Marianna Palma
7Jun11
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Mother of God and Arthur Freitas like this
nowhere_fast
18Nov11
simply a love story that envolves no amazing scenary and so many conversation between a couple. that is amazing and kinda of the greatest conversation I've ever ''been''.
ramosbarajas
2Oct11
Very different from the first. It is the same characters but there are several small details that remind you nine years have passed. Their reactions to certain details are exquisite. I like their adultness, very different from their youthful naiveté.
Jye Sherwell
8Sep11
Absolutely sublime. Tonight I watched it for probably the third time, and I don't think I've ever loved it more. It's easily one of my favourite films.
CrazySphinx and Tisa like this
Brian O'blivion
29Aug11
Disappointing and uncinematic mish mash, unlike the relaxed and at the same time focused Before Sunrise. Sunset loses to Sunrise in every aspect. It really shows that there were 4 different people writing the script, from which 2 of them were writing a part for themselves.
Risya
14Jul11
A perfect sequel of the first one, Before Sunrise. Such a sweet, honest, and engaging love chemistry! A beautiful exploration of both characters with real conversations, true feelings and romance throughout. Very well scripted, simple theme, and intelligence dialogue. Simply a charming love story. I like this sequel slightly better than the first one.
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Rashed
11Jun11
I don't know about objective greatness and all, but this is the most convincing, and subsequently uplifting (or depressing, depending how you look at it) romance of all time. Julie and Ethan are cast to perfection, and utterly beguiling in the portrayal of their characters, their emotions are tangible. Watching this back to back with Before Sunrise has been amongst the top movie viewing experiences of my life.
Loraine and TakaAwesome like this
Marianna Palma
15May11
Better than the first one ... respect!!! Why do we keep all to ourselves and suffer .. why don't we speak ... need a courage for that ... but it should be worth i
Bret Bynum
26Jan11
How rare it is to find find a movie where every scene and emotion comes from the dialogue. This entire films just follows two characters that walk through the Paris streets and talk about their lives and old romance. This may not be a masterpiece of cinema, but it is a masterpiece of scriptwriting!
Sudipto Basu
29Dec10
I love the dialogue-writing in this film and wonderful mood development it indicates.
Elif
29Nov10
I just love how they bump into each other and begin talking about... life, instead of the usual impersonal banter that goes "so how've you been, where are you working", I love the idea that such a connection is possible, I love Jesse's all-revealing smile at the end, I love thinking that they end up together and have a non-cheesy happily-ever-after and I love how beautiful Celine is without actually being beautiful..
ray willson
29Sep10
as you can see by all the daggum comments, there are so many small moments in this film that make it so realistic and so beautiful. oh jeez, a romantic life.
