John Crowley's moving romantic drama "We Live in Time" was a highly anticipated romance movie that finally debuted last fall. Starring Florence Pugh as talented chef Almut and Andrew Garfield as the breakfast cereal rep Tobias who falls in love with her, it follows their romance through its highs (and lows) over an entire decade. In a twist though, the movie depicts these events in a nonlinear fashion.
The movie was finally released wide across the U.S. on October 18, 2024, and has pulled in just shy of $38 million over its 13-week run in theaters. But if you missed it, you might be wondering when this A24 romance movie is coming to streaming. Don't worry, we've got you covered. Here's when "We Live in Time" is coming to streaming on Max.
When is 'We Live in Time' streaming?
Right now, you can still see "We Live in Time" in select theaters, but most people will opt to watch it at home on premium video-on-demand (PVOD) storefronts such as Prime Video, where it is currently available to buy or rent digitally.
However, if you want to wait for this romantic comedy-drama to hit streaming video-on-demand (SVOD), there's good news. Max is the streaming service home to all the new A24 SVOD releases thanks to a deal that A24 inked with Warner Bros. Discovery to bring all their new releases to Max before any other service. And Max has announced that "We Live in Time" will be released on Max on February 7.
If you decide to wait until February for the movie's Max debut, make sure to check out these 5 movies like "We Live in Time" while you wait.
What is 'We Live in Time' about?
As mentioned earlier, "We Live in Time" stars Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield as Almut and Tobias. Told in non-linear fashion the movie follows their relationships through its ups and downs, including what can only be described as an painfully unconventional meet-cute.
The movie has garnered largely positive buzz, with most critics praising Pugh and Garfield's performances and their on-screen chemistry. If you like a romantic comedy-drama that will leave you in your feelings, "We Live in Time" is definitely worth checking out.
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