#Bad timing movie#

'The Same Old Story' by Billie Holiday is heard over the end credits.When Garfunkel and Keitel's characters are hanging pictures to the wall Ludwig van Beethoven's 'Ninth Symphony' is playing.'Invitation To The Blues' from Tom Waits' album Small Change is heard during the opening credits.Milena is seen reading The Sheltering Sky in one scene.Alex and Milena visit Belvedere Palace in Vienna, checking out works by Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele (the latter one's pictures can be seen later in the film as well).Rape as Drama: The twisted nature of the relationship arrives at its logical extreme at the end of the film when we see Alex rape a drugged-up Milena before calling the paramedics to save her life.Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: Keitel's Inspector Netusil is an Austrian who occasionally speaks with a thick Brooklyn accent.Match Cut: This film depends on these to create narrative unity throughout despite the chaotic timeline.Gaussian Girl: A strange case as it's used in one scene late in the film to accentuate Milena's vulnerability and sadness, not beauty.

#Bad timing movie#

Everybody Smokes: Cigarettes are featured in just about every scene in the movie being smoked by nearly every character.

Dude, She's Like in a Coma: Alex eventually has sex with Milena, while she is unconscious.

Destructive Romance: Milena is very adulterous, lies she's never been married, makes a lot of scenes and never wants any commitment.

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