Now THIS is a trailer--- however did you come across this? I'm 34 and have been obsessed with this film for nearly 2/3 of my life. First caught it after i BEGGED my mom to let me buy the VHS when it was briefly re-released in 1997 for its 20th anniversary -- total 1970s grit and the sweet, sweet music. Keaton is exceptional as she won her Oscar for this as much as "Annie Hall". I was also obsessed with Tuesday Weld (Oscar nominated her for Best Supporting Actress), who is now more elusive than ever.
I've never seen the movie, but have heard a lot about it so it's on my must-see list. In fact, we recorded it off TCM in Blu-Ray 1080p quality. So it's just a matter of time before I know what all the hype is about. The broadcast included commentary by Ben Mankewicz.
The 70s were a once in a lifetime moment in film history (as well as in general) where filmmakers actually had the power and not the studios. Artistic freedom and creativity had complete control and blossomed in a way that will most likely never happen again unfortunately. It carried on until the end of the 90s for the most part even with studios back in power starting in the early 80s but corporations gradually took over to the point of where we're at now with film. Hopefully there's a new Hollywood on the horizon that will soon emerge again.
Agree, however, look at Wonder Woman 1984. Not the best movie, but the character is gorgeous and the stunts are impressive. The ACTOR did the running jumps off the ledge. It's GOT to be 60 feet! Harness or not, (it's not CGI) I wouldn't do it.
@@Whoa802It’s available here on YT in not-so-great quality and it pops up on the American channel TCM. Sadly, music licensing disputes have delayed a modern home video release.
It aired on TCM and I recorded it in 1080p (Blu-ray quality), with commentary by Ben Mankewicz. I probably can't post it though because of the copyrighted music in the soundtrack. If TH-cam allows me to post it, their subtitling function can automatically generate French subtitles.
OMG I almost fell out of my chair. Thank you and thank you for this upload. This is in my top 3 favorite movies of all-time. Such a rare trailer. I have never seen this before but the trailer is just as powerful is as the movie. I have been hoping and praying that Paramount Studios would release this on 4k Blu-ray. I know about the music rights holding it back. I always wonder if it is Donna Summer's estate holding it back or Thelma Houston's Don't leave me this way. I am a huge fan of the movie and it has a huge cult following. I just want to see it on Blu-ray before I pass away some day. Paramount Studios I hope you see this.
It hasn't been officially released on Blu-ray but it aired on TCM and I recorded it in 1080p (Blu-ray quality). The broadcast included commentary by Ben Mankewicz. I probably can't post it though because of the copyrighted music in the soundtrack. If TH-cam allows me to post it, their subtitling function can automatically generate Spanish subtitles.
Man oh man this movie was freaky and scary. It was quite a shock to see Diane Keaton doing love scenes and nude scenes because she was never the naughty type but I give her credit for doing so
This is included in a Watch Mojo list of hard-to-find films. Thanks to copyright problems with the soundtrack a DVD has never been released and the VHS is long out-of-print...
It aired on TCM and I recorded it in 1080p (Blu-ray quality), with commentary by Ben Mankewicz. I probably can't post it though because of the copyrighted music in the soundtrack.
Remember clearly the News Coverage of this Story that went on & on. Then died down but started up again when Rossner released Book. Then died down again until the Film triggered the Buzz once again. I read Newspaper accounts, read the Book and finally watched the Film when I was in my mid 20's & had just moved to NYC. Watching it again in my early 60's, it was easy now to see the "message & intention" of this Film. Total Propaganda. At the time, there were hundreds of murders in NYC and others similar, so why did the Newspapers highlight this one in particular? When they found out the contrasting Lifestyle of this Teacher, THAT was the "Big" Story, not her death. The poor Victim was exploited to fulfill some Newspapers Right Wing Agenda and it caught on becoming National News. It became a commentary on the Women's Liberation Movement and the grim consequences should you, as a woman, agree & decide to follow. What can happen to any "nice Girl" in Any Town USA when "under the influence" of the Movement.
And what’s even more disgusting is that Roseann Quinn’s alleged promiscuity was never actually proven and based on hearsay and gossip. She most likely didn’t “sleep around” any more than most other single women her age.
I doubt there was right wing agenda. The story of a young teacher brutally murdered in her apartment would have been widely covered in the press regardless. The NYC press has always been sensationlistic. Their goal is to sell papers and this story clearly grab the interest of the public interest.
I too have been semi-obsessed with this film for years. It encapsulates the 1970s perfectly in many aspects. I was fortunate enough to find a rare dvd copy as well as the glittering soundtrack on lp. I read the book and delved into researching the original case. Have always felt this was Diane Keaton’s best work as an actress and that THIS is the movie that should have landed her the 1977 Oscar. The final 10 or so minutes of the movie are among the most terrifying and effective ever, imho. This movie did for promiscuous women what Fatal Attraction did for cheating husbands. I was too young to see this movie in 77 (hard R rating), but I can only imagine the reaction of theater goers had they not known what was coming.
Funnily enough, yesterday I was meeting a friend for dinner on 72nd St and walked past the building where the real murder took place and the bar where she met her killer (right across the street from her apartment.)
It aired on TCM and I recorded it in 1080p (Blu-ray quality), with commentary by Ben Mankewicz. I probably can't post it though because of the copyrighted music in the soundtrack.
A libertinagem,com ênfase na vida noturna desregrada , vinculada á revolução sexual na vida mulher norte- americana da década de 1970 é o tema central do soberbo À Procura de Mr. Goodbar, de Richard Brooks. Machista ou simplesmente verdadeiro em sua temática principal? Uma coisa é certa: ninguém sai indiferente, após assistir À Procura de Mr. Goodbar! No mais, recomendo À Procura de Mr. Goodbar!
Hi - just my humble opinion.. No they don't .. it would bastardize the original reason the book was written .. And any remake would be twisted and be an insult to the real - life victim . Besides , her relatives and friends might still be alive somewhere.. one film adaptation is enough .. and it would just cause more pain to her family 😱😭😭.WHY inflict more pain on those that loved her in life ?!.Plus - in this now - insane world with crime on the increase - does this world really need more kinds of copycat crimes happening like THIS ?!?😱😵🙁😖🤮 And why would anyone want to remake this nightmarish true crime tale over again ?! .. Any 'redo' will put fictional crap in - angering her spirit..💢👻😠it won't be profitable like the original . and it can never compare to the original film .. it will be inferior and sink like a stone at the box office👇🕳️. A total waste of time , money , actors time and resources.it will suck doo - doo..💩🚽👇🕳️ I SAY NO REMAKE .. Let the spirit of the real - life victim - poor Roseann Quinn - Rest In Peace🙁😔..🙏🕯️🌹💐😔. .
When this movie came out, it was rated R in Canada, which is X in the US. The Ontario Censor Board were pearl clutchers. When it aired on TV a year or so later, other than a few cuts of female presenting nipples, it was mostly as presented.. Including the cockroach scene urrgh!
'Pretty Baby' was like that too that came out a year or so later. With 'Pretty Baby' there was a warning tag: "The Management Doesn't Recommend This Movie for Children." This was before NC-17 in the U.S.
@@deckard97 Yes, the film is based on schoolteacher Roseann Quinn who met a grisly demise at 28, New Years Day 1973 after picking up the WRONG man in a bar. RIP.
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Now THIS is a trailer--- however did you come across this?
I'm 34 and have been obsessed with this film for nearly 2/3 of my life.
First caught it after i BEGGED my mom to let me buy the VHS when it was briefly re-released in 1997 for its 20th anniversary -- total 1970s grit and the sweet, sweet music.
Keaton is exceptional as she won her Oscar for this as much as "Annie Hall". I was also obsessed with Tuesday Weld (Oscar nominated her for Best Supporting Actress), who is now more elusive than ever.
What is VHS?😜
I've never seen the movie, but have heard a lot about it so it's on my must-see list. In fact, we recorded it off TCM in Blu-Ray 1080p quality. So it's just a matter of time before I know what all the hype is about. The broadcast included commentary by Ben Mankewicz.
@@RationalSaneThinker Video Home System.
Video tape.
@@RationalSaneThinker what did you think??
Right on!! Hey, are you still alive? (With your obsession for this movie and all.)
Great gritty film with one of the most shocking endings. Thank you.
The most sultry disco compilation ever. Saturday night fever was good. But music in this film was so sexy.
I remember seeing this trailer in the theaters. It's just as great as I remembered it. Great find.
They made some very interesting and provocative movies back then. None of this comic book garbage!
The 70s were a once in a lifetime moment in film history (as well as in general) where filmmakers actually had the power and not the studios. Artistic freedom and creativity had complete control and blossomed in a way that will most likely never happen again unfortunately. It carried on until the end of the 90s for the most part even with studios back in power starting in the early 80s but corporations gradually took over to the point of where we're at now with film. Hopefully there's a new Hollywood on the horizon that will soon emerge again.
Agree, however, look at Wonder Woman 1984. Not the best movie, but the character is gorgeous and the stunts are impressive. The ACTOR did the running jumps off the ledge. It's GOT to be 60 feet! Harness or not, (it's not CGI) I wouldn't do it.
I love this trailer - if only the film didn't make me feel so crummy. But hey, that's 70s Cinema for you.
If only this thing could get an actual proper release on DVD/Blu-ray and streaming, that'd be even better.
Yes. I read somewhere that after the success of "Star Wars" ( a year after "Goodbar", I think), this kind of film went the way of the dodo.
@@Whoa802It’s available here on YT in not-so-great quality and it pops up on the American channel TCM. Sadly, music licensing disputes have delayed a modern home video release.
In Times Square movie theatres had small units that showed trailers outside the establishment. Goodbar was one of them, the 70"s what a time.
Thank you very much for this trailer. I have wanted to see this trailer again for so long!!!!!
Fantastic trailer
Totally agree.
A very well made trailer!
Not bad for 1977!!! I've noticed watching the trailer some of the scenes in it are not actually in the film!
Wow, this is a great find. I don't think that it's ever been posted before? Perhaps a sign it may finally get a Blu-ray release?
We hope so anyway.
An edition with the French version preferably for me!
It aired on TCM and I recorded it in 1080p (Blu-ray quality), with commentary by Ben Mankewicz. I probably can't post it though because of the copyrighted music in the soundtrack. If TH-cam allows me to post it, their subtitling function can automatically generate French subtitles.
OMG I almost fell out of my chair. Thank you and thank you for this upload. This is in my top 3 favorite movies of all-time. Such a rare trailer. I have never seen this before but the trailer is just as powerful is as the movie. I have been hoping and praying that Paramount Studios would release this on 4k Blu-ray. I know about the music rights holding it back. I always wonder if it is Donna Summer's estate holding it back or Thelma Houston's Don't leave me this way. I am a huge fan of the movie and it has a huge cult following. I just want to see it on Blu-ray before I pass away some day. Paramount Studios I hope you see this.
Same I have been doing since last week also I wish I could find in Latin Spanish amen 🙏
th-cam.com/video/leSs3hG9W5c/w-d-xo.html
It hasn't been officially released on Blu-ray but it aired on TCM and I recorded it in 1080p (Blu-ray quality). The broadcast included commentary by Ben Mankewicz. I probably can't post it though because of the copyrighted music in the soundtrack. If TH-cam allows me to post it, their subtitling function can automatically generate Spanish subtitles.
This is best movie trailer I have ever witness on TH-cam!Thank you for your work and authenticity! It really shows!
One of my favorite movies of all
Excellent choice.
A gripping, impactful and also very well directed movie with a lot of style/personality in my opinion!
This film scared the hell out of me when I saw it shortly after it had come out. One of the most disturbing films ever.
Wow like this thanks for the find
Man oh man this movie was freaky and scary. It was quite a shock to see Diane Keaton doing love scenes and nude scenes because she was never the naughty type but I give her credit for doing so
She went full Monty in Something's Gotta Give
This movie made gere a star, he was electrifying
This is included in a Watch Mojo list of hard-to-find films. Thanks to copyright problems with the soundtrack a DVD has never been released and the VHS is long out-of-print...
It aired on TCM and I recorded it in 1080p (Blu-ray quality), with commentary by Ben Mankewicz. I probably can't post it though because of the copyrighted music in the soundtrack.
Back staaaabber!
I now see how much Tuesday Weld and Diane Keaton resembled Agnetha and Frida.
I'm a pitcher not a catcher
Great movie f***** up ending imagine watching that When U was 7 years old and Captain Kangaroo was on right before
I saw LOOKING FOR Mr. GOODBAR on TV in 1990 during the July-August school holidays a little before I was 14.
👀 1000% epic.
A Pre-"Saturday Night Fever"
Came out the same yr,
@@brando7266 Paramount Pictures came out with these movies two months apart! This was when we were into the disco era by the end of 1977!
@@bobm7250 I'd give anything to go back to REAL music, with REAL singers and players.
1977: The same year as Star Wars and Annie Hall.
This was such a fantastic but traumatizing film. I saw it at 6 years old I think. lol It was in 1978 I think I saw it.
Sad movie
It's not joyful at all but very dark indeed.
Nevertheless, it's very well made and still very audacious nowadays!
Remember clearly the News Coverage of this Story that went on & on. Then died down but started up again when Rossner released Book. Then died down again until the Film triggered the Buzz once again. I read Newspaper accounts, read the Book and finally watched the Film when I was in my mid 20's & had just moved to NYC. Watching it again in my early 60's, it was easy now to see the "message & intention" of this Film. Total Propaganda.
At the time, there were hundreds of murders in NYC and others similar, so why did the Newspapers highlight this one in particular? When they found out the contrasting Lifestyle of this Teacher, THAT was the "Big" Story, not her death. The poor Victim was exploited to fulfill some Newspapers Right Wing Agenda and it caught on becoming National News. It became a commentary on the Women's Liberation Movement and the grim consequences should you, as a woman, agree & decide to follow. What can happen to any "nice Girl" in Any Town USA when "under the influence" of the Movement.
And what’s even more disgusting is that Roseann Quinn’s alleged promiscuity was never actually proven and based on hearsay and gossip. She most likely didn’t “sleep around” any more than most other single women her age.
I doubt there was right wing agenda. The story of a young teacher brutally murdered in her apartment would have been widely covered in the press regardless. The NYC press has always been sensationlistic. Their goal is to sell papers and this story clearly grab the interest of the public interest.
Maybe so, but it's still unbelievably stupid to do it.
Also, is that Maureen Stapleton's voice?? 2:29
I too have been semi-obsessed with this film for years. It encapsulates the 1970s perfectly in many aspects. I was fortunate enough to find a rare dvd copy as well as the glittering soundtrack on lp. I read the book and delved into researching the original case.
Have always felt this was Diane Keaton’s best work as an actress and that THIS is the movie that should have landed her the 1977 Oscar.
The final 10 or so minutes of the movie are among the most terrifying and effective ever, imho. This movie did for promiscuous women what Fatal Attraction did for cheating husbands. I was too young to see this movie in 77 (hard R rating), but I can only imagine the reaction of theater goers had they not known what was coming.
Wonderful trailer!! Could you please upload this in 4K?
Funnily enough, yesterday I was meeting a friend for dinner on 72nd St and walked past the building where the real murder took place and the bar where she met her killer (right across the street from her apartment.)
Blu-ray please !
BLU-RAY/DVD.
The 2 in a collector edition!
It aired on TCM and I recorded it in 1080p (Blu-ray quality), with commentary by Ben Mankewicz. I probably can't post it though because of the copyrighted music in the soundtrack.
Donna Sumner ...Try Me....
One of her best,,
very seventies i remember seeing this when i was 19 in 1978 the days when there was an x rated movie you had to 18 to see it
Can you even SEE anything here? Lol
Where's the movie????????
Looks like a combination of a 1970s TV show opening and a porn film.
A libertinagem,com ênfase na vida noturna desregrada , vinculada á revolução sexual na vida mulher norte- americana da década de 1970 é o tema central do soberbo À Procura de Mr. Goodbar, de Richard Brooks. Machista ou simplesmente verdadeiro em sua temática principal? Uma coisa é certa: ninguém sai indiferente, após assistir À Procura de Mr. Goodbar! No mais, recomendo À Procura de Mr. Goodbar!
This was a great movie they need to make it over
Hi - just my humble opinion.. No they don't .. it would bastardize the original reason the book was written .. And any remake would be twisted and be an insult to the real - life victim . Besides , her relatives and friends might still be alive somewhere.. one film adaptation is enough .. and it would just cause more pain to her family 😱😭😭.WHY inflict more pain on those that loved her in life ?!.Plus - in this now - insane world with crime on the increase - does this world really need more kinds of copycat crimes happening like THIS ?!?😱😵🙁😖🤮 And why would anyone want to remake this nightmarish true crime tale over again ?! .. Any 'redo' will put fictional crap in - angering her spirit..💢👻😠it won't be profitable like the original . and it can never compare to the original film .. it will be inferior and sink like a stone at the box office👇🕳️. A total waste of time , money , actors time and resources.it will suck doo - doo..💩🚽👇🕳️ I SAY NO REMAKE .. Let the spirit of the real - life victim - poor Roseann Quinn - Rest In Peace🙁😔..🙏🕯️🌹💐😔. .
@@jmason2838 this was 40-some years ago. I'm sure most of these people are also dead by now.
When this movie came out, it was rated R in Canada, which is X in the US. The Ontario Censor Board were pearl clutchers. When it aired on TV a year or so later, other than a few cuts of female presenting nipples, it was mostly as presented.. Including the cockroach scene urrgh!
'Pretty Baby' was like that too that came out a year or so later. With 'Pretty Baby' there was a warning tag: "The Management Doesn't Recommend This Movie for Children." This was before NC-17 in the U.S.
Those look like those desert African ones, only smaller. Notice NY bugs MOVE fast.
You wouldn't see real ones on camera.
Heres a movie that celebrated feminism and a womans choice to have multiple sex partners, with dire, dire consequences at the end. Im just sayin...
@@deckard97 Yes, the film is based on schoolteacher Roseann Quinn who met a grisly demise at 28, New Years Day 1973 after picking up the WRONG man in a bar. RIP.
So true
Lol a misogynist loser’s dream. 😂
A pre AIDS warning ❗️ movie
There WERE dire consequences. You still had unwed mother's homes into the 80s.
Nasty little film. Great song choices but yikes what a misogynistic downer of a picture.