@specificliz: wuthering heights, part 2/5 #wutheringheights #emeraldfennell #filmtok

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hosehose3764
hose :
it was beautiful, but it meant nothing. and that's the most disappointing aspect of it all
2026-02-23 05:44:14
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filmsis
jules🗡️ :
the only things in this movie that understood even a modicum of the text were in fact charli’s songs. they were full of the dread, pain and grief that just straight up wasn’t there in the film
2026-02-23 04:54:58
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shelbkayg
Shelb :
Oh I saw her death/ blood as punishment for her getting pregnant with someone other than heathcliffe
2026-02-24 03:44:00
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themajichobo
TheMajicHobo :
This is how I felt about Saltburn too. The symbolism lacked clarity, the story was not surprising (it certainly wanted to be), felt contrived and unable to communicate anything intentionally without a voice over
2026-02-23 20:44:39
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biscuit.wants.to.bisquit
Tris 🇺🇸 :
It’s called an ADAPTATION.
2026-03-17 01:00:28
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phillie.lemon
Philly Lemon🍋🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇺🇸 :
I just did a re read become of the film. And the dog actually survives, Nelly finds the dog in time and Isabella is reunited with the dog when she runs away. AND (building on the point of the video in agreement) He literally says that she accepted his proposal AND THEN he hung the dog in front of her. He made sure she was under no illusions on his part and still she went. I understand this self delusion, I married my own Heathcliff. I fared better. thanks to luck.
2026-02-23 10:08:28
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basattak
user9074395003389 :
Fennel seems to be operating on a sort of music video director wavelength? Asking first and foremost, does it look cool? And secondly, is it shocking/arresting? And then it feels like her thought processes often just stop there 🤔
2026-02-23 12:39:37
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lunasnowsvibrator
luna snow's rope bunny :
another odd choice i saw was paying homage in the film poster posing to "Gone With The Wind", rather than making something unique
2026-02-23 18:24:08
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willaugustt
Will :
God you are so onnnnn with this. It’s like she’s making decisions to recreate the viral moments from saltburn without giving them any meaning to the story? They’re just plugged in where they ‘might’ work
2026-02-23 19:46:15
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bee3m0
beem00 :
It's amazing you're quoting the novel and still getting it wrong. Heathcliff doesn't kill the dog, he "hangs it up" and Nelly saves it. Isabella being chained liked a dog in the movie comes from the same paragraph in the book where Heathcliff says to Nelly, "But no brutality disgusted her: I suppose she has an innate admiration of it, if only her precious person were secure from injury! Now, was it not the depth of absurdity—of genuine idiocy—for that pitiful, slavish, mean-minded brach to dream that I could love her?” Brach being the word for a female hound. So, Fennel's interpretation of the character of Isabella comes directly from Brontë's words. Initially, no matter how cruel he was, she still went along with it.
2026-02-23 21:49:46
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aeealways
Daniella 🦇 :
her movie didnt make me want to watch it. it made me want to reread the book
2026-02-23 13:59:29
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ldfresh
LD Fresh :
It felt like it was filmed in the backrooms and I loved it.
2026-06-01 03:42:27
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jakecordiner7
Jake Cordiner :
“we can’t have this guy killin dawgs” made me laugh out loud thank you x
2026-02-23 22:48:00
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hayrojo
Haylie :
I think a lot, if not all of, Fennell’s movies struggle with this. She always wants to go for the shock value, but it’s ultimately meaningless.
2026-02-24 03:58:42
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madzeline
Madzeline :
This is how I felt about Saltburn
2026-02-23 04:24:29
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nicobeanie
Nico :
That wink was so annoying. Let’s say Isabella did secretly want to stay with Heathcliff (which is indeed an argument that can be made from the text) it could have been more subtle.
2026-02-23 17:25:46
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..kikii.i
kiki :
i’m genuinely so confused why she made the choices she did. cause it really just seems that she really said “i’m doing it as what my 14 year old brain imagined would happen if i self inserted into the book and if i changed heathcliff to a white man instead.
2026-02-24 06:50:55
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pauldepaola
Paul :
I haven't seen the film yet but I have read the book. the more I hear about this film, I wonder why she didn't just call it something else? because it doesn't seem to connect to much of the themes and messages of the book
2026-02-24 19:37:39
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feral_chaos_gremlin
feral_chaos_gremlin :
I wish it could be both: contributing to a narrative AND being striking and cool
2026-02-23 04:01:02
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eloramorgan
Elora Morgan :
My guess would be that if she crosses from maiden to mother, the 14-year old fanfiction version ceases to exist. Arresting but to serve the film’s fantasy, arrested development.
2026-02-23 20:54:39
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theneedletok
TheNeedleTok :
oh wow the novel is right there!
2026-02-23 20:45:43
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mickey.mick_
mickey.mick_ :
Maybe a death of a Cathy in a Cathy in a Cathy? That’s the only theme I could detect personally- in combination with the skin room yk
2026-02-23 17:25:09
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ms_schimmer
MsSchimmer✨ :
One of the ways that she was trying to turn him into a romantic hero was by constantly referencing gone with the wind and 2005 pride and prejudice with the shots of Heathcliff and it was driving me crazy because he is neither Rhett nor Darcy and Catherine is not Elizabeth or Scarlett either; it just felt like really obvious references to hit us over the head with or perhaps the only two love stories she understands Idk. I think her constant comparisons of Catherine to Scarlett —even on the red carpet— is such a misread of both of those characters.
2026-02-23 17:29:25
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mozartscoffee_
kosa🪉 :
i think it is important to remember how emily brontë purposely modeled heathcliff after a byronic hero to deconstruct masculinity and a role of gentleman, compare it to linton's "weak" masculinity, and eventually reconstruct a man as hareton... fennell's creation of heathcliff and his "romantic" features feel just shallow as they don't have any purpose other than to appeal to the audience :/
2026-02-25 22:43:51
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stuffidontwantyoutosee
stuffidontwantyoutosee :
Probably waaaay off - But I saw it as Cathy and Heathcliff poisoning everything and everyone around them. The child (in my interpretation) died when he married Isabella because Cathy was so distraught by it. Nelly not believing her is the same as in the book with her illness. The entire situation is so bad that even the most innocent of beings (aka unborn child) falls victim to it and Cathy never gets a chance to bring someone into the world that might end this generational curse. The scene with the blood is the last shred of hope dying
2026-02-23 21:55:19
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