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When the first official trailer for Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh's new film We Live In Time was released, the collective gasp was heard around the world.
We are SO back. In fact, this might be the most back we've ever been. What am I talking about? I'm talking about the return of a niche cinematic genre known vaguely as "death trope romance movies." Think The Fault In Our Stars, Me Before You, and A Walk To Remember. In many ways, we can also include the cinematic masterpiece that is About Time.
And who could forget Anne Hathaway's film One Day, a tale that recently resurfaced thanks to the new television series of the same name. The love story of Emma and Dexter skyrocketed to number one on Netflix, with viewers calling for more projects like this.
It seems the people yearn for sad love stories. And Pugh and Garfield are prepared to serve us devastating romance on a silver platter in We Live In Time.
Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield star in We Live In Time. Image: Studiocanal.
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