I love how Before Sunset encapsulate what these characters disclose in this scene. For example, Jesse stayed with his first wife for the sake of his son just like his parents stayed together for him and his sister. This also goes Celine first portraying herself as this free-spirited, free woman content in her casual relationships while later she reveals that she constantly dwells on that night with Jesse which parallels to her grandmother's confession. And this is all shown so naturally in the second movie, without the characters' over-emphasizing how their past has reflected their current choices. Just another reason why these movies have such a special place in my heart.
Yeah, they seemed to be having just a normal conversation. Most likely it's part scripted part improvisation. That's the great thing about this movie and the sequels.
@@Canceriansoul In one of her interviews, Julie Delpy (Celine) said that there was zero improvisation in the whole series. Everything was fully scripted. It is amazing to think that all is scripted, and yet they play their roles so naturally.
@@ibrahimshiraliyev2476 Yeah, it's amazing. And From what I know, Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke wrote dialogues for their characters in the two sequels which helped say their lines more naturally. "Before Sunset" got nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar.
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I love how Before Sunset encapsulate what these characters disclose in this scene. For example, Jesse stayed with his first wife for the sake of his son just like his parents stayed together for him and his sister. This also goes Celine first portraying herself as this free-spirited, free woman content in her casual relationships while later she reveals that she constantly dwells on that night with Jesse which parallels to her grandmother's confession. And this is all shown so naturally in the second movie, without the characters' over-emphasizing how their past has reflected their current choices. Just another reason why these movies have such a special place in my heart.
Exactly!
Sorry , but Don't give spoilers so publicly .. it will ruin someone's journey to Before Triglogy ... Can you remove it . I request to you please
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@@killingmesoftlywithhissong5744 dud what? you gotta be idiotic af to even read comments if you're planning to watch the movie
Every line, every word in this movie is so beautiful. I keep coming back to these clips and remember how I felt the first time I watched this movie
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would do anything to have a night like this
You want a pretentious conversation with a girl who has bipolar disorder?
@@lukegibson9410 You must be fun at parties... Honey, let us dream, please
@@lukegibson9410 Oh trust me we have.
you haven't seen before midnight
@@rohanofgondor What do you have?
I love this movie. It's peaceful .
I'm waiting to connect with a girl on this kind of level.
has it happened yet?
Michael Chapman whay hapepend ?
@@robbycharmed judging by his profile pic, it probably has
@@knurdyob I hope so!
You call this nonsense "connection"?
MY FAV MOVIE EVERR :]]]]
How do they even remember the dialogues
Yeah, they seemed to be having just a normal conversation. Most likely it's part scripted part improvisation. That's the great thing about this movie and the sequels.
@@Canceriansoul
In one of her interviews, Julie Delpy (Celine) said that there was zero improvisation in the whole series. Everything was fully scripted. It is amazing to think that all is scripted, and yet they play their roles so naturally.
@@ibrahimshiraliyev2476 Yeah, it's amazing. And From what I know, Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke wrote dialogues for their characters in the two sequels which helped say their lines more naturally. "Before Sunset" got nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar.
@@Canceriansoul they also wrote a lot of their parts even in the first movie:)
2:55- 3:05❤️
Ethan Hawke became a much better actor over the years. Julie Delpy though has always been awesome. In this movie she makes Ethan look like an amateur.
I like how they seem like they are not acting, regular people just having normal conversations. The movie is all about the dialogue.
@@Canceriansoul 10 years and yet you still reply the comments, wow dude, respect 👍🏽
@@leoaldiansyah This is my only RUclips account and I still get notified when I get comments. If I feel a comment needs a reply, I'm happy to do so.
I completely agree she is much more convincing than he is in this film. He relues too much on repetitive hand gestures for example.