the GIRLS REACT to *Before Sunset* ARE THEY RIGHT?! (First Time Watching) Classic Movies

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The girls, Hayley and Stella, are reacting to Before Sunset starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy and are they righ?! Enjoy this first time watching classic movies reaction to Before Sunrise!
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[@whitenoisereacts]

What is your favorite romance movie of all time?

[@rOmAN_147]

To all the boys I loved before.

[@Halfaxa7]

This film. This one right here.

[@-Perene]

GHOST (1990) is great 🔥

[@trinaq]

About Time, or Ever After.

[@jvbcb3214]

This one

[@trinaq]

I love that the opening montage show all of the places that Jesse and Celine will visit over the course of the film, but in opposite order. I love noticing new details whenever I rewatch this film

[@Joanna.From.Canada]

These movies were made from the real life experience of the director, Richard Linklater. He met a girl at a Philadelphia toy store in 1989, and they spent the night talking. (He qas there just for the day) He made this movie hoping she would show up at the premiere in 1995, but sadly found out that she died in 1994 feim a motorcycle accident. Its written that Before Midnight is dedicated to her (Amy)

[@davidhirako4210]

Now imagine waiting 9 more years until Before Midnight after that ending.

[@jorgerodriguezarguelles1626]

Can't wait to see your reaction to the last one! Ethan Hawke has said this about the trilogy: “The first film is about what could be, the second is about what should have been. Before Midnight is about what it is.”

[@fizzlepop720]

So glad that you guys are continuing this trilogy... The first one seemed like a dream scenario and this one hit in a heartachingly real way. Since they both co-wrote this with the original director, you feel like the pain they poured into the script was intensely personal. There are so many people that we come across in our lives and so few where the conversation is effortless that when it happens, you can't help but think that it's changed you in some way, permanently.

[@mojoshivers]

I think you guys hit it, every decade you live is hard in its own way. The problems and concerns you have in your twenties, you just don’t have in your thirties. But I think it’s more than that too, I think the problems you personally have or had in your twenties is going to be different than somebody else has or had their twenties. Sometimes you get around your friend group, your peers, and even they can’t relate to all the shit you’re going through. I think the more you live, the more realize that your bucket of trouble is different than mine. We’re going to have some things that we share, but nobody is experiencing the bleakness and beauty of life at exactly the same rate so it just feels lonely because nobody ever gets the whole picture your mental state at any given moment but you, no matter how you want to show somebody else that.

[@jlilley73]

I don't know if you noticed, but one interesting thing about this one that's different from the other two is that it's filmed pretty much in "real time" (though obviously not a single take), i.e. the length of the movie is about the same as the length of time depicted in the movie and you're seeing almost their entire interaction (before the cut to black, anyway).

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I’m so glad you decided to go forward with these films. Knowing that you enjoyed the first one, I figured you were going to like this one. There’s such a fun vibe to these films & Ethan Hawke & Julie Delpy have such wonderful chemistry together.

[@MrSniganoo]

Before Midnight does a great job of summing up their romance.

[@ceceliam9014]

It's worth knowing that every one of these movies was intended as the end. They didn't intend to make a sequel when they made the first movie. And they didn't intend to make a trilogy when they made this one. For me that kind of creates different potential endings with each of these stories, like parallel universes of possibilities, because when they were made the direction afterwards wasn't defined. So there's still a version of the story where they met up again in 6 months in my mind, for example.

[@manuelpf8273]

I have seen this trilogy with the corresponding years of difference between films. Watching the first one as a teenager and watching the others as you get older... One of the best cinematographic experiences of my life.

[@liyon316]

I think "When Harry Met Sally" (1989) will be right up you two's alley!

[@SpeedOfThought1111]

Boyhood is also a legendary project from the same director and Ethan that takes place over 13 real years filming.

[@anthonyguadagnino2681]

So glad u did the 2nd one. Can’t wait for the 3rd. As someone who’s 53, u lament and regret and look back on potential lost romances and thinking u might have missed out on someone. The conversations between them are so easy. It’s easy to put oneselves in their shoes. I love the long takes in the movies.

[@mwrench4185]

The ending of this movie is perfect. Pay attention to when Jesse says "I know". He's touching his ring while doing it. Big signal there.

[@davidsedgley1133]

Exactly. The ending to this one isn't ambiguous at all.

[@lanolinlight]

Before Midnight should come with a rating: no one under 35 admitted.

[@acidsupernova]

As a forty-something, please allow to tell you one of the best things about getting older: You stop caring as much about what other people think about you. At least, the superficial sruff. It doesn't mean you may not have regrets or wish that there were things you did or didn't do, but things like comparing yourself to others on instagram or in real life just doesn't matter as much. And it's wonderfully freeing. There are fantastic things about being young and in your 20s, sure, but there's also a lot of bullshit that you don't even realize you're swimming in until you get older and you're not in it anymore.

[@sarahnadeofpoetry]

That's honestly comforting to know, thank you. So would you say it doesn't matter so much at that point if all your friends are in relationships and you're not? I don't know if you are, obviously, but hypothetically, would that also be something that you just wouldn't care about anymore, too?

[@acidsupernova]

@@sarahnadeofpoetry Interesting question! I'm currently not in a relationship so I can answer it. Some of my friends are, some are not, but my feelings about my singlehood had more to do with my wanting a relationship for my own reasons and not because I'm trying to compare myself to my friends. If that makes sense.

[@sarahnadeofpoetry]

@@acidsupernova That does, thank you for answering c: So it seems like you're content now, but if the right opportunity presented itself, you would be open to it?

[@anthonyguadagnino2681]

I wish more reactors would do this trilogy

[@aldersleysteven]

This has to be my favorite trilogy. I love that Linklater tried to capture one of the most important things in life. I'm happy to see your reaction and that you appeared to really like it. Although this is the shortest of the three, I feel that every second feels urgent and it's my favorite entry. Don't you love films that make you sit around and think about your life?

[@samsammy6591]

I like so much BEFORE SUNSET it's like a champagne bubble time you appriciate the moment. It's very rare and precious. A very good movie 🇨🇵🇺🇸

[@JordanJMyers]

Great movie and reaction. Hope y'all have a Happy New Year. Here's to more reactions in 2024🤞🤞

[@citydweller99]

The 2nd part of the 3 part movie series is dealing with both characters in the 30s and realizing that the hope and expectations that they had in the first movie have turned out to not to be what they expected.

[@paramitch]

I was so thrilled to see that you were continuing with the series! I love this movie -- for me it is the perfect balance within the trilogy of romance, bittersweetness, and joy. The movie has those Linklater touches, and I love that this time we see the montage of everywhere Celine and Jesse will go -- but at the beginning, they are empty, not the end (as before) -- this time they will fill those spaces, because this time the movie has hope for the two of them. In the first movie, that montage came at the end, and it was melancholy, something that could never be recreated because both of them were gone. I am spoiled of course, so I will just say that when I watched the movie the first time, from the look of pure joy on Jesse's face when Celine says, "Baby, you are gonna miss that plane," and he says, "I know," there is no way in the world he is getting on that plane. I recommend "Before Midnight" -- but it is a harder and more emotional watch. But it is another terrific movie, and as with this one, Linklater, Delpy, and Hawke were all nominated for screenwriting Oscars for it once again.

[@omarjimenez8895]

In my opinion this is the best one of the trilogy

[@MagicMarmalade-kv5hr]

"... We're too young to reason, too grown up to dream..." Could almost have been written for these wonderful movies

[@classiclife7204]

Jessie was a little edgier and more unsure of himself in this one, despite his literary success, evidently reflecting the trauma of the divorce Hawke was going through with Uma Thurman at the time. Celine seems more sure of herself, despite her little freakout in the car. This second "Before" movie is my favorite, mostly because of that amazing moment early when he's blah-blah-blahing about a dumb book idea, glances to his right, and sees Celine. It's like he got lightly shocked by an errant electrical current. A great moment in cinema. Now hurry and do the third one!

[@pardox28]

I still haven't seen the last Before movie because I'm scared to! How this movie ended was such a magical place for Jesse and Celine. In my head they are together & in love and I like that head canon I've made for myself; I don't want it spoiled by the "reality" of the 3rd movie! But I've heard good things about the 3rd movie so eventually I'll watch it.

[@staqp.4337]

So happy to see this! Highly anticipating you two finishing up the trilogy. I always appreciate your thoughtful commentary! Please start your own channel you two!

[@smcthatisme]

I love that you two are enjoying this trilogy. I love the girly time you are having watching this. Makes me smile 😊

[@EChacon]

What happened to your Patreon page cause since today it’s been set to under review? I’m starting to become more concerned and worried considering you haven’t been keeping us updated on the issues you’re having and their hasn’t been any new reactions for four days.

[@rob6300]

Maybe it's because they aren't planning any new content after this month and don't want to accidently charge anyone for memberships going into February

[@EChacon]

@@rob6300 I disagree with you, besides as I said if something had happened with their Patreon they would let us know on the community page and on top of that they haven’t uploaded and released the remaining episodes of the One Piece reaction so I smell a rat with what’s happening right now with the White Noise Reacts channel.

[@white.lodge.dale.cooper]

Something you said made me laugh because I thought the exact same thing when I was in my late 20s; I thought 30 was the beginning of the end. But by age 40 I realized that my life effectively began at 30. That's when it started getting good!

[@splockhart]

My favorite romance film of all time. I will say it makes me rethink everything romantically in my life every time I watch it which is why I only watch it once every few years. Such a tragic but beautiful film that I can never get enough of. Thank you for reacting to this and I’m excited to watch you react to the next one

[@vincecommando7575]

Thank you for reacting to this movie. Please react to Before Midnight (2013). Remember age is truly just a number. It's only relevant when you feel old. That's the difference between how old you are and how old you feel.

[@hackapump]

The trilogy as a whole is of course about those rare connections, but really it is about love, and how it looks at different ages. Love during the course of a lifetime. And the reason it comes across as so realistic is that the actors and co-writers were allowed to grow up with the trilogy, using their growing life experience in crafting the script and the scenes. (Ethan was famously divorcing Uma Thurman when this movie was made, for example). It’ll be even clearer once you see the third one. The director Richard Linklater made a similar film project called Boyhood, where they wrote and shot new scenes in a young boy’s life every year from 7 to 18 years of age. The result is a (fictional) movie about him growing up basically. It doesn’t have quite the impact that the Before trilogy does, but it’s a beautiful little movie.

[@keredchang]

One neat fact I haven't seen posted is that the length of the movie is the same amount of time that actually passes in the movie itself. Jesse had the ~2 hours before his flight and they hung out for that same amount of time.

[@EChacon]

I'm somewhat surprised that both of you are skipping out on _Before Midnight_ Stella and jumping to the next movie you're reacting to. Please give _Before Midnight_ a chance I think it could be a perfect swan song reaction from the both of you before the end of White Noise Reacts. Finally, if the both of you continue on doing more reactions on another channel you create following the end of White Noise Reacts in January 2024, I hope the both of you react to some animated movies and more of the Muppet movies, along with joining and collabing with Nobu on the White Noise Anime Reacts channel, plus allowing Kennedy Harryson to become another reactor.

[@stellaa_rrose]

Hi, we’ve filmed the Before Midnight video and it’s up for early access on Patreon! Not sure where you’re getting your info from…

[@GojoDKai]

@@stellaa_rrosewhich of the three was your favorite?

[@EChacon]

@@stellaa_rrose At the end of the video reaction for the post-discussion, Stella you did said you were skipping on reacting to _Before Midnight_ at 28:58-29:12 considering how mix and ambiguous the ending for _Before Sunset_ went and plan on going to reacting to another movie instead since you aren’t a fan of romance films that end in a fallout.

[@stellaa_rrose]

@@EChacon I was speaking with heavy sarcasm;)

[@EChacon]

@@stellaa_rroseI just am saying don’t skip _Before Midnight._ Finally I have a hunch that this and the Before Sunrise reactions were recorded 1-2 weeks ago (back in November) before James released the December 6th video on the White Noise Channel ending considering the majority of the reactions were recorded 1-2 weeks in advance before being uploaded to Patreon and KZbin but were put on hold after the channel went on a 10-11 day break since December 12 and the reactions being released since December 23 are the unreleased reactions prior to James December 6th video.

[@sahityabk]

A romance for the ages. Greatest ending ever.

[@halfhalf656]

I watched the first one in 90s and the rest of two as they came out ( you know how old I am now 🤭) I can totally see it’s hard to watch the second and the third one at your age, but you will appreciate the realism later if you watch them again. The trilogy is my most favorite in the genre and I really appreciate the people who made them!

[@johnlynem]

If you are loving this series as much as I did I think you would love the movie Same Time Next year from 1978 staring Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn. Its almost the same premise but you get to grow with the two year after year. Great movie.

[@Jujuman2003]

It's not an ambiguous ending. It couldn't be more clear he was going to divorce his wife to be with Julie Delpy.

[@purcascade]

The scene in the car is physically painful. It's so good.

[@C-Iris]

I loooove you got a lot of comments/thoughts to share during and at the end of the movie!! Probably because this second movie takes place closer to your actual age hehe but it was so good! I haven't actually wanted to watch the third movie 😅 because like Stella mentioned in Before Sunrise, I don't want to have a glimpse of what life at 40 ish is like yet 😅😅

[@The_Forrest_Warrior]

I wish you all a happy new year 2024.😊😊

[@jamestropicals8262]

What happened to the patreon? It’s under review?

[@alvintsao8971]

The ending of this movie is one of favorites of all-time. And while you aren't given the answer directly, I think the ending is not ambiguous at all. Both of them understand that Jesse is not going to catch that flight. When Celine imitates Nina Simone, it gives her a bit of strength and she commands/winks at Jesse missing that flight. His face all but confirms that he knows and probably knew much earlier in the film that he wasn't going to leave this time. Physically at the close o the meeting you see him toying with the ring on his finger.

[@KM-yr7xd]

Your Patreon is under review now .. is everything OK? Can't launch

[@tanishajones7157]

Same question I had. I hope everything is okay. I'm kinda panicking.

[@rob6300]

Maybe because there wont be any new content after this month?

[@denial987]

It is so sad to see this channel after January 2024.

[@pat_jones36]

It’s not ending now just yet, uploads won’t stop until like mid January

[@sushitrsh]

my favorite out of the trilogy

[@bassmunk]

I'm looking forward to the 3rd and your reactions to some long takes that will need prolonged blurring hahaha I don't think there's a movie out there that's willing to be so real about how some conversations happen lol

[@fatboy5926]

24:16 that means he never intended to make that plane 😉😉

[@ebonycam]

Ladies will you been continuing to react on your own channel after this channel sadly wraps up?

[@KM-yr7xd]

They said they don't want to ...

[@Department_of_Justice]

You gotta wait 10 yrs for the next installment to get the full effect.

[@jimmartin6803]

1:39 This kind of camera "quality "you are referring is called film, and you cannot accurately reproduce the earthiness and the richeness that it has because it is an analog way of taking video and pictures. That's why it feels more natural to the eye because it accurately captures most the imperfections that the eye sees with very little filtration. In contrast digital is way more clean because it cuts out the imperfection which make it seem to the eye like the quality of the picture is way higher and kind of fake, like a sterilized room that lacks the ruggedness and the imprefections of an everyday place. The first two movies were shot on film and the third was shot digitally and you can see that it lacks the charm that the previous two movies had with respect to colours and the rich skin tones that they had. If you want to know how films captures video it's something like this; During film photography, a roll of light-sensitive film is placed within the camera. When the shutter of the camera is open, the film is exposed to light and an impression is captured. After the exposure is made, the photographer rolls the film forward so a fresh section of unexposed film is ready for the next photo. So a camera working with film automatically rolls the film and as photos are captured. (Usually they work at 24 photos per second but some can do 30 and even 60). In the other hand digital camera works like this; A digital camera uses an array of millions of tiny light cavities or "photosites" to record an image. When you press your camera's shutter button and the exposure begins, each of these is uncovered to collect photons and store those as an electrical signal. And because there is a predetermined amount of colours that the signals can bee translated to, there is not the same amount true colour depiction, that the film camera's infinite colour pallete has. Also these are the specs of the cameras that were used if you are interested to learn more. Color Color (Technicolor) Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1 Camera Moviecam Camera and Lenses Laboratory LISTO Videofilm, Vienna, Austria (negative film processing) Technicolor Negative Format 35 mm Cinematographic Process Spherical Printed Film Format 35 mm As a final addition it is crazy that the budget for this movie was between 2.2 and 2.7million dollars and only two weeks of shooting!

[@tylerhackner9731]

Love this one!

[@deanroddey2881]

A great second installment of a great trilogy. Keep going of course. They could do a a fourth one but it'll have to be something like "Before Hair Loss" or something. Or maybe "After Hair Loss." But it's so nice that the films are as far apart in real time as in story time, because you find the characters at the same point in their actual lives as the actors. Definitely check out Linklater's (the writer/director of this series) Boyhood. It was filed in real time over like 12 years, and all of the same actors follow through the whole thing, so you really see them age in real time in the movie. It's an amazing project and film. Ethan is in that one. As I mentioned in the previous one, check out the very famous French Trilogy Three Colors (Tres Colours.) Julie is in the second one. But I like Red the most. You guys would love them, I'm sure, and they are uber-classics that you should check off your list.

[@aldersleysteven]

Another vote for Three Colors. I watched it again last week. The Double Life of Veronique too. We need more foreign language films.

[@dsc5754]

Why lie, I'm just here to watch a movie and stare at Stella 🤷🏿‍♂️ 👁️

[@brianscli9567]

I wasn’t sure if this video would happen so it warms my heart that it did 🎉

[@fatboy5926]

My theory on this 2nd movie - she played him like a fiddle 😂😂 even something as small as “why wait for a hotel why not the bench right there” anytime it’s about to end she like quickly “I guess this is goodbye” getting him to extend (which he is obviously doing 😂) in the first movie she said “I feel like the general of an army plotting my strategy knowing what would hurt him seduce him” she played him all the way to her apartment 😂 at her apartment well she went for the kill obviously 😂 “song about my ex song about my cat and 3rd song…… it’s just a little waltz” wonder what song he will pick 😂 once she’s played her song she’s got him - and she’s a completely different person. In the first movie she was more hopeful more romantic - in the Sunset she is almost the cynical person. Once she knows she’s got him - she back to the person in the first movie. Joking dancing it’s gorgeous - and of course Ethan Hawke (a male) is more than happy to just go along play his part in extending everything 😂 it’s perfect the last 20 minutes of this movie is just 👌👌

[@laughingwithspartans6766]

Will you guys and gals be reacting to the movie Moonfall?

[@Tr0nzoid]

When I saw this in 2004, I liked much of it. I grew up to find that these "meet cute" movies can be influential in a bad way, like wishful thinking. There is a reason why the phrase "Manic Pixie Dream Girl" was coined. They were right to not exchange contact information. If you meet someone while traveling, or the other person is traveling, leave it at that. That view is based on reality, not the third movie, which I did not like at all.

[@percyweasley9301]

This IS LIKE NEW YEAR GIFT❤😂. Watching from Assam India..

[@WoodsToLiveBy]

To answer your question about WWII, the Nazis were indeed ordered to destroy a whole slew of Parisian monuments and destroy much of the city if they were forced to abandon Paris. However, when the Allies closed in, the commanding General defied Hitler and left the beautiful structures intact. There is a great 1966 film (and book) about this, titled IS PARIS BURNING?

[@JohnSmith-tv2bp]

Girls, I need your reaction to Terminator Dark Fate, please

[@raywalker-eq1sp]

My favorite movie, glad you guys liked it 🥹

[@Bluebox87]

Ypu hve to remember than when this came out we didn't know there would be another sequel another 9 years later.

[@ralphauer150]

Here’s my problem. Three excellent movies. Three excellent writers. For the life of me, they or Julie decided no fourth movie. I know if they worked on making another movie, an excellent script could have been made, no denying. Just might have been the best, of the three. The FANS were let down, big time. So sad

[@rg3388]

Celine’s favorite bookstore is Shakespeare & Company. “What are the odds?” The odds are quite good when it gives Richard Linklater an opportunity to make me think of James Joyce yet again, as Linklater so often does.

[@nickstark8640]

This journey is worth experiencing. Please don’t wait too long to continue. I promise, you won’t have any regrets. I think you’re prepared for what’s coming next.

[@cantburppete]

Watch Boyhood, from the same director

[@KERRYPIKE]

A great classic movie.

[@KingCorbinCosmos]

Damn Stella is beautiful

[@MerVizsla]

Do guys did react to robots 2005 film animation?

[@EChacon]

Sadly No they didn’t and in all honesty I don’t know if James and Nobu will have a chance to react to it following the end of this channel sometime this month or early next month.

[@chrisfofficial]

Did the trilogy a few months ago. Good trilogy!

[@alejandraalegria6448]

Guys you should react to part 2 of Maleficent, it really is very good. please.... greetings from Colombia

[@ericwalker8636]

Ladies, it's wonderful that you enjoyed this film as much as the first one, but it's also very dissatisfying to watch you seemingly miss plot developments due to your discussing something at length while the movie is still running. Reaction does not have to be ongoing commentary. Please either save the lengthy comments for the wrap-up or pause the movie.

[@sarahnadeofpoetry]

Even though it wasn't outright said, how exactly is 30 middle-aged? People don't just start dropping off at 60. Loads of people are 60. 40 is more middle-aged. 80 tends to be around the time when people start getting one foot in the grave. You don't just go from 20 and youthful to suddenly halfway decrepit, it makes no sense.

[@brianbutz3306]

I take big issue with your statement that more and more films are coming out like these. I'm a year younger than Ethan Hawke and sorry, not sorry, film is in it's worst place it's been in my lifetime. No one makes anything as authentic and raw as this anymore. There's virtually no independent film scene and what does exist is pretentious nonsense. Oppenheimer is regarded as the best drama in years yet it's not even about its title character, it's about what people say about him. In the 90's virtually every studio would release a historical drama for Oscar contentions, and every one of them is better than Nolan is capable of. Linkletter is one of a handful of Gen X directors, it's really just him, Spike Lee and early Kevin Smith. All of them at one time were emotionally raw, and socially/politically relevant, and incredible film makers. We're losing the legends of the boomer generation, and anything they aren't making is corporate cookie cutter digital action nonsense. There's no authorship to film anymore. People are making films not to tell stories, but to promote an agenda or to simply make money. Whatever impact modern "message films" have is an echo in a repeating chamber. That doesn't promote progress or art, it's artificially enforcing a new status quo. We need more authentic films with characters dealing with credible problems, we don't need more non-binary superheroes in the multiverse of color. We need humans on screen. No one cares about letters in an acronym on screen if they're 2 dimensional stereotypes and not credible as living breathing human beings. The modern film industry stifles voices with their lip service representation. Minority casts and minority directors are hired to do sellout studio bullshit, that is not representation or promoting diversity, it is enforcing a new conformity that says nothing.... it's still white men in suits making every decision, they're just doing it in boardrooms instead of on set. The 90's had huge diversity of author/directors. Now there's virtually zero. You may enjoy being a marketing demographic, but I don't. I want real films with honest stories and controversial points of view. The "before" trilogy may not seem punk rock, but it really is, and we need more of that kind of film making.

[@grife3000]

It's a shame that knowing it's a trilogy spoils the open-ended question at the end of both of the first two films. Ah well, at least we have the third film. Until they get together and give us another film (Before 3AM?).

[@anthonyguadagnino2681]

When she said “you are going to miss that plane” she was telling him he wasn’t leaving. And he said “I know”.

[@jrleon9699]

Couple of idiots letting time pass While they randomly see each other😅

[@NickoMcbrainRules]

Do Starship Troopers (1997) next!

[@TheNightBadger]

You young 'uns just don't understand...

[@ryanbuysse8867]

Your experience of these films is ruined by knowing that all 3 exist before seeing them. Way better to have seen 1 and have to wait 9 years for 2

[@differentboy12]

React on Bahubali movie also

[@T291]

Greetings from Finland girls!!! Hopefully we're going to get see your reactions to Terminator Dark fate before you leave us!?? "I'll be back" 😎

[@spencerbookman2523]

You're wrong about the next movie, but you're also right...

[@Medellin1823]

Unsubscribe to these people. If you want them to react to a movie you have to pay them. F*ck that I'll pay myself to react to a movie.

[@WheresWaldo05]

Stella my wife 😘