Bad Timing [1980] Official Trailer

[@ajs41]

One of the most mesmerising films I've ever watched, particularly Theresa Russell's performance.

[@victornoir3594]

IMHO one of the best pieces of cinema ever. Much misunderstood, and seldom truly engaged.

[@ajs41]

@roryphelan People think it's in bad taste.

[@debrakish9659]

Art folding up his sleeves in the classroom while wearing that vest reminds me of when he would always do the same gesture while in concert when he'd perform with Paul Simon. I miss him from those years and I hope to see this film sometime.

[@zardoz7900]

That was the reason him and Paul stopped working together. Because Garfunkel hid from Paul that he was getting into acting.

[@John-yf7iy]

Ms. Russell is simply ravishing in this. What a stunner!!

[@haunted_hotdog]

One of my all-time favorite films

[@RANDALRICHPRODUCTIONS]

Amazing film, very well done. I love movies about destructive relationships.

[@dovmoen]

A great film, but hard to watch and hard to ever forget

[@ericprzyswa2423]

I am French... and French would never dare such a baroque movie... a movie which is difficult "to evaluate".... take it or leave it....Roeg should be an icon on Continental Europe ))

[@Gufoization]

A truly brilliant work.

[@ajs41]

I agree. It's true that Art Garfunkel's character is utterly depraved but the film is amazing despite that.

[@tomodi1429]

Great camera transitions, great film

[@detroitMC313]

Loved this movie. Loved the color test scene.

[@himalm7322]

I like the movie title. He was about to confess when her husband entered at last. A WRONG TIMING.

[@JoaquinPhoenix-s3k]

Nicolas Roeg made some of the weirdest films ever. His films are good, but psychologically unnerving where you watch once and never again.

[@photinikarapanou1384]

title of the song in 0:19?

[@JimTrenchfoot]

Why'd Ya Do It by Marianne Faithful. =)

[@romanaii]

What is the tune at about 20 seconds?

[@thesunreport]

someone here says it's Why'd Ya Do It by Marianne Faithful, but I don't think the bass line is right and it doesn't appear on the soundtrack lists. I think it is more likely some stock music from someone like DeWolfe - www.dewolfemusic.com/search.php?code=jKwivz&id=19637396

[@abellopez.]

I wish I'd have paid more attention because I have spent the last hour researching this. And finally conclude it is Whyd Ya Do It by Maryanne Faithfull. But I saw some cool random clips due to a lit attention deficit. Interesting music I've never heard before. 😁

[@hollyvelocitygrl]

He kept his lines in his hair

[@davmpls]

It's full of secrets

[@ytthrowaway4584]

He was already thinning here so wore a hairpiece for this movie and in public for most of the time after this.

[@bonthubab757]

I watched it when i was 18 accidentally buying a wrong ticket . I could handle this movie then as i was immature - but now i thinks it is one of the great films i ever watched . The Americans started negative publicity to this movie as the movie revolves around the american milatary-brat culture . However , the non linear story telling was copied after a decade ;ater by quinton torontino to produce one of the finest films ever -Pulp Fiction

[@babasovka]

Yes. It feels somewhat unfair that Roeg isn't much credited (in mainstream criticism at least) with his innovation of the flash-forward/flash-back style that is ubiquitous today.

[@nolavout3025]

Brilliant film, Arts performance shocked me a little, didnt think he was capable of playing that type of role

[@abellopez.]

1. Did trailers used to be 2 hours long? 2. Hello darkness, my old friend...

[@rafaeldemetino]

music 00:59??

[@ericmsandoval]

Canon

[@jorgegomez524]

Pachelbel's Canon

[@AntwhaleNearfar]

@@jorgegomez524 Orrr...Funkadelic’s “Why Lord?” 😉

[@paulwoods786]

hey Charlie where ya going we don't know austria

[@dirty06maggot]

My jam

[@fabriziofederico9487]

Bad Timing inspired the editing in Teddy Bears Live Forever

[@hifrommike2120]

This trailer makes the film look like a trashy thriller. It is not. It channels Dostoyevsky's "Crime & Punishment", updated to the "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" era.

[@squaretriangle9208]

Brutal and in real life AG's girl friend killed herself while he was filming it

[@kevinpatrickmacnutt]

I have dated women like this.

[@TheCheweeRevolutions]

Same. Volatile women are always sexy. At first.

[@randomanimallover3196]

Barney What attracts you to someone is the same thing that will split you up (can't recall where I read that but it rings true.)

[@paulwoods786]

they start by saying ' are you judging me or I like my indapendance

[@nervgear2254]

Was his fault for not seeing her problems and not helping her if he truly loved her . Instead he acted though it can be fixed easily, because he didn't confrunted himself with those problems and in the end it was more or less murder .

[@haunted_hotdog]

You can't analyze her character without seeing the film. Her reasons for acting this way were reactions to his controlling behavior. Perhaps "women like this" that you've dated were reacting to the way you treated them...?

[@nevittwoods1730]

🏆

[@jorgegomez524]

God likes to cover his devils in gold.

[@nervgear2254]

Don't really see the analogy here. She was distressed, the major fault lied with the Professor who was ignorant to think he owned her and didn't understand her problems. More than this he should have been arrested for murder at the last scene ,but thankfully she survived.

[@dougsmith1759]

Brilliant dark obsessed rock on nick