Film Review: 'Die My Love' Showcases a Spectacular Jennifer Lawrence in Lynne Ramsay's Psychological Black Comedy

Awards Radar aims to offer objective and insightful coverage of awards season and the broader entertainment world. Die My Love delivers a rare opportunity to see Jennifer Lawrence at the peak of her craft, fully commanding the screen.

A Standout Performance

The film is a compelling psychological black comedy, filled with surprising and sometimes shocking moments. Jennifer Lawrence is undoubtedly the heart of the movie, delivering one of her finest performances to date.

The film is clearly Lynne Ramsay's work, which may limit its audience, but those who connect with its tone will find it captivating. As with many challenging films, it may divide opinions, but this reviewer places it firmly in the positive column.

Plot Overview

Grace (Lawrence) and Jackson (Robert Pattinson) are a young couple from New York City who move to Montana, settling into a home inherited from Jackson's late relative. Although adjusting to their new life is challenging, they initially seem happy. Jackson, now a new father, spends more time at work and even brings home a dog without discussing it with Grace.

“There’s nothing like watching an actor or actress at the height of their powers, unleashed in a showcase film.”

“Die My Love is very much Lawrence’s show, while still clearly being a Lynne Ramsay movie.”

“Consider me very much in the pro column of things with this flick.”

Author's summary: Jennifer Lawrence delivers an electrifying performance in Die My Love, a bold psychological black comedy by Lynne Ramsay that captivates despite its divisive tone.

Awards Radar — 2025-11-05