Before Sunset (8/10) Movie CLIP - I Have These Dreams... (2004) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Jesse (Ethan Hawke) confesses to Celine (Julie Delpy) the loveless state of his marriage and the longing he has felt for her over the years.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Richard Linklater directs the romantic drama Before Sunset, a sequel to Before Sunrise (1995). Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy) were strangers who spent a loquacious night together in Vienna. Nine years later, Jesse has written a book about the encounter. During his accelerated European book tour, he reunites with Celine in Paris. Before Jesse's flight home, he joins Celine for a picturesque walk around Paris peppered with intimate conversation: at first, about the minutiae of their day-to-day lives and their relationships, and then about their lingering feelings for one another. Before Sunset was nominated for the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (2004)
Cast: Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy
Director: Richard Linklater
Producers: Isabelle Coulet, Richard Linklater, John Sloss, Anne Walker-McBay
Screenwriters: Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke, Kim Krizan
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[@Forever82803]

This is the most moving scene of the film, finally all the frustrations explodes, Céline confesses first that she put all her romanticism during this one night and Jessie confesses he was dreaming of her constantly even after his marriage, so much passion, love and frustrations and this scene...

[@lukegibson9410]

Its all teenager idealism. She showed her true awful bipolar personality in the last two films. Its easy to appear romantic and outgoing when they had no problems and responsibilities in the first film.

[@rainsauzer760]

@@lukegibson9410 lmao you are everywhere

[@lukegibson9410]

@@rainsauzer760 Thanks for taking the time to read all of them. lol.

[@QuynhNguyen-bp4mv]

@@lukegibson9410 Not carrying responsibilities definitely did help during that day. But besides that they are still truly made for each other... I mean just look at how their convos never stop when they meet, how honest they were expressing themselves during those convos, and how their values about love and other aspects as well align.

[@jromaine95]

I love at 2:08 when she goes to touch his head to console him and stops herself whist he looks away and has no idea. Great acting

[@Mightyzinger1]

He did the same in the prequel when they were on the train

[@MKN4EVERR]

Jack Romaine I know it's beautiful but heart breaking. Her instinct is to try and console him by kinda making his dream of touching her a reality but she stops herself because she knows he's married, and the thing that just sticks it in and breaks it off is that he didn't even know she tried to touch him, and you just know that killed her. The fact that she can't even tell him how much she loves him just really hurts. 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@rodwmccall]

She had waited NINE YEARS to touch him again...so perfect.

[@TRONwuzhere82]

@@MKN4EVERR So beautifully said. That tiny moment of a scene was tremendously significant and seriously gut wrenching. Expertly executed by Julie Delpy.

[@jackiedaytona3965]

That tiny moment has been stuck in my mind since seeing the movie, it's spectacular.

[@JohnSmith-nr6mh]

I love the fact that the cab driver is listening the entire ride.

[@diyachoudhary5467]

He’s french dude

[@lukegibson9410]

If the driver understands them, he must be thinking "Now I know why she is single." .

[@juanm.valencia2747]

No, I think he doesn't speak English, but he can guess what they're talking about.

[@curtfoosss]

you clearly didn´t see the movie

[@julianmx13]

@@diyachoudhary5467 it’s a joke lol

[@ZenZill]

So glad Hawke and Delpy got screenwriting credit for this and Midnight. It's really a grand collaboration between them and Linklater.

[@awwinlove5880]

I like how it feels like Jesse remembered the conversation in the first film Celine in Before Sunrise: I had worked for this old man and once he told me that he had spent his whole life thinking about his career and his work. And he was 52 and it suddenly struck him that he had never really given anything of himself. His life was for no one and nothing. He was almost crying saying that. Jesse in Before Sunset: I just...I don't wanna be one of those people who are...getting divorced at 52 and falling down into tears admitting that they never really loved their spouse, and they feel that their life has been sucked up into a vacuum cleaner!

[@cr3ations]

amazing!!!

[@evgenkhersonets880]

This just shows that a person can never reach a perfect happiness.

[@nonpensimai]

I didn't remember that!

[@datdude3327]

0:42 Celine talks about her parents laughing even after a bad fight. At the end of Before Midnight after the argument scene they still manage to share a laugh, showing how their relationship will work out.

[@VH07654]

Agreed. The third movie makes a great reference to that line in the second movie. When Jessie tells Celine ‘I am just trying to make you laugh’ in the third movie, it resonates well and links it to that line in the second movie

[@Lushy260]

Oh yes, and after they fight in the 3rd one. They still manage to laugh and have conversations. That's key to marriage/relationships

[@edifysalim5359]

this is exactly why I hesitated to get married yet I've been judge as childish and not mature, now who's the immature one here? marriage with the right person is hard enough, can't imagine with the wrong one.

[@ravishingravi]

I don’t agree with you. It’s better to do it and fail than not to. If you fail, Atleast your questions are answered.

[@busysloth6592]

Marriage can't not be tried just for the experience and realization IMHO.

[@mirdja83]

His dreams are so sad and beautiful.

[@lukegibson9410]

They are also based on an idealistic teenage romance. He didn't even know her very well, he had an idealistic picture of her.

[@vixxp2856]

@@lukegibson9410 dude what's wrong with u? Who hurt u so bad, u poor thing?

[@lukegibson9410]

@@vixxp2856 Who hurt you? Because you have no arguments whatsoever. Who hurt you?

[@vixxp2856]

@@lukegibson9410 if you hate this movie so much, why do you waste your energy watching every clip on yt and commenting the same under every video? You only live once, do something that you like man, why torture yourself like this?

[@lukegibson9410]

@@vixxp2856 YOLO and who hurt you. Thats refreshing. Just try to disprove what I wrote.

[@lelahansen645]

I love when she reaches out to touch him and hesitates and pulls her hand back. So realistic.

[@vegetator]

You go by.. and you go by... and you by.. you go by..

[@TRONwuzhere82]

Yep. So incredibly poignant.

[@burritogamer3984]

god this is so painful, because it just shows how much that night and the connection they had truly rippled throughout life to linger with them. At the start of the movie, you have the notion that they missed each other, but it was still seeming like they had mostly moved on and had their own successful lives, but they just open up and the truth really shows.

[@EllaChinois]

In Before Sunrise (1995) he reached out to touch her but hesitated and pulled back.~_~

[@myeolchiioppa]

"I just... I don't wanna be one of those people who are... getting divorced at 52, and falling down into tears, admitting that they never really loved their spouse, and they feel that their life has been... sucked up into a vacuum cleaner! You know, I want a great life"

[@danepotmo2513]

That is a callback to the first movie. In a scene in "Before Sunrise" He tells her he can handle not having a fulfilled love life and kids if it means he can be really great at something instead. In response, she tells him the story of this 52-year-old man she knew who did just that, neglected his personal life for work and that he regretted it as an old man

[@softmoxymuffin2351]

i loved this scene. like the movie takes place mostly outside or in these places with other people. when they are finally forced in enclosed spacesxthst when all the emotions truly surface. this and the end scene in celine's apartment show that. beautiful film. still my favorite

[@a-aron14]

so astute to notice that - this is their relationship in a box - the immediacy of their connection - - he's talking about a dream about her where she goes by and goes by and goes by and meanwhile they are in a car traveling together through time - - this is where film gets so magical

[@vinista256]

In some ways, it harkens back to that scene in the first film, where the two of them are listening to that Kath Bloom song, each one wanting to meet the other's gaze but also shy and uncertain.

[@TRONwuzhere82]

@@vinista256 I LOVED THAT SCENE!!!!

[@Gisselle011]

It’s like throughout the movie Jesse was sort weary about what Celine was telling him, in some scenes you can see how hesitant he is believing Celine, almost as if knowing she’s holding some back from him. On the other hand, Celine had this hidden frustration that could almost be classified as passive aggressive in some moments, hearing about how she believes Jesse has truly moved on. They’re walking on tip toes around each other until they can’t keep up with the facade anymore and it all comes to a climax in the car.

[@AQUANTUMg]

In Before Sunrise, Céline talks about an old man she used to work with, who was 52 and suddenly realised his life was for "No one and nothing." In this scene Jesse says "I don't wanna be one of those people who are, getting divorced at 52, and falling down into tears, admitting that they never really loved their spouse, and they feel that their life has been, sucked up into a vacuum cleaner!" Ethan Hawke was 25 making Before Sunrise, each movie is set 9 years apart. If they ever made a fourth movie Jesse would have been 52...

[@VH07654]

Agreed. That reference is a link between both movies. Another proof that the scriptwriters are geniuses

[@Coco-puff]

This scene always makes me tear up :(

[@clairerich]

and I wake up in sobs, alright?

[@taylorahern3755]

Great acting, great writing, great directing, great EVERYTHING!! Those two nailed it, and nailed it beautifully, seamlessly even. For this scene alone could have allowed both Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy to garner Oscar nods for Best Actor and Actress. Brilliant! And just perfect in all that romantic reflection, all that nostalgic, endearing and philosophical reflecting steeped in this genuine, heartfelt romantic yearning, all that romantic longing. Yes, those two nailed it marvelously, flawlessly, and with this touching beauty and grace. Perfect (the condition of romantic loneliness and yearning that they captured and revealed).

[@kramonisac]

That hesitation... ugggghhhhh

[@rushishah1995]

Beautiful!🙁

[@monikaramgopal7307]

It's almost like I'm there in the car with them ...

[@Alder41]

This talk changed my life

[@spaceodds1985]

The best film of the trilogy IMO, this scene is something that most of us have gone through. Doubt over whether you are genuinely madly in love with your partner or is it just for convenience.

[@wandacaser2421]

Jesse opening up about his marriage makes me realize that if one day my parents decided to have a divorce, i’m gonna be fine with it, they both deserve to be happy. It’s funny because i always thought divorce is the most selfish thing that a parent could do, I despise married couple who gets divorce because i always think about the child’s situation, i never thought about the parent’s situation, maybe i did but i pushed it out because i empathised to the child so much. I guess Ethan Hawke is just such a great actor to pull off this marriage stuff and have me change my mind about it.😊😊😊

[@davealstend4354]

Wanda Caser great speech

[@wandacaser2421]

Dave Alstend and I thank you

[@mariethecat6992]

Idk if it's coincidence but he was also going through his divorce with Uma at that time so kinda makes sense I think

[@tal3325]

they did this in one take...amazing...cant wait for before midnight!

[@Rachel-bb7di]

I haven't seen it, I'm afraid they don't end up together in the end and it ruins everything.

[@alesiaboxing]

@@Rachel-bb7di The ending of Before Sunset makes it obvious that they ended up together. Now, watch Before Midnight 🙂

[@rc59191]

2:08 that's a really cool detail in the first movie he was the one trying to brush her hair on the tram ride.

[@littlematchltm]

I love this part, I hope the clip also includes the last few lines in the car scene because the conflicts of emotions in that few bit are so touching.

[@kaanceviz4825]

She made one of golden move of cinema history. She tried to catch his head and missed.... Salute from 1998, 2005 and 2011...

[@TheDyingPlant]

when he first mentions the dreams and looks away, taking a pause thinking about if he’s really going to admit this to her while she presses “what dreams?”. the slight suck of his teeth before the platform dream the exasperated sigh of relief he says the second much more intimate and telling dream with like a secret he’s been holding for years finally now coming out and the look on her face as he does. Her guard she put up to protect herself from getting hurt by revealing her feelings for a married man, who she presumed was happily married comes crumbling down as he reveals how he pined for her also and that was also the love he never got over. the weight of all those years spent apart both yearning for one another it all just hit her at once and her expression is magical. yes i was crying. when she reaches out crying 😭

[@johnnyofthesticks7260]

I still believe in love, in real love. That happens. Not to everyone. And not a lot, and not with everyone, and not induced, just naturally. It happens. You even dont have to make it happen. Theres a lot of randomness in this universe men simply can not control.

[@johnnyofthesticks7260]

and probably if youre expecting to happen it wont, as much as you do, the less probability. You have to reset for that to happen.

[@jaygolds46]

Every man should see this scene before popping the question.

[@jzeraba]

This, is what films, should be all about. The good, and the bad, everything.

[@TheSuperLegoMan100]

0:00 when people ask you how you're doing

[@diegochiari2276]

That hand scene was devastating

[@thomaswells926]

2022 is coming up quickly. Fingers crossed for #4!

[@CarrotFlowers421]

Do you really want to see where they're at after ten years from Before Midnight?

[@thomaswells926]

@@CarrotFlowers421 absolutely

[@CarrotFlowers421]

Doesn't seem likely they stayed married and although that would be an interesting story, it would be very depressing

[@thomaswells926]

@@CarrotFlowers421 unlike before midnight which was a basket of puppies? 😂

[@CarrotFlowers421]

@@thomaswells926 exactly though. It's downhill from here

[@daisydove3336]

I relate to him so much

[@lukegibson9410]

You also met a bipolar girl who pretended to be fine before she flipped on you?

[@fluffyclouds555]

Luke Gibson why are you here replying to every comment. Take your negativity elsewhere. Why spread it? We get it. You hate Celine. We don’t have to agree with you though. Let us enjoy it without your cynicism

[@downtomars6918]

@@lukegibson9410 ?

[@msadrienafokoevents7122]

This is real talk …love it

[@r0xanne_d0ll]

Her face in the end looked like she regretted not seeing him

[@nazl559]

anytime i remember his dreams its so goddamn painful

[@evedotcom]

The driver be like 👁️👄👁️ oui

[@Fadilanse]

goddamn, this is heartwrenching

[@luckygirl4everrrr]

okay i've loved this movie since i was a teenager but rewatching these scenes just hit a bit different now that i'm adult. somehow in this scene i care more about jesse's wife and i feel bad

[@dodgeplow]

I stayed for my kids, and I lost them anyway when she took them. Commitment isn't enough.

[@drinkingpoolwater]

ca who?

[@xxoxia]

I couldn't have said it any better.

[@crescendoclub]

I.m going to be upfront and honest . Fights do happen and you wil get upset and will feel bad . It will happen with anyone . There is no solution . You cant "happily ever after" with your constant partner . Like the other dialogue "it feels good everytime only with brief encounters . "

[@tormentors]

I love this movies although I know this won't happen in real life

[@helloim0210]

셀린 눈빛… 😢

[@harihareshselvaraju631]

um..im pretty sure 0:48 sets up the forth movie... Jessie and Celine were 41 and 52 was the age jessie mentioned... oh god please don't split them up!!

[@Daniearp]

+Hariharesh Selvaraju that doesn't aplly to them the way I see it.. they do love each other

[@duyphammie1291]

In my opinion, at 0:48 the meaning of it is he was trying to get divorce with his ex wife( not celine) since he didnt have any love with his ex wife.

[@PSFilmWork]

Hariharesh Selvaraju that's an interesting theory. But they do love each other, you know?. I think they'll be okay.

[@lukeward5713]

Argh this is awful, missed opportunities, so many life, its hard man.

[@여보세요엄마]

내 인생 최고 영화

[@jamiecook7926]

Urgh so sad! Missed opportunities. Life is full of what ifs

[@pap0618]

This wasnt one take...you can tell by the different backgrounds.

[@brucegooding5816]

agreed

[@bhavya.m6239]

Wait he had a son

[@RealTalkWithSSG]

Yes the son was there in the third movie.

[@antondelacruz9362]

Shouldve ended the story with this film.

[@lovepolice2152]

He sais about his son: there is no laughter in there. I don t want him to grow up in that. So what did he do? He left home, moved to Europe and selfishly chased bis own romantic dreams. And romance is just imature love, with no responsability. The result is another broken family, a couple of kids who will grow up without a father. Just becouse he was still not mature enough to take responsability for his actions. He sacrificed his kids for selfish reasons, made new kids and forget about the ones in america. And you can t do that. When you have kids, you don t live for yourself anymore. You created that life, you have full responsability for that. No childish romance should stay in the way of what is right to do. Just take it like a man and do what you have to do. But this is tipical liberal bullshit. Liberals...promoting shit since....the french revolution...great...

[@TuBeTyPo]

i like how everything is always the fault of "liberals" this "liberals" that...cant you just watch a movie for what its worth? Love is love no matter the label, not sure why you bring in this political garbage to a movie that is fiction

[@lovepolice2152]

TuBeTyPo if hollywood is not political, i don t know what it is. Stop living in Narnia.

[@TuBeTyPo]

maybe stop living a life that is so cynical...relax a bit

[@CarrotFlowers421]

Love Police I don't know what your childhood situation was but growing up in a broken home where the parents fight all the time is WAY more traumatic than a divorce.

[@a-aron14]

I can't believe your name is Love Police... oh wait, I can!