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Before Midnight

by Richard Linklater

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  1. 25 Best Films of 2013: David Ehrlich
  2. 20 Best Films of 2013: A.V. Club
  3. 13 Best Films of 2013: Stephen Holden: New York Times
  4. Top 20 Films of 2013: In Review Online
  5. The Best Films of 2013: Nick Schager: A.V. Club
  6. The Top 10 Films Of 2013: Richard Lawson: Vanity Fair
  7. The Best Films of 2013: A.A. Dowd: A.V. Club
  8. Best Films of 2013: Reverse Shot
  9. The Best Movies of the 2010s: Esquire
  10. Top 50 Films of 2013: IndieWire: IndieWire Poll
  11. Top Ten Films of 2013: Dave Gonzalez: Fighting in the War Room
  12. 50 Best Movies of 2013: Film Comment: Film Comment Poll
  13. Best Films of 2013: Village Voice: Village Voice Film Poll
  14. Favorite Fifteen Films of 2013: Marya E. Gates
  15. The Top 10 Films of 2013: Katey Rich: Vanity Fair
  16. Top 15 Films of 2013: Scott Tobias: The Dissolve
  17. Top 10 Movies of the 2010s: Chris Ryan: The Ringer: The Big Picture
  18. The Best Films of 2013: Sam Adams: A.V. Club
  19. 20 Best Films of 2013: L Magazine
  20. 21 Favorite Movies of 2013: Stephanie Zacharek: Village Voice
  21. Top 10 Movies of 2013: Mara Reinstein: Us Weekly
  22. The Best Films of 2013: Scott MacDonald: A.V. Club
  23. 25 Best Films of 2013: Slant
  24. The Best Films of 2013: Ben Kenigsberg: A.V. Club
  25. 30 Top Films of 2013: Glenn Kenny
  26. The Best Films of 2013: Ignatiy Vishnevetsky: A.V. Club
  27. Top 15 Films of 2013: Keith Phipps: The Dissolve
  28. 20 Best Films of 2013: The Dissolve
  29. Top 100 Films of the 2010s: In Review Online
  30. The 100 Best Movies of the 2010s: A.V. Club
  31. Top 50 Films of the 2010s: The Young Folks
  32. Top 100 Films of the 2010s: Consequence
  33. 100 Best Films of the 2010s: Insider
  34. The 100 Best Films of the 2010s: The Playlist
  35. The 100 Best Movies of the 2010s: IndieWire

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