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This review was originally published on September 7, 2024 out of the Toronto International Film Festival.
We are recirculating it now thatWe Live in Timeis in theaters.
Andrew Garfield is incapable of giving a meaningless expression.
But time together also means wasting time, and we rarely see anyone at ease in this picture.
We rarely discover anything about these people.
The actors, luckily, are a pleasure to watch.
Does it make for anything resembling chemistry?
The love story is syrupy, and the tragedy even more syrupy.
In a picture supposedly loaded with such anguish, one yearns for something raw and genuine.
There, his manicured classicism worked wonders.
My cold, cold heart, alas, was unmoved.
