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Fennell’s interpretation invites viewers to witness passion and to feel souls strain against their bonds, but the result is a more emptily performative expression of immature lust, like two fumbling teenagers who should just get a room.

There’s a fine line between star-crossed and stupid, and these two lovers — to say nothing of the movie as a whole — are rarely on the right side of it.

Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi's chemistry is a sight to behold in one of the best, most cinematic and ambitious films of the year.

Sometimes big swings miss their mark, but as always, better that Emerald Fennell took that swing when she could so easily have gone for something a lot safer, a lot more faithful and ultimately a lot more dull.

Fennell misreads "Wuthering Heights" entirely by her inclination to create her past fantasy.