This year, the Academy Awards was a highlight season for Tinseltown, but the anticipation for the upcoming one is eclipsing day by day. With early Oscar contenders lining up in a queue well before the months leading to the actual ceremony, next year’s accolade season is turning up the volume like a festive call. With Netflix seizing every chance to showcase these cinematic gems on its platform, the spotlight now unmistakably falls on the emotionally charged masterpiece We Live in Time, starring the incomparable Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh.

The burning question remains whether the film is at all available for streaming, and if so, is it playing by the Netflix handbook? 

For those still unaware of the most-talked-about romantic comedy-drama of 2024, We Live in Time starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh is an emotional masterpiece by John Crowley from a screenplay by Nick Payne. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 6 and was released in the US theaters on October 11, followed by a wider release on October 18. While the film has arrived on digital via premium video on demand, it is unavailable on Netflix.

Amazon Prime Video, AppleTV, and Vudu have We Live in Time available for purchase on PVOD for $14.99 or rental for 48 hours for $19.99. Although there has not been an official announcement as to when We Live in Time could make its way over to a specific streaming service, when it does, it could likely land on Max since its deal with A24 gives HBO, Max, and Cinemax access to over 100 titles. Plus, the film is due for a theatrical release in the UK next year.

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Before fans can get to crying with the Garfield-Pugh tearjerker with tissue boxes replacing popcorn buckets, here is a lowdown on We Live in Time that catapulted the pair into the fans' Academy discussions.

We Live in Time, John Crowley’s moving saga featuring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh, centers on a Weetabix representative Tobias, and a former skater-turned-Bavarian-fusion chef Almut. The narrative follows the pair as they navigate their relationship over a decade with a non-linear format of storytelling. They cross paths when Almut accidentally hits Tobias with her car, leading to a series of spoiler-alert events that bring them together.

True to the tropes of a rom-com, We Live in Time tugs at the heartstrings when things take a downturn with Almut’s deteriorating health condition on the verge of their starting a family. The film has received positive reviews from critics, with some declaring it the most touching story of the year. With Oscar debates already on the line and fans fidgeting through streaming options, it is difficult to believe otherwise.

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