‘The Greatest Hits’ Is Filled with Gear Loved by Audiophiles — Here’s Where to Shop The Film’s Headphones, Turntables and More
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If your favorite track could transport you through time, would you relive the past through your playlists?
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That’s the premise behind The Greatest Hits, which stars Lucy Boynton as Harriet, a grief-stricken music lover in Los Angeles who discovers she can time-travel to her late boyfriend by listening to certain songs. A romance drama for the Hi Fidelity set, writer-director Ned Benson’s film premiered at SXSW in March and will be available to stream on Hulu starting on April 12.
The music-powered movie also stars David Corenswet as Max, Harriet’s former boyfriend; Justin H. Min as her new love interest; Austin Crute as her DJ best friend, Morris; and Retta as psychologist Evelyn Bartlett.
Fans of indie, new wave and dream pop may want to play the film’s soundtrack on repeat, too. Lana Del Rey, Jamie xx, Roxy Music, Nelly Furtado, Phoebe Bridgers, Neil Francis and Beach House are among the artists heard in the film, which also features music by Ryan Lott (one-third of Son Lux, nominated for an Oscar for their original song in Everything Everywhere All At Once).
Music lovers can also shop the scenes of the Searchlight Pictures film. Makeup artist Donni Davy — known for her Y2K-inspired beauty on Euphoria — and Half Magic Beauty founder created a film-inspired makeup collection ($26-$74), positivity-promoting La La Kind Café is whipping up an exclusive coffee drink and giving away special vinyl records at its LA and Dallas locations and Crosley is curating a collection of turntables and accessories.
Below, find out how to watch The Greatest Hits for free, plus where to shop the Bowers & Wilkins headphones, Crosley record players, whimsical makeup and Levi’s jacket worn or used by Boynton in the film.
Where to Stream The Greatest Hits Online
Ned Benson’s The Greatest Hits starts streaming on April 12 exclusively on Hulu, which costs $7.99 per month for the ad-supported plan or $17.99 monthly for the ad-free tier. You can watch the film for free when you sign up for a new subscription, which comes with a one-month trial.
If you want to save money while streaming even more content, the best Hulu deal is with the Disney Bundle Trio Premium package, which includes Hulu and Disney+ without ads and ESPN+ with ads for $24.99 per month; learn more and see other plans here.
Shop The Greatest Hits‘ Headphones, Fashion, Beauty and More
Whether you love Lucy Boynton’s onscreen style as Harriet, or you want to upgrade your audio gear, we’ve rounded up the exact products — from fashion and beauty to headphones and turntables — seen in the film below.
Levi's '90s Trucker Jacket
A fashion staple, the Levi’s ’90s trucker jacket has an oversized and comfy fit — and it comes in seven colors to suit your style.
Crosley C72 2-Speed Belt-Drive Bluetooth Turntable Record Player with 80W Speakers
Lucy Boynton’s Harriet drops the needle on this Crosley C72 record player, which is inspired by vintage turntable systems. The wood grain turntable plinth and speaker cabinets with gold accents might be inspired by the ’70s, but the tech — carbon fiber tonearm with an adjustable counterweight, Audio-Technica needle, 120-watt speakers and resonance-dampening feet — brings vibrant, modern sound to your space.
Half Magic Beauty Love of My Life Set
Makeup artist Donni Davy used her Half Magic makeup brand to create Harriet’s looks. In The Greatest Hits, Boynton’s character wears Half Magic’s shimmering eyeshadow and a tiny pearl accent under her lower lashes “reminiscent of a tear, to reflect her emotional journey that spans the film,” notes Daly.
Bowers & Wilkins Px7 SE Headphones
British audio company Bowers & Wilkins — the brand used by sound engineers and industry pros at Abbey Road Studio and Skywalker Sound — is behind the luxe headphones seen in the film. The latest Px7 S2e noise-canceling headphones feature custom 40mm drive units that deliver crystal-clear, immersive audio. The aptX adaptive wireless technology and digital signal processing combine to give listeners the highest resolution when streaming content via USB.
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