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‘No one is going to notice’: Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh’s new movie gets memed—because of a carousel horse

The artificial equestrian has completely upstaged the promo for ‘We Live in Time.’

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Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield are two of our most appealing actors, right? By all accounts, they’re delightful to work with, they light up a screen, and they’re legit good at acting.

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So naturally, a film starring both of them together should be a slam dunk for film buffs and lovers of the cinema. However, there are times when a co-star can derail the whole project. 

Why is a horse the star of the We Live In Time first look?

On Tuesday, a promo image hit social media for Pugh and Garfield’s upcoming John Crowley rom-com, We Live in Time. The image featured the two of them having a grand ol’ time on a carousel, as you do.

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But then–BUT THEN–you see it. The horse. In the bottom left corner. 

Suddenly, everything else about the image has been rendered completely irrelevant. This is a movie about that horse and that horse only.

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As you might imagine, this horse has become the internet’s latest obsession. How could it not be? Look at the face, look at his pained yet panicked yet confused expression. This horse has seen some sh*t. And now, so have we. 

The horse first made a splash through the tweet below from @PallaviGunalan:

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From there, the Internet was off to the races. The carousel races. 

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https://twitter.com/xoxoxiimena/status/1823444942322024769
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https://twitter.com/Poonikinz/status/1823663645470945755
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https://twitter.com/lightsandcolors/status/1823588594209956338
https://twitter.com/aguirreryan/status/1823862745214935144
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https://twitter.com/CountVolpe/status/1823757680328262132
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Now this film we can all get behind. Looks terrifying. Blumhouse, get on it. 

We Live in Time comes out on October 11, 2024. See you all at the midnight showing! 


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