I overheard a customer at work today saying she was going to see it and that it had been described as '50 Shades of Bronte'.

I don't know. Eventually I'll end up watching the movie. Perhaps I'll wait till it's on streaming. I'm of an age that William Wyler's version was often on the television. Laurence Olivier played Heathcliff with an icy, almost demonic energy. That's something that I do remember from the times when watching it as a child. Of course, that movie focused less on the detail of Heathcliff's wrath post Cathy's death, but more so on the sheer complexity of Heathcliff and Cathy's relationship in the first place. If one doesn't mind that it did also completely omitted characters from the book, it nevertheless perfectly captures the very essence of the bleak, chilling, haunting Yorkshire Moors that Bronte described in it. Some claimed that director Wyler was trying to say that both Heathcliff and Catherine were no good, and I must agree with that

No, I've seen the version with Ralph Fiennes which followed the story quite well and that's the one I want to remember. Cathy having dark hair and dark eyes was an important part of the story, by making her blond, I can't even imagine what did they make of it. There was quite strong symbol in how the main characters' appearance was depicted in the book and why the Cathy's daughter was fair-haired.

Ahhh I still haven't seen it. I was planning to go watch it this weekend then plans changed. Was it good?

They were interviewed on Graham Norton show this week and they showed trailers - looks pretty good to me...so does Frankenstein

I wondered if it was good. I'll probably watch it when it comes out on one of the streaming platforms I subscribe to.

I really wanna go see it!!

I'm excited and plan to watch it

I’m so tired of both of these actors. I’ll be skipping this one.

That dude was great in the new Frankenstein movie, but I have no desire to see this film.