Wuthering Heights Review: A Timeless Classic Gets an Update

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I am a philistine. I’ve never readEmily Brontë’sWuthering Heights.I’ve never even seen any of the previous film adaptations. As far as I’m concerned, Heathcliff is an orange cat with black stripes. So I entered Emerald Fennell’s adaptation ofWuthering Heightsunconcerned about its fidelity as an adaptation. Based on my rudimentary research after the fact, I’m guessing those who do care about literary accuracy may be flummoxed by some of writer/director Emerald Fennell’s choices. None of them bothered me.

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Removed from its source material (at least in the mind of this one particular ignoramus), Fennel’sWuthering Heights is a striking, sensual movie filled with biggestures and bold stylistic choices. No one in Wuthering Heights, either in front of the camera or behind it, does anything halfway. The colors are vibrant, the costumes are extravagant, the music swells and roars, and stars Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi tear at each other’s clothing and suck on each other’s faces (and, occasionally, move tastefully in thevicinityof other body parts).

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This is the sort of movie that inspires a person to Google “when was the umbrella invented?” because theactors spend so much time standing in the pouringrain without even so much as raising their hand to keep the water out of their eyes.These characters are toostricken byunquenchable longingto care about such mortalconcerns as wet clothes.(The internet tells me umbrellas became popular in England in the early 1700s, by the by.)

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The unquenchable longers in this caseareCathy (Robbie), the only living childof Mr. Earnshaw (Martin Clunes), the owner of Wuthering Heights (which looks like a home built inside some sort of ancient stone temple)and Heathcliff (Elordi), who Mr. Earnshaw adopts afterwitnessing the abuse he suffers livingon the streets of Liverpool — although the alcoholic, near-destitute Earnshaw is prone to violent rages himself.

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AsCathy and Heathcliff grow up they become very close, even though the Earnshaw family treats Heathcliff likean unpaid servant. Heathcliff (a name given to him byCathy) is protective enough ofhis adoptive sister that by the time hematures into the towering Elordi, his back is covered in scars from all the whippings he’s enduredfromCathy’sfather on her behalf.

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Once grown herself, Robbie’s Cathy steals more than a few glances at Heathcliff’s scarred, muscular back as he works in Wuthering Heights’ stables, and she even sneaks off to the moors to swoon over him (and, uh, do other things) after they both spy on two servants hooking up in a barn. But just as thestar-crossed lovers are about to give in to their semi-forbidden desires, a newfamily moves into the nearby estate headed by the kind, extremely wealthy, but not nearly as smolderingly hunky Edgar Linton (Shazad Latif).

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WhenLinton takes an instant liking to Cathy and proposes marriage, it falls to her to decide whether to follow her heart or marry for money. The latter choice is the more sensible one; it would ensure her destitute family’s survival for years or perhaps generations to come. But since when is the heart sensible? And did youget a look at Jacob Elordi’s back muscles? I mean those things are big.

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Hopefully the publicity images I’ve chosen to run with this review convey the incredible care that went intoWuthering Heights’ visuals, including the moody, fog-soaked cinematography by Linus Sandgren, theornate production design by Suzie Davies, and thebold costumes by Jacqueline Durran. Entire essays could be written about the way the color red seeps into and then out of Cathy’s clothes; first in the form of pig blood that stains the bottom of her white dress as she trudges past Heathcliff at work, then gradually overtaking her lavish ball gowns as she settles into married life. Therecan be a very thinline between finely wrought and overwrought in movies, butWuthering Heights —which includes such audacious flourishes as flesh-colored wallpaper (complete with moles?!) —effectively deploys a heightened aesthetic tocompliment the heightened emotions of its performers.

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But c’mon: No one is going to seeWuthering Heightsfor its heightened aesthetic. They’re going to bask in the onscreen chemistry between Robbie and Elordi,which is on display in numerous love scenes and amorous montages set to original songs by Charli xcx.The stars arememorableboth together and apart — Robbie is particularlyconvincingwhenever she attempts to hideCathy’shunger for Heathcliff beneath a serene facade that looksready tocrumble under the weight of her inner turmoil at any moment.

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Elordihas the trickier role. Heathcliff is, at different points, a tender romantic and a monstrous brute, something Elordi manages to almost subliminally convey with a low rumble of a speaking voice thatsounds equally seductive and threatening. (He also at one point lifts Robbieinto the air by her bodice one-handed, an act that will almost certainlybe remembered as one of the grander gestures in movie kiss history.) When Heathcliff leaves Wuthering Heights brokenhearted over Cathy’s decision, the filmsags a little until his return — although to what extent that is by design, since itmirrorsCathy’s owninner life during that portion of the film,is debatable.

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Without knowing much aboutWuthering Heightson the page beyond what I can glean on Wikipedia, the filmthis adaptation most reminded me of was Fennell’s ownSaltburn,anotherstory about wealth, class, and the unendurable agony of life where you are notloved byJacob Elordi and his incredible back muscles. Although set centuries apart, both of Fennell’s recent films depict high societyas an alluring, inescapable trap.

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Between the two, though, I greatly preferWuthering Heights, which looks and sounds fantastic, peppers its torrid love story with a few moments of absurd humor — did I mention the veiny, fleshy wallpaper? — andcarries itself with the assured confidence of itsByronic hero. (I’m a philistine, but I’m not a dummy.)

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If you have a Netflix subscription, and you love movies, here are 20 titles you absolutely have to see.

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