I'm so stoked to see Wuthering Heights getting a fresh take! I mean, who wouldn't want to watch a "beautiful mess" of passion and destruction on screen? 
The fact that it's getting such rave reviews is like, totally awesome! I love how the film is embracing its darker side and not afraid to get all intense and emotional. Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie as the leads, though... they're like total opposites in a good way 
. But yeah, I do hope the costume design doesn't feel too out of place... I mean, I know it's all about interpretation and all that jazz, but you want to stay true to the original novel, right? 
The fact that it's getting such rave reviews is like, totally awesome! I love how the film is embracing its darker side and not afraid to get all intense and emotional. Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie as the leads, though... they're like total opposites in a good way . But yeah, I do hope the costume design doesn't feel too out of place... I mean, I know it's all about interpretation and all that jazz, but you want to stay true to the original novel, right? 
anyway, i got homework to do & its already like friday so can we pls just focus on getting that essay done? 
The real question is who's going to benefit from all the buzz around this adaptation? Is it going to be the film's production company or the streaming platform that picks up distribution rights? I think we should be looking at this as an issue of economic power and influence, rather than just a debate about artistic merit. What's at stake here is control over how our culture is consumed and interpreted, and who gets to profit from it 
