Moments like these, kids.....Take them in. You'll never know who you run into. My parents were sitting in a café somewhere in Mougins, France (I think) sometime in the early 70's just a few years before I was born, and there was an old man sketching away at a pad of paper. My mother started to feel a bit nervous when the old man kept looking at the two of them and then looking away back down to his sketch pad. Just as he left, he handed my parents what he was sketching. It was a portrait of the two of them sitting at the table. He gave a nod of his hat, said goodbye in French and walked away. My Dad looked down at the sketch, and suddenly realized who the man was. Pablo Picasso. And in his hands was a Picasso original. That sketch is now with me, and it has and forever will be a private thing. It was a sketch that was meant to be private, depicting a private moment between two lovebirds in France. What a gift. So, by all means....Cherish moments like the one in this video. You just may be talking to a living artistic legend and never realize it at the time.
I really want this story to be true, as Picasso is the one who first introduced me to real art, but idk man, this comment is 3 years old and still no reply with visual proof.
I cried while watching this scene, I kinda sympethised with the poet and I thought about all the poor homeless artists or the wandering souls out there that are lost , ppl who didn't fit into the ordinary, ppl who didn't become wht was expected from them , ppl that r unable to sustain basic living. People that are generally lost in their lives. My eyes teared when I saw how happy, humble and shy the poet was after reading the poem and he looked grateful for the money he got from it. I don't know what it is that made me feel that this poet was so lonely
Just because he was poet you made all the background story . What if he was drunk spoiled lover and didn't study in in his degree , now is unemployed and because he didn't pay his student loan hence lost his home ??
@@Prince-jc6wc do you think if poets were given enough incentives and jobs, would he chose to live on road side ? Ofcourse he isn't getting any job so he has to do this for living . Or he even might have a job what do we know . Anyways it's just a story take it as a story and finish it why do you have to break it down and analyse 😉
I like this scene for a lot of reasons. First the poet seems to be a confident guy in approaching the couple and asking them if he can write a poem for them. But once he finishes the poem and celine asks him to read the poem, you see The poet become incredibly vulnerable, cuz he is being judged for his art in real-time. Isn't that incredible? Nice touch RL.
This move for me is what traveling through Europe is like....you're never expecting it, then suddenly you have that "moment" which beautifully haunts you for life.
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 am a delusion angel I am 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 two branches in a river Flowing downstream Caught in the current I’ll carry you. You’ll carry me That’s how it could be Don’t you know me? Don’t you know me by now?
This is probably my favorite part of the whole film. The poem is so beautiful and real. The last two lines always give me goosies: Don’t you know me? Don’t you know me by now?
I found myself repeating "don't you know me by now" in my head, in his voice, after years since I watched the movie. I remember I adored this poem, also the poet, just so cute.
Btw that was mine Take me for a walk, Thursday's pressing my veins, going through your secrets, through your mind, all the spots are just the same, quiet and sublime, your milkshake soul, so hard to find. And if you ever offer me a peace of that sound, if you ever try to hide me from that mess, hold me, keep me, smash me to the ground your milkshake soul, my emptiness..:P I wrote it in two minutes..a little bit of inspiration after watching that scene (paused the scene before the guy read his own) Great movie btw :)
I remember this scene, cause 12 years ago, I convince a girl to watch this movie with that poem. It was the era of hi5, and we were both teenagers, getting to know each other through movies, songs and literature. We never saw each other face to face, we continue to speak from time to time in the years that come, through universities. At some point she wanted to meet and talk in person, I had some problems and didn’t want to disappoint her. We lost the connection, she got happily married at some point, and I sit here, alone, remembering and thinking what could’ve happened if we had meet.
my teacher for creative writing showed us this video in one class, and it is something that stuck with me over the past 6 years (by now, don't exactly remember when we saw it). sometimes i really do find myself thinking about this poem, but also how important of an act it was to let the poet read it, on the fact that not many people (at least in my understanding) would be able to make a name for themselves without challenges in the way. I'm a visual communication freshman, near the end of the first semester; i knew from a young age i wanted to study this, but poetry will always have a place in my heart, despite forgetting the words or the poet's name - it will always be the feeling, the emotion, driven from it, that would sink its claws and teeth deep in the flesh, and have the wound heal and grow around it to blossom into passion, resulting in creation in another form of art. that's poetry for me, and the milkshake for the poet.
Nothing in comparison to My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard And they're like, it's better than yours Damn right it's better than yours I can teach you, but I have to charge
So many years and still remember that beautiful metaphore: - "I'll cary you, you carry me"- When I see two branches in a river, floating together, and remember that part, its great
"Don't you know me by now?" It's like he is himself the 'delusion angel', a spirit who has seen the future (compare to the fortune-teller they were just arguing about) trying to tell them they're meant to be together.
I loved this guy so much in the movie. I was actually thankful Celine asked him to read it bcz I got to see his smile while narrating that showed his love for poetry. The poem was marvelous & he would make a famous poet if he published a book. I really hoped he was saving money for it rather than his cigarette.
What i love about this film is that it is all about the initiation of intellectual and critical stimulation among two individuals throughout the whole journey ! Plus every scene felt so natural unlike other romantic flicks in which there seems to be forced expressions and acting skills projected out of nowhere totally unrelatable to reality. Before trilogy stands out for sure !
I have never felt a more pure joy, When u look at me with that coy smile, It soothes me, Makes me reminiscent of those hot summer afternoons, Reminds me of the remnant good in me, Like the blissful milkshake after those afternoons, Melting away my fatigue, my pain, U have come in my life the same way, and changed a life that was once mundane. A life passing with out passion, Has been saved by ur milkshake like love's ambition. It makes me wanna become better and rise above my fears, To deserve ur milkshake like love. (I know it's poor usage but couldn't help it)
I like the way how happy the guy gets the money, btw with a talent like that he could work in a newspaper or work for some writers, I can't even write an adequate poem in my language
These are the events which we missed by being tooooo much practical in life...... the next step of happiness is excitement....and 50% of excitement is craziness ❤️❤️
This scene was one of my favorites, and to have Jesse waste his moment like that is heartbreaking. This was his chance at a palm reader, to connect with something, but he doubles down on the same pessimistic view towards them. He might have matured in Sunset, but to have him continue just hurts everytime.
i wish there was a spinoff movie about that guy. cause i feel like he could have been an interesting character and i would have loved to see him become a critically acclaimed poet or a writerin that spinoff film
I just discovered that the guy reading the poem is my very distant cousin. 12th cousin, 1 time removed. His full name is Dominik Graf zu (Count of) Castell-Rüdenhausen
1:47 there is a lot of good things in conflict -- that's reminiscent of what she said in before midnight, how she sees positiveness in her kids fighting
I'm sorry but your review was very distracting. I felt it was more about you dancing and twirling around more than anything else. Also, the mic you are using is terrible. You sound underwater and it keeps fading in and out. But glad you loved the movie.
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Moments like these, kids.....Take them in. You'll never know who you run into. My parents were sitting in a café somewhere in Mougins, France (I think) sometime in the early 70's just a few years before I was born, and there was an old man sketching away at a pad of paper. My mother started to feel a bit nervous when the old man kept looking at the two of them and then looking away back down to his sketch pad. Just as he left, he handed my parents what he was sketching. It was a portrait of the two of them sitting at the table. He gave a nod of his hat, said goodbye in French and walked away. My Dad looked down at the sketch, and suddenly realized who the man was. Pablo Picasso. And in his hands was a Picasso original. That sketch is now with me, and it has and forever will be a private thing. It was a sketch that was meant to be private, depicting a private moment between two lovebirds in France. What a gift. So, by all means....Cherish moments like the one in this video. You just may be talking to a living artistic legend and never realize it at the time.
Wow! :) This might be the best thing I read today! Thank you... :)
+Tony Wittrien are you serious? i want to know, more details about the story
Amazing!
just amazing people believe this.
I really want this story to be true, as Picasso is the one who first introduced me to real art, but idk man, this comment is 3 years old and still no reply with visual proof.
I cried while watching this scene, I kinda sympethised with the poet and I thought about all the poor homeless artists or the wandering souls out there that are lost , ppl who didn't fit into the ordinary, ppl who didn't become wht was expected from them , ppl that r unable to sustain basic living. People that are generally lost in their lives. My eyes teared when I saw how happy, humble and shy the poet was after reading the poem and he looked grateful for the money he got from it. I don't know what it is that made me feel that this poet was so lonely
True. Just like van Gogh.
Tears me up too, this scene, every time.
@Andy Dufresne wow!
Just because he was poet you made all the background story .
What if he was drunk spoiled lover and didn't study in in his degree , now is unemployed and because he didn't pay his student loan hence lost his home ??
@@Prince-jc6wc do you think if poets were given enough incentives and jobs, would he chose to live on road side ? Ofcourse he isn't getting any job so he has to do this for living . Or he even might have a job what do we know . Anyways it's just a story take it as a story and finish it why do you have to break it down and analyse 😉
I like this scene for a lot of reasons. First the poet seems to be a confident guy in approaching the couple and asking them if he can write a poem for them. But once he finishes the poem and celine asks him to read the poem, you see The poet become incredibly vulnerable, cuz he is being judged for his art in real-time. Isn't that incredible?
Nice touch RL.
Great observation. This added even more to the scene. Thanks a ton
The entire story of the movie is in the poem dont you think?
I really like your interpretation. Afterall, Art is something which cannot be bounded by time...
This is magic- this movie is full of magic without anything overtly supernatural going on. I love it so much!
Same here, this movie will always have a special place in my heart.
This move for me is what traveling through Europe is like....you're never expecting it, then suddenly you have that "moment" which beautifully haunts you for life.
Tatiana Mitina exactly! Well said !
I know.man it is one of the ebst movies ever made
Well defined..
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 am a delusion angel
I am 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 two branches in a river
Flowing downstream
Caught in the current
I’ll carry you. You’ll carry me
That’s how it could be
Don’t you know me?
Don’t you know me by now?
Prima dell' alba è un film stupendo : la storia è originale bellissima Vienna città in cui è ambientata Ethan e Anne sembrano
@@mariav.1510 Bella Italia...from America Spagnola
Gg
Lindo ❤
Life doesn’t want any lodgers who have claimed squatters rights on her 🤣🙃. Reject satan and follow the Lord while there is still time ❤️🕊💕🕯
The poem just delivered the film's overall message, making the film so great!
nickmesafilms touché!
I always refer to this man as the 'hot hobo'. :)
I actually have a crush on him. Man.
True… 😂
I've had that poem memorized for years :)
now write your own poem.
Me too.
Me to. Itcomes to may mind in like a magice
Me Too!!
This is probably my favorite part of the whole film. The poem is so beautiful and real. The last two lines always give me goosies: Don’t you know me? Don’t you know me by now?
Totally agree. Goosebumps
This film is exceedingly romantic.
richard linklater deserves way more credit than he is given
The Animist I am eternally sorry that I can't agree more with you!
@Rebecca Wisdom holy shit, for a second I thought you said, Joel and Ethan helped co-write. As in the great Coen Brothers!!
I found myself repeating "don't you know me by now" in my head, in his voice, after years since I watched the movie. I remember I adored this poem, also the poet, just so cute.
Btw that was mine
Take me for a walk, Thursday's pressing my veins,
going through your secrets, through your mind,
all the spots are just the same, quiet and sublime,
your milkshake soul, so hard to find.
And if you ever offer me a peace of that sound,
if you ever try to hide me from that mess,
hold me, keep me, smash me to the ground
your milkshake soul, my emptiness..:P
I wrote it in two minutes..a little bit of inspiration after watching that scene (paused the scene before the guy read his own)
Great movie btw :)
Dragan Bozilov thats beautifull, great man!
Wow such a beautiful poem.
This is gorgeous.
That was great
So lovely😍😍 .... well done
"I'll carry you, You'll carry me" Best ever
Love that line so much. It pops into my head every so often.
Thats how it could be.....
I love the way he ended the poem. So beautiful.
I remember this scene, cause 12 years ago, I convince a girl to watch this movie with that poem. It was the era of hi5, and we were both teenagers, getting to know each other through movies, songs and literature. We never saw each other face to face, we continue to speak from time to time in the years that come, through universities. At some point she wanted to meet and talk in person, I had some problems and didn’t want to disappoint her. We lost the connection, she got happily married at some point, and I sit here, alone, remembering and thinking what could’ve happened if we had meet.
my teacher for creative writing showed us this video in one class, and it is something that stuck with me over the past 6 years (by now, don't exactly remember when we saw it). sometimes i really do find myself thinking about this poem, but also how important of an act it was to let the poet read it, on the fact that not many people (at least in my understanding) would be able to make a name for themselves without challenges in the way. I'm a visual communication freshman, near the end of the first semester; i knew from a young age i wanted to study this, but poetry will always have a place in my heart, despite forgetting the words or the poet's name - it will always be the feeling, the emotion, driven from it, that would sink its claws and teeth deep in the flesh, and have the wound heal and grow around it to blossom into passion, resulting in creation in another form of art.
that's poetry for me, and the milkshake for the poet.
the moment he finished reading that poem I would have left with him.
Nothing in comparison to
My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard
And they're like, it's better than yours
Damn right it's better than yours
I can teach you, but I have to charge
That's deep.
Explain this to me, please
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I am watching it right now.The poem gave me chills.
So many years and still remember that beautiful metaphore:
- "I'll cary you, you carry me"-
When I see two branches in a river, floating together, and remember that part, its great
This movie has ruined my life with so many expectations of whirlwind romance that isn’t there in real life.
Hey..
Oh, but it is... It definitely IS there in real life. 🙂
Just keep your eyes and your heart open!
Lol romance is not dead, it's alive u just need to find it...
One of the best movies I have ever seen Celine and Jesse are incredible so much chemistry and in common.
I love his accent
Don't you know me? Don't you know me by now?
Nope. Not yet.
@@nnaammuuss 😀😀😀😅🤣🤣🤣
"Don't you know me by now?" It's like he is himself the 'delusion angel', a spirit who has seen the future (compare to the fortune-teller they were just arguing about) trying to tell them they're meant to be together.
i really like that man,his poet,his way of reciting that poem🧡
I loved this guy so much in the movie. I was actually thankful Celine asked him to read it bcz I got to see his smile while narrating that showed his love for poetry. The poem was marvelous & he would make a famous poet if he published a book. I really hoped he was saving money for it rather than his cigarette.
The magic of well-timed poems ❤
I've just seen the movie and i fell in love with every moment of it specially with this poem💙
Nice!!! Same here too.
I sow it in 1995 and stil its the movi thet live as a home in my haret
@@יעלעלמהונתנאל incredibly lucky
What i love about this film is that it is all about the initiation of intellectual and critical stimulation among two individuals throughout the whole journey ! Plus every scene felt so natural unlike other romantic flicks in which there seems to be forced expressions and acting skills projected out of nowhere totally unrelatable to reality. Before trilogy stands out for sure !
I have never felt a more pure joy,
When u look at me with that coy smile,
It soothes me,
Makes me reminiscent of those hot summer afternoons,
Reminds me of the remnant good in me,
Like the blissful milkshake after those afternoons,
Melting away my fatigue, my pain,
U have come in my life the same way, and changed a life that was once mundane.
A life passing with out passion,
Has been saved by ur milkshake like love's ambition.
It makes me wanna become better and rise above my fears,
To deserve ur milkshake like love.
(I know it's poor usage but couldn't help it)
Way to go man! ♥️♥️
Don’t know who I want be ?The poet or them ..This scene is so beautiful..❤❤
If only he wrote that Rooster Prick poem lol
I love the way the guy read it. I don't know why
I like the way how happy the guy gets the money, btw with a talent like that he could work in a newspaper or work for some writers, I can't even write an adequate poem in my language
These are the events which we missed by being tooooo much practical in life...... the next step of happiness is excitement....and 50% of excitement is craziness ❤️❤️
if they make a fourth film i really hope we see him again
+Myron Snow Before Moonrise...?
Didn't they already become the middle aged couple arguing on the train from the opening of the first movie?
yeah but real couple do argue. i really wanna see them as an old couple like 60s maybe.
Before i watched the two sequels i was sure the poem would be mentioned in the Film but not 😭
They won’t and they shouldn’t
Julie Delpy is so unbelievably beautiful.
gonna sound shallow but especially here. aged a bit. either way, she glows thhroughout the entire movie.
I wanna agree with a resounding yes!
This scene was one of my favorites, and to have Jesse waste his moment like that is heartbreaking. This was his chance at a palm reader, to connect with something, but he doubles down on the same pessimistic view towards them. He might have matured in Sunset, but to have him continue just hurts everytime.
I thought for sure he was going to reread this poem back to Celine in the end of Before Midnight.
That would have been nice ...but things are lil out in before midnight
Profound. I don’t click with Midnight but the first two films are sublime
agreed
I almost shed a tear. Wow! Amazing!!
i wish there was a spinoff movie about that guy. cause i feel like he could have been an interesting character and i would have loved to see him become a critically acclaimed poet or a writerin that spinoff film
LOVE THE COMMENTS! You guys rock!
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I just discovered that the guy reading the poem is my very distant cousin. 12th cousin, 1 time removed. His full name is Dominik Graf zu (Count of) Castell-Rüdenhausen
omg
@@mmyoh That's what I thought, too. lol
Thats crazy now
That dude is cool as hell. I want to be him.
lol
Best movie ever made :)
Best trilogy ever made!!
1:47 there is a lot of good things in conflict -- that's reminiscent of what she said in before midnight, how she sees positiveness in her kids fighting
I wish i had the attention to detail that you do
the infinite creativity
I wonder what happened to that poet.
I was wondering the same thing!
he didn't survive the winter
@@ShonenFreakTV that's sad.
לראות את הרגע הזה ולהזכר ברגע הזה בקולונע לפני כל כך הרבה זמן❤
Thank goodness I am using this account to comment on this scene.
I really love this scens.
I’m gonna watch this movie ASAP!!
Like branches in the river, flowing downstream, caught in the current...
Beautiful scene. Thanks for sharing.
For a moment i want to became that poet ...❤
I just fall in love with the poet guy 🤌🏻💞
i'm a delusion angel, i'm a fantasy parade
Love you Barbara...
Perfection!
I know it by heart.
great scene!
It make me severd . I now it . Thes is pure gold thes pout
1:06 I. DRINK. YOUR. MI -- oh wait wrong movie
Dominic kills it.
Is this an example of a surrealist poem?
Disappointed Richard Linklater didn't weave more characters like this river poet into the film.
Come to think of it, I agree with you. He did add the palm reader, however.
@@LordGreystoke But still disappointed!
The fact there is only this one poet is exactly what makes him so special.
"Chewing gum" (The 13th Floor, director's scene commentary).
Harry Mack def saw this film
Omg this poet - he makes me feel so many things ! Watch how I reviewed this movie on my channel ❤️❤️
I'm sorry but your review was very distracting. I felt it was more about you dancing and twirling around more than anything else. Also, the mic you are using is terrible. You sound underwater and it keeps fading in and out. But glad you loved the movie.
@@rupman27isback Agreed
Guys, you might also enjoy this, "paris je t'aime faubourg saint denis subtitles"
@@ash01123 your face is beautiful 😂
@@ash01123 ഞാൻ തോറ്റു ആശാനേ 🤣
@@ash01123 "thin red line" kando?
@@ash01123 Lacrimosa and River are brilliant soundtracks from Tree of life.
Tree of life is very deep 🥰
Malick - Fire and Water എന്ന് youtube search ചെയ്തു നോക്ക് 🔥🔥🔥
Thin Red Line also has an amazing soundtrack 'Jisas yu holem hand blong mi'
Pakshe film kandaale athinte beauty appreciate cheyyan pattu..
אני זוכרת את כל השירה שלו בעלפה
זה פשוט רגע קסום❤
good
a i am a fantasy parade
asmr
@rupman27isback great post.
Eric J. Ford Thanks! Glad people appreciated this as much as I did:)
❤
Hey hows it goin bros my name's Pewdiepie
2:43
ldr core
They cut out what cynical jesse said next
💖
It's a template!
How much did they pay him
The amount wasn't important haha
2:44 to 3:34
❤️❤️
Isn't poems supposed to rhyme?
Nope, it's art.
@@rupman27isback wat
@@unknownxyz7 It's art.. as in .. it's subjective. There's nothing written down in stone of what art should be.
@@rupman27isback So you can watch a scene with a moment of happiness and say it's sad?
@@unknownxyz7 What does this have to do with your original comment about rhyming? lol
As poetic as this scene was, and I adored the movie, the poem though was utter narcisstic trash.
theCreator how ? Explain please
I disagree
Tell me u dont know poetry
If this was mcu, this poet guy would have his own spinoff