"A wild and worthwhile ride."
— Sheila O'Malley, RogerEbert.com
"Thank heaven that we have filmmakers like [Lynne Ramsay]."
— Mark Kermode, Mark Kermode Kermode and Mayo's Take
"The second coming of Jennifer Lawrence is here, and it’s astounding."
— Esther Zuckerman, The Daily Beast
"Die My Love is a radical and riveting melodrama that rejects sentimentality."
— Kristy Puchko, Mashable
"It’s a fearsome, all-consuming spell of a film, and its effects are unshakeable."
— Clarisse Loughrey, Independent (UK)
"Die, My Love confirms Ramsay once again as one of the most fearless filmmakers working today."
— Linda Marric, HeyUGuys
"The definition of 'movie star' is pretty fluid, but in ;Die My Love, it’s clear why Jennifer Lawrence is one."
— Bill Goodykoontz, Arizona Republic
"Ramsay’s extraordinarily vivid filmmaking unlocks a whole new level of fearless, full-body commitment from Jennifer Lawrence"
— Jessica Kiang, Sight & Sound
"It’s a deeply raw and honest film. It’s bleak, but it also has a musical, black-comic, big-hearted spirit that pulls you through the despair."
— Dave Calhoun, Time Out
"Ramsay shines a light and lets it burn bright for the women who have all, at some point, uttered Grace's words: 'I'm right here, you just can't see me.'"
— Billie Melissa, Newsweek
"Lynne Ramsay unleashes her most galaxy-brained concepts with a full-bodied commitment that should be the envy of filmmakers with similar ambitions."
— Marshall Shaffer, Slant Magazine
"The cinema of Lynne Ramsay is cinema of the senses, raw and delicate and alive... Jennifer Lawrence completely understands this, inhibiting Grace with a total lack of vanity."
— Hannah Strong, Little White Lies
"An unforgettable cinematic experience, a full-throated rejection of the simplistic manner in which we sometimes talk about complex mental and relationship issues. It’s a killer."
— Brian Tallerico, RogerEbert.com
"Lynne Ramsay’s raw and animalistic character study proves to be the perfect vehicle for Jennifer Lawrence. She’s never been better as a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown."
— Iana Murray, Empire Magazine
"Scorsese, it’s reported, was convinced that no other actor could do justice to the complex character. He may well be correct: Lawrence is thrillingly uninhibited and physically impulsive."
— Wendy Ide, Observer (UK)
"Jennifer Lawrence, who made the film while four months pregnant with her second child, is tremendous here. She is totally committed, her extraordinary face often seen not just in extreme close-up but right into the iris of the eye."
— David Sexton, New Statesman
"There is a lot of earned wisdom and lived-in pain in Ramsay’s masterwork. Swinging for the fences on all fours, Jennifer Lawrence delivers one of her most fearless performances to date in Ramsay’s psychosexual marital thriller."
— Tomris Laffly, AV Club
"Lawrence is superb at exemplifying Grace’s confusion. She alternates fluidly between domestic tranquility and feral rage, often in the same scene. Even as Grace’s grasp on reality seems to slip, her turbulence comes off as entirely natural."
— Shirley Li, The Atlantic
"With an uninhibited fieriness that’s rooted in profound need and longing, Lawrence—opposite a beleaguered Robert Pattinson—delivers one the finest performances of her career, energizing the writer/director’s portrait of feminine rage, sorrow, and mania."
— Nick Schager, The Daily Beast
"Lawrence gives a performance to die for in a devastating tragicomedy about postpartum depression that drives away her husband (Robert Pattinson). Scottish director Lynne Ramsey doesn’t know from comfort zones and she may push you too far. Let her push."
— Peter Travers, The Travers Take
