[jhiggy23]

Originally Posted by SquidPuppet

Ha ha. From the article posted there...

"As a one-night stand tale, where the stories they appropriate are as telling as the real identities they finally share with one another and the emotional charge of sudden attraction and sexual ecstasy is all the more attractive given the commitments back home that they are still questioning in their mind, it’s no Before Sunrise."

haha I think what he's trying to say, w/o having seen Sunset/Sunrise, is that the film does not delve into the complex and wordly dialogue that exists in those films, opting instead for visual symbolism and the conveyance of carnal and emotional desires and connections.