El romanticismo se esfumó en esta película que cierra la trilogía "Before", sólo queda la realidad. No me gustó tanto como las dos primeras, realmente esperaba algo romántico pero no, la historia aterriza a la realidad de las parejas en las que el romanticismo se va pero queda el amor, lo verdadero, lo real. Las historias de ensueño y cuentos de hadas desaparecen para dar paso a lo verídico que no por ello deja de ser bello.

I've loved the first two Before movies, but this one kinda felt short... Don't get me wrong, it was still great, but I didn't saw the "magic" I saw on the first two.

great movie until they reach the hotel. i guess i had always assumed these two had a better grasp on themselves than to devolve into "youre crazy and no one will ever love you except me" as a way of handling stress in a relationship. and the final scene was disappointing to say the least. not what i expected from a Before movie.
loved the farewell dinner scene. 3 generations giving their perspectives on love and relationships. smart and touching.

This trilogy has literally changed the way I think about life.

The two predecessors were great, but this one is outstanding!

For me it's hard to explain how I feel about this, how much I love the Before trilogy.
The three films are one of the most honest and beautiful films ever made.
Everything about them it's just perfect!

Lovely movie. Here's hoping for a 4th one.

I wish I have some batshit crazy person like Celine in my life :D

2022 is the year that we should see Jesse and Celine again. I wonder where they are now...

So I will use this space to review the third element of the trilogy and to criticize the trilogy as a whole. I will try my best to keep these paragraphs as short as possible.

About Before Midnight, what can I say? It is without any shadow of a doubt the most generic, uninteresting and mediocre of the trilogy. Nothing speaks to me and the runtime doesn't help. The topics I mentioned in the review of Before Sunset apply, and perhaps to a far worse effect than the previous sequel.

The trilogy as an overall is a real trip. And just like life, the quality of each sequel declines. Perhaps the following theory, which a fellow cinephile once told me, is effectively true: "The film you like best in the trilogy is the one you identify with the age of the lovers and the kind of love and passion..."

With that being said, my favourite is without any shadow of doubt Before Sunrise

Had a proper cry right there at the end. A great ending to the trilogy.

This film is part of the Before Trilogie
Before Sunrise (1995) https://trakt.tv/movies/before-sunrise-1995
Before Sunset(2004) https://trakt.tv/movies/before-sunset-2004
Before Midnight (2013) https://trakt.tv/movies/before-midnight-2013

The first two were movie and this is real. [spoiler]Life is full of ups and downs. Hope they will make it[/spoiler]

After being enchanted by the first two movies in the trilogy, I can't help but being disappointed by the decision to pair up the two lovers. It changes the series from two lovers catching up and taking a break from real life, and changes it to the same two experiencing real life, bringing the series from an extraordinary and unique story to one that's been told countless times before. Still an excellent movie, but I'd love to have seen a continuation of the wish fulfillment and fantasy from the first two.

[spoiler]We say goodbye to Jesse and Celine. The first movie was hopeful and romantic, this one felt more real. One thing that surprised me is the evolution of the characters. In the first one I loved Celine, her simplicity and smartness. I didn't like Jesse so much. I thought he wasn't able to understand her well and make her happy in the long run. In this one, Jesse is mature, rational and romantic at the same time. Meanwhile, Celine is a little bit strange, she doesn't listen him like she is used to... maybe it's just the evolution of the couple.

For the first time in this trilogy I missed some moments of silence. Even watching the sunset disappearing, a nice moment to enjoy silence, we have the comment of Celine that watches the sun going away.

It's going to be sad to say goodbye to these characters. It was like opening a book and reading a chapter, skip some ones, going forward. But this was the final chapter.[/spoiler]