Before Sunrise with Ethan Hawke: DVD Cover

    Before Sunrise Director: Richard Linklater Cast: Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy

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    • DVD Release Date: 11/30/1999
    • Original Release: 1995
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 1,233

    Viewer Rating: (15 ratings)

    Detailed Rating: "Exciting" See All

     
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    Scenes

    Features

    Interactive menus; Theatrical trailer; Scene access; Languages & subtitles: English, Français

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 Full Screen
    0. Scene Selections
    1. Credits by rail. [2:10]
    2. Fleeing an older couple. [3:09]
    3. A day in the life. [4:37]
    4. Death fantasies. [4:05]
    5. Jesse's proposal. [2:49]
    6. The play's the thing? [2:33]
    7. Sexy talk; pet peeves. [6:21]
    8. The record shop (Come here). [2:20]
    9. Sunset kiss. [4:21]
    10. Romantic projections. [3:32]
    11. Stardust. [4:54]
    12. Stories in church. [4:52]
    13. Poem on a milk shake. [6:43]
    14. Prior relationships. [7:15]
    15. Mutual destruction. [2:46]
    16. Magic in the attempt. [4:47]
    17. Phone calls. [6:24]
    18. Our only night. [4:54]
    19. A bottle of wine. [1:55]
    20. Beneath the moon. [6:41]
    21. Taking her picture. [2:33]
    22. Time's fancy. [2:40]
    23. Au revoir. Later. [3:12]
    24. Farewell to Vienna. [2:30]
    25. End credits (Living life). [2:35]
    Side #2 Widescreen
    0. Scene Selections
    1. Credits by rail. [2:10]
    2. Fleeing an older couple. [3:09]
    3. A day in the life. [4:37]
    4. Death fantasies. [4:05]
    5. Jesse's proposal. [2:49]
    6. The play's the thing? [2:33]
    7. Sexy talk; pet peeves. [6:21]
    8. The record shop (Come here). [2:20]
    9. Sunset kiss. [4:21]
    10. Romantic projections. [3:32]
    11. Stardust. [4:54]
    12. Stories in church. [4:52]
    13. Poem on a milk shake. [6:43]
    14. Prior relationships. [7:15]
    15. Mutual destruction. [2:46]
    16. Magic in the attempt. [4:47]
    17. Phone calls. [6:24]
    18. Our only night. [4:54]
    19. A bottle of wine. [1:55]
    20. Beneath the moon. [6:41]
    21. Taking her picture. [2:33]
    22. Time's fancy. [2:40]
    23. Au revoir. Later. [3:12]
    24. Farewell to Vienna. [2:30]
    25. End credits (Living life). [2:35]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Richard Linklater's third feature -- set, like his other works, over the course of one 24-hour period -- Before Sunrise is a sweet, intelligent romantic comedy filmed primarily in Austria. It stars Ethan Hawke as Jesse, a young American travelling through Europe. On a train he meets Celine, a French student portrayed by Julie Delpy. Together they leave the train to begin exploring the city of Vienna, walking and talking into the wee hours of the night and slowly falling in love as the minutes before Jesse's return to the U.S. tick away. Jason Ankeny, All Movie Guide

    Customer Reviews

    Some of the Best Conversation EVER!by Anonymous

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    August 19, 2006: This movie wasn't all about the action and what not. It focused on good, well written conversation, which I liked a lot. It isn't every day that you see a movie with so much conversation that isn't boring. One of the best movies out there.

    Outstanding movie, all the wayby Anonymous

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    September 05, 2004: I don't quite know where to start. I have seen this movie long time ago and I absoultely loved it. It is so real and intelligent and catches the real spirit of the cultures that it was just a breathtaking experience for me. I am from Europe, and the reason why I am writing this review is the fact that I am in the States right now and have been here for quite a while now. Being here gave the whole new aspect to this movie. I totally understood the Celine's point of view, but now I also understand Jesse's. I was watching this movie with my American friend and seeing how similar we are to the characters in the movie was just amazing. I would recommend this movie to everyone who believes that true love does exist and that it is as simple and beautiful as it is in this movie. Movies like that are a total must see!


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