"Urban Cowboy" is a 1980 film directed by James Bridges that explores the life of Bud Davis, played by John Travolta, who moves to Houston, Texas from a small town. The story revolves around his experiences in the city's vibrant country music scene, particularly at a popular honky-tonk bar called Gilley's. The film highlights themes of love, rivalry, and the clash between traditional values and modern life. It features a memorable soundtrack, including songs by Johnny Lee, and helped popularize the urban cowboy lifestyle, blending country culture with urban living.