I gotta say, I'm not entirely convinced by the film adaptation of Wuthering Heights
. I mean, don't get me wrong, Andrea Riseborough is amazing as Cathy, but some people are gonna be like, "What's up with Heathcliff? He's just...white?"
It's a problem, you know? And yeah, Fennell says it was a personal project and all that, but I'm not buying it. Can't we just stick to the original story without trying to make some kinda point about racism or whatever
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But for real though, Emily Brontë's poetry is LIFE.CHANGING
. Diane Park said it gets so deep into your soul, and that's no joke! I mean, I'm not saying the film was bad or anything, but if you're gonna make a Wuthering Heights adaptation, you gotta get it right, you feel me?
The Brontës' writing is like, the ultimate feelings thing
. It's like they knew how to tap into our emotions and create this whole other world...anyway, that's just my two cents
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I think it's really cool how Haworth has become a tourist destination, especially with all the festivals like Wuthering Heights Day 
. But what I'm curious about is how we can balance preserving the history and legacy of authors like the Brontës with modern interpretations and reinterpretations 
