I Love You, Now Die on HBO Max

How to Watch I Love You, Now Die on HBO Max

I Love You, Now Die explores the real-life case behind Conrad Roy and Michelle Carter, two teenagers in a relationship that turned deadly. After Conrad’s suicide, it was discovered that Michelle allegedly encouraged him through text-message bullying. Can she be held accountable for her actions? If you’re wondering how to watch I Love You, Now Die on HBO Max, here are some methods to do so.

Where to Watch I Love You, Now Die

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How Many Episodes Are in I Love You, Now Die?

I Love You, Now Die on HBO Max

There are two episodes in I Love You, Now Die. Each episode lasts 60-80 minutes on average. You can check the complete list of I Love You, Now Die episodes and their scheduled date release here below.

  1. “Part 1: The Prosecution”: July 9, 2019
  2. “Part 2: The Defense”: July 10, 2019

What Are the Critics Saying About I Love You, Now Die?

I Love You, Now Die received a 97% from critics and an 89% from audience viewers. Most reviews of the two-part docuseries are positive, with many viewers finding the case interesting and well-balanced in how it presents the facts. However, some audiences warn you’ll find yourself heartbroken hearing the stories of those involved.

I Love You, Now Die is a superbly perceptive study of the endless convolutions and complexities of the human mind — and the proliferation of both when two people in a desperately unhappy state meet.” – Lucy Mangan, Guardian

“Is it a crime to encourage a person to kill himself? There are multiple sides to every story. I Love You, Now Die is a thought-provoking documentary that raises all of the right questions.” – Kevin Shanks, Pop Culture Leftovers

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Is I Love You, Now Die Suitable for Kids?

I Love You, Now Die is rated TV-MA, which is suitable for viewers ages 17+. The series contains mild depictions of sex and nudity. It may contain real-world topics, themes, and frightening or intense scenes not suitable for younger audiences.

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