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Verda 2022-03-23 09:03:27
Feel Wuthering Heights
After seeing it, it seems like there are ghosts haunting it, and the forceful breath blows. Perhaps, the Brontë sisters hid the devil in the text, and the movie unleashed that devil.
The kind of love that stands on the bones and is embellished with life and soul, transcends time and space.... -
Kennedy 2022-03-21 09:03:25
Someone asked: Why didn't Catherine Earnshaw leave her husband after Hickliffe came back rich?
Clearly, Catherine wouldn't do that, and Heathcliff wouldn't accept her coming back to him in that situation. Because such an approach is so out of character: H and K are the same kind of people, H came back for revenge, he did not accept K again does not mean that he rejected her, but to those who...

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Myrna 2022-03-27 09:01:21
Compared to Charlotte, I still love her sister's style more, with extreme love and hate, but the movie didn't fully express the heart-wrenching feeling in the book, and the second-generation story didn't exist at all.
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Evan 2022-03-12 08:01:02
William Wheeler's version... The actors are basically in line with the original image, Oliver's performance is brilliant, and Oberon's charm is lacking. Just watching the movie is still a touching love sketch, but half of the plot of the original book is cut off, and after the revenge chapter is deleted, there is not much of the loyalty and paranoia of love left. The most characteristic dark and gloomy atmosphere has been greatly diluted, losing the core charm. Add a cliff "castle" and farewell, and the studio set is rough. (6.5/10)
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