In this episode, we're exploring the unofficial movie of the year (for me...Bailey is still on the fence) BOTTOMS! We're so excited to review this cheeky movie from its gold cast to hilarious antidotes. We only wish the fight club had room for two more. This film proves that comedy is best served BOTTOMS up! ...Oh yeah and FUCK Sofia Carson. 

In this episode we’re talking about our famous crushes and the movies that solidified them into crush status. In true Imperfect Timing fashion there are some jabs and critiques, but luckily, we watched two attractive movies with (subjectively) attractive leads.

Bring it On is everyone’s guilty pleasure. The absurdities and dramatics in these movies are second only to spoofs. For this episode we’re reviewing the 5th installment, Bring it On: Fight to the Finish. There’s an endless number of insane moments in this movie. Whether they’re from the pointless plot, the terrible acting, or the blatant racism. You’ll learn almost nothing except for how this movie managed to waste almost 2 hours by just existing. But we promise it’ll be fun…

In this episode, we explore a burning question. Are indie movies actually boring? Sure some of them have been great and, others have been not so great but, we couldn't help but notice that an overwhelming amount of indie movies were very dull. This fun un-edited episode will give you the answers that you need.

What is the worst animated Disney movie you have ever seen? Whichever movie comes to mind does not hold a candle to the movie we're talking about in this episode of Imperfect Timing. From crappy animation to an awful plotline, this movie takes the cake! Forget straight to DVD, this movie should have been straight to the trash. 

This episode we decide to take a break from ragging on movies and uplift one instead. The 2017 movie Baby Driver was a film that we both enjoyed and we wanted to tell you all why. We still trashed-talked a little- we couldn't help ourselves.

In this episode we are looking at the alleged box office 'hit' La La Land; as well as its distorted trailer. If you want to compare a weird movie with a trailer that made it even weirder then you've found the right episode.

Timothee Chalamet has quickly become one of the most popular male actors for millennials; he has made his debut in several popular movies. In this episode, we'll explore those movies to see how his acting compares to his media approval.

In this episode, we discuss all of the inconsistencies of the 2003, Disney Channel Original Movie, The Lizzie McGuire Movie.