Best two reviews:
1) RogerEbert.com - This down-to-earth approach works surprisingly well because Southside with You never loses sight of the primary tenet of a great romantic comedy: All you need is two people whom the audience wants to see get together�then you put them together. (Rating: 100) Read Full Review >
2) Tampa Bay Times - Even if their names were John and Mary, the two people soon to be a couple at the center of Southside With You could make viewers swoon. Richard Tanne's walk-and-talk slice of budding romantic life is that good at expressing those small moments when love begins taking hold. (Rating: 100) Read Full Review >

Worst two reviews:
33) The Guardian - Southside With You uses our affection for the Obamas to add urgency in the otherwise simple script. (Rating: 60) Read Full Review >
34) The New York Times - Mr. Tanne has clearly made a close study of his real-life inspirations, yet his movie is soon hostage to the couple�s history. His characters feel on loan and, despite his actors, eventually make for dull company because too many lines and details serve the great-man-to-be story rather than the romance. (Rating: 50) Read Full Review >