Inevitably Eternal

Rating: 10/10 (31 January 2014)

"Before Sunset" is not a romantic movie. It's not one of those typical cheesy movies filled with intrigue and happy ends that are only fool's gold. In fact it barely fits the notion of "movie" or at least what is has become.
The film takes you to Paris where Jesse (Ethan Hawke) meets a lady (Julie Delpy) he was blessed to be with for only one night back when they were young and innocent. So many years has passed since then, so many hopes were broken, so many dreams were achieved and now that they live in two separate worlds they look back on what has changed in their lives and eventually between them, if anything at all.
"Before Sunset" is a master piece. The flow of conversations, the jokes and the glances are so real that it seems like you literally live through it, as if you happened to be there.
Yet to me personally the beauty of "Before Sunset" was not only about marvelous acting, but the very idea that hope is inevitably eternal.