'We Live in Time' review: A starry cancer drama that should have been weepier
Navigating Love and Life: A Rollercoaster Journey
"We Live in Time" dives into the ups and downs of love with a British couple, Almut (Florence Pugh) and Tobias (Andrew Garfield), facing real-life challenges like cancer. Expect moments that hit hard but also sprinkle in quirky humor.
A Unique Storytelling Style That Misses the Mark
The film’s nonlinear narrative tries to be clever but leaves viewers feeling confused instead of emotionally connected. If you’re looking for straightforward tear-jerking, this one might not deliver as expected.
Breaking Stereotypes: Strong Women Take the Lead
Almut is all about ambition, flipping traditional roles in romantic dramas—she’s a rising chef balancing family and career while Tobias plays the supportive partner. It’s a refreshing take, even if his character feels a bit underdeveloped.
Tropes Galore: From Meet-Cutes to Bathroom Deliveries
This film throws in classic rom-com tropes, like wild meet-cutes and chaotic hospital scenes. While some are laugh-out-loud funny, others feel too cliched for comfort. Can we get a little originality, please?
Emotional Depth Amidst Confusion: The Final Verdict
With strong performances and real struggles, "We Live in Time" has potential but gets tangled in its own storytelling. If you’re in for complex feelings, it might just tug at your heartstrings—eventually.
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