‘We Live in Time’ Streaming on Max in February

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If you’re seeking a heart-wrenching movie experience at home, Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh have got an offering with their romantic drama We Live in Time. This film received critical acclaim upon its release last year, and now you can follow the emotional voyage of the characters played by Garfield and Pugh, perfect for Valentine’s Day viewing.

Max has made it known that the movie “We Live in Time” will be available on a streaming platform starting Friday, February 7th. However, if you’re not yet a subscriber, you can watch the movie when it airs on HBO linear on Saturday, February 8th, at 8:00 PM EST. This timing is ideal as it’s just before Valentine’s Day, which offers an excellent opportunity for such a film to captivate audiences at home. The movie “We Live in Time” has some genuinely moving moments, and the electrifying chemistry between Garfield and Pugh could easily make viewers feel affectionate towards them.

Under the guidance of director John Crowley and screenwriter Nick Payne, the movie We Live in Time delves into the decade-long relationship between characters Tobias Durand (portrayed by Garfield) and Almut Brühl, played by Brühl. The story unfolds in a nontraditional manner, tracing their unusual initial meeting that eventually blossoms into a love affair. This love story follows them as they establish a home and family until a shocking disclosure jeopardizes the strong foundation of what they’ve constructed together.

Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh’s Chemistry Wowed Critics

As a movie enthusiast, I was thrilled to witness the debut of “We Live in Time” at the Toronto International Film Festival. A24 grabbed the rights for the U.S. release, promising an intriguing cinematic experience. The film garnered positive responses, earning a 78% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics were particularly moved by the poignant chemistry between Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh in this heart-wrenching melodrama. They praised its nonlinear narrative for delicately addressing grief in a profound manner.

Initially, A24 decided to debut the movie in a limited number of cinemas, with plans to show it in more theaters later on. Eventually, the film earned $24.7 million in the U.S. and $38.8 million globally during its run. Despite appearing to have a modest earnings, this revenue placed the movie among A24’s top 20 highest-grossing films, surpassing other well-known titles from the indie studio like Ex Machina, Spring Breakers, Priscilla, and The Disaster Artist, among others.

Experiencing “We Live in Time” for one night is undoubtedly rewarding. Though its melodrama may seem familiar, the performances by Garfield and Pugh elevate this film to something truly exceptional. Even with a heart as cold as stone, you’ll likely find yourself touched by it a bit. It’s definitely a movie that deserves a wider audience through streaming platforms.

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2025-01-14 23:02