Before Sunrise

Daydream delusion, limousine eyelash

Oh baby with your pretty face

Drop a tear in my wineglass

Look at those big eyes

See what you mean to me

Sweet-cakes and milkshakes

I'm a delusion angel

I'm a fantasy parade

I want you to know what I think

Don't want you to guess anymore

You have no idea where I came from

We have no idea where we're going

Lodged in life

Like branches in a river

Flowing downstream

Caught in the current

I carry you

You'll carry me

That's how it could be

Don't you know me?

Don't you know me by now?

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to walk around Vienna for a night with a stranger you met in a train?

This movie captures a realistic depiction of how two strangers who share thoughts, feelings and experiences can fall in love in one night. This movie shows that the significant other could be a total stranger one meets in life unexpectedly, and knows intimately, and yet cannot hold on to forever. The playful conversations, insightful dialogues, awkward silence, stolen glances, and the laughter that builds up a love affair that coudn't last, the beautiful places in Vienna that they've tread upon, and the painful reality that they'll probably never going to see each other again makes this a movie one portrayal of the poetry of real-time romance itself.

The entire movie is enticed with a a blooming friendship, a romance, and time running out. There are no flowers, no dinner in some posh restaurant, no material evidences of love - just two people, walking around Vienna, sharing stories together, soothing their cold hearts with the warmth of romance. One can see no hollywood stereotypes in this movie just realistic and flawed characters that makes it even more feel like coming home.

I can't find the words to explain the entire wondrous nature of the movie. It's perfect. This is actually on the top of my favorite movies list right now. Go watch it and see for yourself. That poem after the pictures was written by the street poet from the movie. Sounds really nice, right?Never cried like this in a movie for a very long time.