Hold onto your seats, movie lovers, because the star-studded collaboration of our dreams is officially on the calendar!
Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson are joining forces for the upcoming dark comedy-thriller Die, My Love, and the film has just secured a release date that proves it’s ready to fight for some gold statues.
According to Deadline, Mubi has snapped up the rights and set a U.S. release date for November , . And here is the best part for fans: it’s reportedly heading for a full, wide theatrical release rather than a limited run.
The news has already sparked a wave of excitement across X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok, with fans losing it over the “powerhouse pairing” of Lawrence and Pattinson.
“J-Law and R-Patz in a movie by the director of We Need to Talk About Kevin? We are seated!” one fan raved in a viral post.
The film, directed by the visionary Lynne Ramsay, tells the gripping story of a mother living in a rural area who is navigating the harrowing depths of psychosis. It’s a role that sounds right up the alley of Lawrence, who has made a career out of blending raw vulnerability with fierce strength.
Lawrence is no stranger to the Academy’s spotlight. Ever since her breakout in Winter’s Bone, she’s been a staple at the Oscars, snagging four nominations and winning Best Actress in for Silver Linings Playbook.
Whether she’s leading blockbusters like The Hunger Games and X-Men or diving into auteur-driven indie projects, the girl knows how to pick a script.
Pattinson’s journey has been equally impressive. After his heartthrob days in Harry Potter and the Twilight saga, he successfully pivoted to gritty, critically acclaimed roles in The Lighthouse and Good Time before returning to the big leagues as the Caped Crusader in The Batman.
While he’s a darling of the critics, Die, My Love could be the project that finally lands him his very first Oscar nomination—a milestone fans have been campaigning for online for years.
The film already has the momentum to back up the hype. It premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May to a wave of positive reviews, currently sitting with a solid % score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Critics have been quick to praise the film’s “unsettling” yet “brilliant” tone, with many calling out Lawrence’s performance as a must-see. ScreenRant’s Graeme Guttmann even gave the film a glowing out of stars, specifically highlighting Lawrence’s powerhouse work.
By landing a November release date, the film is positioned in the “sweet spot” of award season. It’s the time of year when studios drop their heaviest hitters to ensure they stay fresh in the minds of voters.
Will this be the movie that finally brings Lynne Ramsay and Robert Pattinson to the Oscar stage? Only time will tell, but the internet is already placing its bets.
Mark your calendars for November , —it looks like this is going to be the cinematic event of the fall!
