Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun explore love at end of world

‘Love Me’ film's post-apocalyptic romance ending explained by Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun
In the not-too distant future, a buoy and a satellite have relationship issues just like many human couples in the new film “Love Me” starring Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun. “Love Me” is described as a sci-fi romance that takes place after the end of humanity.
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In this post-humanity romance movie, two inanimate objects find each other online and together they sort through the mystery of what Earth was like when humans walked it. During that journey, the pair also discover themselves and what it means to live and love.
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We didn’t know if we’d ever be able to make another movie, so we wanted to do all the fun stuff,” Andrew told Polygon ahead of Love Me’s theatrical release on Jan. 31. “We wanted to make robots and go shoot ’em in amazing locations around planet Earth and live the dream of being George Lucas in the early ’70s.
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The Pitch: An extinction event has made the Earth a very empty place, so when a solar-powered “smart” buoy ( Kristen Stewart) powers back on after many years, it doesn’t have anyone to make contact with. Until, that is, it wirelessly connects with a passing orbital beacon ( Steven Yeun) that happens to be serving as “humanity’s tombstone.”
Kristen Stewart on exploring humanity as AI persona in 'Love Me'
After growing up in starring the "Twilight" vampire movie franchise, Kristen Stewart is no stranger to unique cinematic experiences. Her latest film "Love Me" is a futuristic drama about an existential romance between a smart buoy (Stewart) and a satellite (Steven Yeun),
Kristen Stewart, Steven Yeun on exploring humanity as AI robots in new film 'Love Me'
Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun opened up about their new film "Love Me," which explores themes of identity, love and more.
'Love Me' review: Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun explore love at the end of the world
O n its surface, Love Me might look like a romance. It begins with a protagonist yearning for love so intensely that she models herself — and her relationship with her beau —
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Review: In ‘Love Me,’ Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun star in a sparkless romance that outlasts humankind
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Buoy meets satellite soul mate in Love Me
Kristen Stewart plays one of those remnants: a little yellow SMART buoy we first see trapped in ice in a desolate landscape.
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TRAILER: Love Me Stars Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun as AI Machines
The first trailer has been released for what could be 2025's most unconventional love story. Love Me is a post-apocalyptic romance starring Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun. Only they don't play ...
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Love Me might help us understand where AI like ChatGPT is going
It’s called Love Me and tells the story of two AI-powered devices that fall in love in a post-apocalyptic world. Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun play the two characters. She is a buoy ...
‘Love Me’ movie finds unconventional lovers on quest for meaning
For “Love Me” actor Kristen Stewart, the overall message of the film remains a mystery.
'Love Me' watches two lonely devices try to be human
The ambitious film starts with an interesting premise — a digital courtship between a satellite and an AI-equipped buoy — but can't find much to say about it.