trove of information about famous places from famous movies. If you're a frequent traveler, then this is a great resource to travel as the stars did. Some of the locations are pinned on Google Maps, so you get precise directions, too.

Make sure you try out the search feature. You can browse movie locations by country, region, actors and directors, and other criteria. For each location, you'll find a detailed description, photos, and information about the movie.

Bring Your Favorite Characters to Life

Now you have it—a list of cool websites featuring cars, foods, songs, clothes, and even makeup tutorials from movies and TV shows. Use these resources to get your perfect movie outfit, then bring your favorite film scenes or characters to life for Comic-Con or a YouTube channel of your own.

If, say, you're a Matrix fan and want to recreate a classic Neo scene, head over to Filmgarb or Worn On TV and pick your outfit! Or you can check out Movie Locations to see where the best scenes were shot and take a themed vacation to remember.