Jordan of PopCults.com writes "For those that have watched the previous installments, we know that their previous encounters are highly romanticized… this actually becomes the subject of a couple jokes early on. The premise of this film presents itself in a way that clearly establishes another highly romantic adventure, but then it changes. As we all know, life gets messy, and it is clear that these two characters have just gotten into the mess."
Samantha Garrison from Film Takeout writes:
"These three films are certainly not chick flicks, but I’m covering them anyway because I’m so disheartened to find that this is what passes for romance among my dude peers. So let’s talk about romance, love, and why these three little movies are not a great example of either."
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The bitter realities of love and eternal battle of the sexes take centre stage in the final chapter of Richard Linklater’s romance trilogy Before Midnight.
