Before Sunrise
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Synopsis
A young man and woman meet on a train in Europe, and wind up spending one evening together in Vienna. Unfortunately, both know that this will probably be their only night together.
Cast
- Ethan Hawke
- Julie Delpy
- Andrea Eckert
- Hanno Pöschl
- Karl Bruckschwaiger
- Tex Rubinowitz
- Erni Mangold
- Dominik Castell
- Haymon Maria Buttinger
- Harald Waiglein
Letterboxd User Reviews
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Damn I really wanted to see that play with the cow
James (Schaffrillas)Jun 25, 2017ily - i love you ilysm - i love you so much dywtgsitlbsw - do you want to go see if that listening booth still works?
andrea🌹Jul 9, 2022I don't think I've had a real conversation before
mary - Jul 3, 2018
The scene where they pretend to call their friends as a way to talk about their feelings and insecurities is one of the best scenes of all time. I smile and cry each and every damn time.
StephanieSep 3, 2012The best love poem ever filmed. Sweet without being sugary. Heartfelt without being sappy. A big heart shaped slice of perfection.
DirkHFeb 23, 2022This is how some of y’all think you talk
Sydney🚀 - Jun 13, 2022
i just watched two people talk for almost two hours straight and it was wonderful
owen2613Jul 4, 2018this would be 5 stars except i can't forgive ethan hawke's facial hair update: i have a forgiving nature
Ellie ✨Nov 22, 2017the scene???? in the recording booth?????? where they keep looking at each other???????? ruined my ENTIRE life??????????????????
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- Skylar Sturgis lovedBefore Sunrise
it’s HEAVY on dialogue, if you don’t like listening to people talk for the entirety- then this movie isn’t for you. HOWEVER, it’s so raw and captivating. you literally watch two people fall in love. they nail it on the awkward pauses and small glances w/ first meeting someone
nadine lovedBefore Sunriseoh to be able to articulate your thoughts as well as them. the way they talked about things, the things they talked about, the way they shared their thoughts— it’s all so fascinating. it’s so great. i think i’m going to be thinking about this movie a lot. 27/9/23
Lotta lovedBefore SunriseOne of my favorite romance movies ever😍The slow build up of the main characters connection and physical relationship along with the awkward eye contact avoiding scenes makes it very real to me. Script is 10/10. Leaves you wanting more which lucky for us there are two sequels:)
- Ghazal lovedBefore Sunrise
i want what they have :)
Victor K likedBefore SunriseThis be a really chill vibe, experiencing a spontaneous night with 2 people endeared with each other. Obviously the chemistry is just spot on, I guess it has the being lost in your 20s deal. I was surprised to see perspectives that hold up well with how we think about…
Max Perlow dislikedBefore Sunrisei’m gonna be honest i fell asleep watching this movie it had potential but so oddly unrealistic for this day and age but would’ve been better with anyone but ethan hawke he simply isn’t meant for a role like this 😭😭 3/10
- nicole likedBefore Sunrise
i was really looking forward to that play i cant lie
Dan Matthews likedBefore SunriseMuch different than what I thought the actual film was going to be. The film has some great conversations and doesn’t actually feel like i’m watching two actors. I wish the arrogance of Ethan Hawke’s character was questioned more though.
𝙠𝙖𝙧𝙤𝙡 likedBefore SunriseIt's just usually it's myself that I wish I could get away from. Seriously, think abt this. I have never been anywhere that I haven't been. I've never had a kiss when I wasn't one of the kissers. Y'know, I've never, um, gone to the movies, when I wasn't there in the audience.’ >
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Metacritic
Watching and listening to these two is a charming experience; their conversation has the ring of veracity, and rarely does the viewer's interest stray.
Marjorie Baumgarten
Austin Chronicle
Before Sunrise is so much like real life - like a documentary with an invisible camera - that I found myself remembering real conversations I had experienced with more or less the same words.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
What Mr. Linklater does best here is to come up with conversational gambits that have just the right fancifulness to suit this situation.
Janet Maslin
The New York Times
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