Wuthering Heights TRAILER (2012) - Sundance Movie HD

Wuthering Heights TRAILER (2012) - Sundance Movie HD

Limited US Release on October 5, 2012.

A poor boy of unknown origins is rescued from poverty and taken in by the Earnshaw family where he develops an intense relationship with his young foster sister, Cathy. Based on the classic novel by Emily Bronte.

[aidoncare]

I have read the book years ago and I can still remember having the impression of both Heathcliff and Catherine as volatile, temperamental and vicious. Theirs was a very toxic relationship.

[mugebasoglu]

i think cathy needs to have brown eyes, heathcliff hated blue eyes because of the lintons, or atleast that was all i remember.

[parker]

The actor in this was too chill I wanted him to want Cathy more than he wanted to breathe

[alexlefay]

When will I get my gypsy Heathcliff like Emily Brontë intended me to have? WHEN?

[olgavonkiew]

I am so disappointed by all Wuthering Heights movies. None of them really get the dark mood on the moors and the dark and violent characters. I am sure that Heathcliff is not supposed to be African and also not white like Ralph Fiennes or Tom Hardy, I think there are a lot of hints telling you that he has a Hispanic look, but that doesn't bother me to be honest. The Heathcliff in this one seemed too calm, I couldn't really see the darkness and temper in him, while I liked Tom Hardy's Heathcliff (I am talking about their acting, not their skin color!) but the movie with Tom Hardy seems to be so "romanticized" while this one gets the mood a little bit better, but I'm still not into any of them. They are all presented as a classic romantic love story while there is actually so much more in the book. Really frustrating

[Paulo_Leal]

Kaya Scodelario is so beautiful! She is the best Cathy of Wuthering Heights.

[colonialgal]

I think the producers sre to scared to make an accurate depiction of Wuthering Heights. They are to scared to write Cathy as a spoilt brat, to scared to write Heathcliff as obsessive, posessive and engulfed by revenge. The only person he has feelings for is Cathy, and even he sees her flaws.
Tom Hardy played Heathcliff well (best I've seen).
Burn Gorman was brilliant as Hindley, frustrated as a child, vengeful as an adult, and broken as a man. Heathcliff abuses him beyond revenge. That is pirtrayed well in that version.
No one caotures the full depth of the book though. They are to scared to portray such loathsome people.

[hanbinkim]

they've completely missed the moment they didn't include Kate Bush's song of Wuthering Heights

[hamdialihassan]

This story needs a proper adaptation. It seems as if every single adaptation lacks something that another one has. Like this one has a black Heathcliff which I love but everything else is horrible, the 1992 version finishes the story with the next generation but Heathcliff is white there ( to be more exact it's Ralph Fiennes, the guy who plats Voldemort). So basically I'm just gonna say what everyone else is thinking: Joe Wright needs to do this!

[akela]

1:38 "I have not broken your heart - you have broken it; and in breaking it, you have broken mine."

[fallengiants]

The aesthetic of this film is brilliant, I think it really captures the bleakness of the Yorkshire moors and also the darkness of the story. I also like the music (Mumford and sons are amazing!) and the fact that Heathcliff is portrayed by a poc actor. However the storyline of the book was lost in this film completely. They didn't include the next generation, they left out the spiritual parts (Cathy's ghost) and let's not mention the Heathcliff raping a dead corpse scene... It was okay but they really should've kept to the story line.

[lauralara]

The main problem here is that they made fricking wuthering heights boring. One needs a special talent to do that.

[michelesander]

I am really disappointed in every movie versions of Wuthering heights. For reading the book, i think that none of them worth it. I mean, I understand that a movie cannot be as precise as the reading text, but nonetheless, they could make an effort to develop more the dialogues, to highlight more traits, install more tension between the characters, i dont' know, . On top of that the acting is mediocre, we do not feel this story from the inside, unlike the book. Wuthering heights is a literary classic, it deserves an adaptation worthy of the name.

[Oshyano]

you can say whatever you want, Tom Hardy = my favorite Heathcliff. All the rage, jealousy, wrath, anger, spite, passion, obsession etc... was executed so well by him.

[mahrkoudings]

I loved this as an interpretation of the first part of the book, the child actors were amazing. Surprisingly much more in my opinion than the adult representations of heathcliff and Cathy. Also the setting had an interesting post-nuclear warfare feel to it :D

[veil]

I love this movie, flawed as it is--it's missing a lot of the original story, but the elemental forces of the moors seem so immediate and all-consuming, which I love.

[lowkomanic]

Am I the only one who couldn't give a shit whether he was white or black? The book said he was dark skinned anyway so being black makes sense.

Though I must admit I didn't like the ending in this, I always liked the idea of Heathcliff dying and joining Cathy

[entertainus]

this may seem incredible, but if you watch this with fresh eyes, ie without having seen earlier adaptations to compare it to, you can actually just appreciate it for the beautiful film it is.

[navigator]

The cinematography in this movie is sublime, it's more 3D than actual 3D

[michellepizzorni]

Why is Heathcliff portrayed as weak... he is supposed to be full of venom and power after he comes back for revenge. The child actors are amazing, the mood is perfect! Too bad the integral impact of the story is missing, this is a book that shakes you to your core leaving you horrifed, intrigued and heartbroken. The movie wasn't intense, boring if anything.. kaya is beautiful ❤️But her performance did not leave an impression