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    Teaser trailer for Emerald Fennell’s, ‘Wuthering Heights’, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. In theaters Valentine’s Day 2026
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    Teaser trailer for Emerald Fennell’s, ‘Wuthering Heights’, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. In theaters Valentine’s Day 2026


    Teaser trailer for Emerald Fennell’s, ‘Wuthering Heights’, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. In theaters Valentine’s Day 2026



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    2. NotTaken-username on

      This doesn’t look like Wuthering Heights, more like 50 Shades but in the 19th century.

    4. Ok_Scholar4192 on

      Margot’s very obvious makeup in the close ups is extremely distracting and this doesn’t look like it’s based off the book or set in the right time period. Emerald Fennell should have just made an original movie if this is what she wanted to do.

    5. Muted-Boysenberry789 on

      I say this as someone Margot’s age, I feel like she’s too old to be playing Cathy.

    7. youwannaguess on

      hate it. why can’t we have original erotic thrillers? like body heat, basic instinct, wild things? the closest we’ve come recently is challengers. it’s a shame because the cinematography looks nice.

    9. your-dull-cousin on

      There’s not much point in complaining that this movie is wildly unfaithful to the novel, because it’s clearly aiming to be some sort of fantastical riff on the story, not a real adaptation. They e even put quotation marks around the title.

      It’s still likely to be the same showy, glib, crass nonsense Fennell has previously served up though.

    11. Melodic-Afternoon962 on

      Honestly, I think this might just be loosely inspired by wuthering heights hence the quotation marks. Cause if someone just showed me this, I never would have guessed what it was adapted from

    13. galahads on

      Well visually this eats. Everything else is…….well! I’ll give it a chance anyway but I feel for every fan of Wuthering Heights that wanted an accurate adaptation

    14. Extension-Gift4987 on

      The heavy-handed sexual metaphors in that trailer have me rolling, ngl. About as subtle as a sledgehammer between the eyes.

    16. MilfordSparrow on

      What sad is that in 2025, women can still relate to the gender norms that the Brontë sisters felt in the Victorian Age. You can dress it up in cinema visuals, but modern day women are basically still the Bronte sisters in traditionalist Victorian or MAGA society wanting to shout, “I am no bird; and no net ensnares me; I am a free human being with an independent will.”

      It’s depressing.

    17. iridescentpearl on

      The booktokification of wuthering heights lol. As a hater of emeralds last two movies my hopes are low and the trailer isn’t helping. Would love if she actually leaded into the extreme toxic and passionate nature of wuthering but I doubt she will it will just be another proactive film with no real core

    18. running_like_water on

      Sorry but I hate this. Everything is wrong and they just don’t fulfill the unbridled nature of Cathy and heathcliff

    19. tiredofeverything9 on

      Nope. Throw the whole movie in the trash. That’s where it belongs anyway.

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    21. Suitable-Adagio-1532 on

      Wuthering Heights is my favorite book ever. I literally named my child Catherine after it. I’ve watched the Tom Hardy miniseries more times than I can count. This adaptation does not look like something I want to watch. Margot is way too old to be Cathy (she died at 19, like come on), and Jacob looks too much like a generic white man to play Heathcliff. He would have made a better Edgar.

    24. pricelessmoments on

      like, she could’ve just made an original vibey 19th century erotic thriller without adapting the book???

    25. Lost_Revenue8614 on

      I see they aren’t even going to attempt Yorkshire accents, then? Probably for the best.

    26. invis2020 on

      The edginess just feels so forced at this point. It’s like they’re fishing for a specific reaction rather than producing something worthwhile.

    28. Top-Albatross7765 on

      Ya know, Wuthering Heights is a messy, messy masterpiece, I’m not sure it needs ‘jazzing up’ 😂

    30. notasia86 on

      Oooo, naive teenage (?!) girl enjoys S&M (?!) sex with teenage (?!) boy, wow subversive, wow, soooo artsty fartsy out there……

      Poor Emily Bronte rolling in her grave….

      This director willfully understood nothing of the story other than what she could subvert for attentiont and profit

    32. FloraP on

      Pile of bollocks. Listen to the audiobook as read by Juliet Stevenson instead. The tune is excellent though.

    36. BookishHobbit on

      The quotes around the title say everything. It feels like a film school student trying to be edgy.

    37. ReyskiBlack on

      What makes Wuthering Heights as good as it is in the yearning, and its depth, and to just decide that yearning must focus on sexual tension is just…so disappointing lmao Emerald why couldn’t you just write your own movie????

    38. Mindless-Delay-5727 on

      Trailers being edited like TikTok fan edits is so interesting to me. I actually enjoyed it a lot. It’s an art that evolves through time. Trailers from the 90s are wildly different too

    39. WutheringNellie on

      They made one of the greatest if not the greatest gothic novel of all time into some 50 Shades of Grey shit. I am actually disgusted, I had no hope for it but I just thought it would be bad casting and direction not actually changing the entire plot??? At least name it something else and say that it’s very loosely inspired. She could’ve actually made this exact movie but with her own original characters instead.

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