Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh's 'We Live in Time' Struggles with Nonlinear Narrative
The romantic drama's unconventional storytelling undermines its emotional impact despite strong performances.
- The film features Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh as a couple navigating love and personal challenges, including a cancer diagnosis.
- The nonlinear narrative structure is criticized for disrupting the emotional progression and clarity of the story.
- Despite the potential for a tearjerker, the movie's time-jumping approach prevents it from delivering the expected emotional catharsis.
- The story highlights a modern relationship dynamic with Pugh's character as the career-focused partner and Garfield's as the supportive counterpart.
- Critics note that while Pugh's character is well-developed, Garfield's character lacks depth beyond his role as a devoted partner.