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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
It's a lovely and wistful celebration of youth, time and moments of connection -- and about the experience of living in the midst of a simple, perfect day that you know you'll remember for the rest of your life. Read full review
If Linklater goes to a bit of an extreme here, it's in making both characters so intelligent and sincere, so ardent and giving, that they seem a little too good to believe. Read full review
Watching and listening to these two is a charming experience; their conversation has the ring of veracity, and rarely does the viewer's interest stray. Read full review
Though Linklater allows the movie to wander, he never allows the pace to slacken, and more often than not he finds some unexpected bit of found poetry or cultural kitsch to make the digressions worthwhile. Read full review
Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy are attractive stars, but what's most appealing about the picture is the value it puts on sharing ideas and feelings through language. Read full review
Before Sunrise is so much like real life - like a documentary with an invisible camera - that I found myself remembering real conversations I had experienced with more or less the same words. Read full review
What Mr. Linklater does best here is to come up with conversational gambits that have just the right fancifulness to suit this situation. Read full review
There's nothing much to the movie, except for the amiability of the actors and the layers of feeling Linklater provides, but that's just almost enough. Read full review
Sunrise feels more like an absorbing experiment than a supple success. Read full review
While pic remains sympathetic and appealing, the endless dialogue and repetitive settings become wearing through the couple's one long night together, and the artifice of the premise may contribute to the difficulty the film has in coming to romantic life. Read full review