WUTHERING HEIGHTS Part 2

part 2

[@amberlykd]

The first scene we get of adult Heathcliff's piercing green eyes as he gives Cathy a boost on her horse literally stops my heart. He's so beautiful and you can see everything his character is without him speaking a word yet.

[@nguyenbaokhanh6353]

Now just imagine lord voldermort looks at you with his blue eyes like that XD

[@merceborras2076]

So handsome .. I have no words to describe him ,.

[@LadyVoldemort]

Nguyen bao khanh LoL Voldy has red eyes...and he's equally handsome.

[@sweetbitter2]

Kudos to Ralph Fiennes fantastic acting

[@beatrizalmeida6292]

I love this scene, it takes my breath away and their performance is impeccable 🥰

[@charlottesuzanne5423]

This clip, is one of my favorites, as heathcliff is at his best, his happiest. Here, there is no misery, only young love, that should of been forever. Not to mention, Ralph feinnes was beautiful. Those eyes. Oh my god

[@melbap339]

This and the ending scene are the best. The ending scene is when the ghosts of Cathy and Heathcliff are walking together and at their happiest moment just like on this scene.

[@datgrrl5698]

... should *have...nae should 'of', would 'of', could 'of'...the contraction should've means 'should have'...and nae, Heatlcliff was nae good and kind and loving...he loved Catherine but destroyed not only her and himself, but generations of children to follow... literature wise... this is nae a blueprint for lasting love but a cautionary tale...

[@jolpenrose]

The soundtrack to this film still gives me a lump in my throat.

[@garyeaton6172]

Jo Laurie Penrose it’s really hard to find and buy. I managed to get a brand new one from Japan

[@priscillafalconer9683]

Ralph Finnes as Heathcliff is amazing ;D

[@priscillafalconer9683]

*Fiennes

[@TaniaTiana]

Ralph Finnes/ Juliet Binoche version is the best! There is a strong chemistry between them❤️

[@dennisdonovan2735]

you got that right

[@TaniaTiana]

@@dennisdonovan2735 🫶🏻

[@twiwonder]

Oh wow. Even the children look like the grown-up actors. I love the part where they're cuddling together, and that it's just so innocent and characteristic of their friendship.

[@janesgems7]

Yes, they used that simple scene to show their love, which went far beyond the flesh...I was giggling along with them as Hindley was forcing them to listen to scriptures while diddling his wife.

[@syedaelia5336]

One of my favorite novels..In this 1992 version, the actors did justice to the characters, especially Heathcliff played by Ralph Fiennes. Whenever I read the book, My heart always aches for others' behavior towards Heathcliff.

[@janesgems7]

He's often called monstrous, but the darkness in him came from the abuse he suffered throughout all his childhood and young adulthood...I remember the words of the main character in The Heiress....'yes I can be cruel. I have been taught...by masters'.

[@rainbowbookworm]

I don't think they will ever be able to make a version that will fit everyones image of Heathcliff and I think that is the beauty of it, everyone has their own personal Heathcilff in their own head. Thats what makes this novel so imortally wonderful.

[@stephanieclaridge9431]

The point of Cathy being "giddy" is to portray the wild spirit she was and how much that changed after the Linton took her in, she does become bratty after that. Juliette Binoche is perfect ❤️

[@julierex]

I adore this version...the music is so beautiful too....

[@caitlinjoy6332]

I grew up watching the 1939 film adaption with Laurence Olivier. I’m excited to see this version! Ralph Fiennes is one of the greatest actors of this generation...not to mention easy on the eyes 😍

[@RipleyNgr]

2:57 he is so beautiful.....his eyes, my God ....he is wonderful

[@NeccoWecco]

Twilight can never be compared to the wonderful writing of Emily Bronte... it's an insult.

[@janesgems7]

Wuthering Heights was the inspiration for so many other works..Yorkshire lass Catherine Cookson's books often reminded me of it.

[@StrangerToEarth]

I know - when I read the introductions by Charlotte Bronte I always got the feeling that she wasn't all that extraordinary - I mean Jane Eyre is a very good book, but she was just a little patronizing of her other sisters' works, just because of her 'runaway best seller'. She called Wuthering Heights 'rough and unhewn' and suchlike, but even though I read Jane Eyre first like most, Wuthering completely surpassed it. Emily seemed like a really vivid presence, truly gifted.

[@jessica_jam4386]

Always think it’s funny how the Brontë/Sinade narration at the beginning of the film says to be beware, because there’s not a smile to be found in this story. Yet this is the version of Cathy that literally giggles for the majority of her time on screen😅

[@constanzaerkoreka9945]

A beautiful couple of actors. Very talented! The Fiennes brothers are so handsome... and Binoche’s English is good.

[@deedeejones57]

This is my favorite movie version and as far as im concerned the only acceptable one to watch. It builds me up and tears me down. What a love story

[@edisonmedeirosneto8671]

Existe uma versão muito boa também, a de 1998 :)

[@Bigfoottehchipmunk]

I've watched the Tom Hardy, Timothy Dalton, and Ralph Fiennes versions all in one night. lol I just noticed that there is a 1978 version. Maybe tomorrow. lol Altogether, I think this 1992 version is most complete. The music was lovely too. I actually liked the Cathy in this one too. Each rendition has its good points, I think.

[@DafyddBrooks]

there an ITV 1998 version to :)

[@ТамараСмирнова-л9д]

Да. Вы правы, дорогой!

[@janesgems7]

Fiennes did a great job of capturing the nuances of Heathcliff's personality without ever being over the top or too subtle...it's a masterful performance and one of his best.

[@francesca1386]

I liked Tom Hardy...

[@Bigfoottehchipmunk]

@@francesca1386 Well, as I said, they all have their good points. :) I mean, Tom Hardy.

[@chococookies7292]

They have so much chemistry. His green eyes are amazing and penetrating

[@mrgirlfucker1140]

My favorite Wuthering Heights version.

[@ripley969]

+MrGirlfucker Me too

[@chriscrica6049]

Me too. Halph Fiennes is the best Heathcliff

[@khtx]

After reading the book Cathy and Heathcliff are much younger in my mind.

[@jairjkd81]

My life.. my love.. my story... Wuthering Heights. I'm so alone, as Heatcliff. And my heart so break as him.

[@CuteDwarf11]

The laughter they shared was infectious ; I found myself grinning at their faces.

[@monstergalpri]

Heathcliff lived and breathed for a Cathy. He would’ve died for her too. If you compare what he did to others vs what he went through, I truly believe the abuse he suffered being treated less than a dog etc was worse. He was a product of what happened to him, you can’t treat a human in a degrading dehumanizing way then expect him to turn the other cheek (although in the book he does admit had he been able to marry cathy then he would’ve given up the revenge on hindley even tho he deserved it). Heathcliff will never be a true villain to me, not an evil man but a broken one.

[@janesgems7]

'The world showed no compassion to me'....The Phantom of the Opera. I think Emily Bronte was trying to say three things here How brutal the class system is Marry for love, no matter how much you might want social standing Treat someone less than an animal...and they will become what YOU made them. Who is worse....the monster or the man who made him?

[@CuteDwarf11]

Even if Nelly was silent most of the time, one can see how she loved them like her own.

[@bongaloyojo]

ralph fiennes.... swoon~... one hell of a good actor

[@CaKoMi]

Wow...I can actually understand what Joseph is saying... lol

[@ElizaBessss]

this version is the best ever,no comparrison. juliet binoche and ralph fiennes acted beautifully.

[@carolmooney822]

you can see the genuine affection those two had for each other, look between 6.55 and 7.05, its real fun and laughter

[@TaniaTiana]

The book was interesting until Cathy was alive, then it was boring… The movie…I absolutely love it, I thing Ralph is perfect Heathcliff and Juliette is perfect Cathy. NO other adaptation reflects the true characters of the book as this one does. The chemistry between actors is amazing. The eyes of Ralph…sexy, haunting….It is the best love-obsession-hate story ever told.

[@janesgems7]

'Nothing belongs to you'...Hindley, who later lost the Heights to Heathcliff.☺

[@cherylhulting1301]

Yes, and I think that it was a smart decision on the director's part to emphasize this line.

[@anglenaughty1288]

I absolutely love this scene,,heathcliffs so beautiful xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[@mistymornings]

true timeless class. my favourite novel ever. movie is beautiful too.

[@dattebayo1993]

This is really diffrent from the book, wich I have just finished... they do not have such an open relationship, and no agreement between them...

[@tamousha]

the woman seen walking the moors in the beginning of the film is sinead o connor!did not recognise her at first since she has hair!

[@Cup_of_tea424]

such a sad story really. I was so upset at Cathrine... I mean really Heathcliff was such a perfect match for her! :'(((

[@melbap339]

Yeah Catherine got so obsessed with wealth, money and her reputation than being with the one she loves. Her own words her that it would degrade her if she marries Heathcliff (since he was poor), he overheard it and left heartbroken.

[@janesgems7]

@@melbap339 Exactly...he was so different with her, so tender...but Cathy fell in love with the wealth and privilege of the Lintons, ultimately destroying all of them.

[@getlost0204]

Ralph Fiennes IS Heathcliff - although I liked this wondrous mystery Timothy Dalton also had..

[@themfeelstho1999]

My AP Literature class is reading this book right now and though I'm not overly fond of it, I do find joy in picturing Ralph Fiennes as Heathcliff.

[@lolitah028]

"How can I live without my love, how can I live without my life?"

[@jolpenrose]

Sometime in the 90s, or maybe the late '89s, a university professor wrote a novel called H-Heathcliff's Story. She speculated that Heathcliff was the illegitimate son of Mr. Rochester, the hero in Jane Eyre. Continuing the story of Heathcliff was cool.

[@redthorn14]

omg i rember this movie.....after 14yrs i finally rember this gr8 movie....such gr8 acting and emotion 10/10=)

[@MrsLovett112]

I do think that gave them more dislikeable characters. In this movie, there's a little more love. When they're all insane, you sort of forget the love and concentrate more on the possessiveness. Still, would have been fun to see Ralph Fiennes that crazy

[@mclg1000]

I love this novel. One of my favorites. Generally I don't like the films I watch after reading a good book, but this one, surprinsingly, didn't disappoint me.

[@Milfuelle100]

I love Ralph Fiennes as Heathcliff. Don't like this Catherine though. Too...giddy.

[@Cup_of_tea424]

yeah, she needs to be a bit more bratty and a whole lot more spunky

[@funkygirl59]

when cathy and heathcliff are together in the beginning they're like 14.

[@mamc1986]

"Think about your soul" ma ha ha ha ha!!!! That's a good one!

[@rainbowbookworm]

I don't think they will ever be able to capture the book in its true capacity. Fiennes, I do think, he is a very good version of Heathcliff, they didn't make him brutish through size and manner but through his eyes, tone of voice and the way him and Juliette play of each others as actors.

[@donnawaldron3261]

Both Heathcliffe and Cathy characters to be in The English Patient later

[@Ritamshiva]

well at least is better than other versions... And I think that Fiennes is a hot heatcliff XD

[@Lile79Nia]

i was 14 when i saw this film and everything changed in my mind ! THIS BEST OF THE BEST FILM,BOOK,WRITER Emily Bronte

[@julianabeebee]

when they met isabella and edgar linton, heathcliff and catherine were 12 lol and they actors look twice that age

[@HPAbby]

The guy who's playing Heathcliff is the same guy who plays Voldemort (Ralph Fines)

[@kezza0072]

Tom Hardy and Charlotte Riley are my faves for w h but I love this version

[@cherylhulting1301]

I like Tom's interpretation of Heathcliff and Charlotte is my favorite Cathy, though I confess I didn't like some other aspects of the 2009 version.

[@kmikc436]

I love ralph fiennes

[@rafijaani]

Juliette Binoche, in this movie, looks a lot like julia roberts at times!! they look really similar, especially their eyes and noses and their smiles. dont tell me u haven't noticed.

[@flauntit666]

voldemort is making me drool....

[@Rosamorrable]

@yellowwitch1 yeah... it provides such a dark pessimistic image of human kind that you can't stop yourself from being attracted to this novel even if you despise it for that it disturbs and because it represents the bitter truth in a crude way...

[@1soprano20]

The guy that plays Heathcliff is Rameses on Prince of Egypt as well as Lord Voldemort on the Harry Potter movies. Interesting . . .

[@rainbowbookworm]

I was over at the Bronte centre last Thursday to view the ITV 2009 version costume exhibition. I do think the 1992 version conveys the darker tone of the book far better. However, Burn Gorman is fantastic as Hindley. Did the walk up to Wuthering Heights Top as well which was fantastic.

[@janesgems7]

Ah, Top Withens, visited it myself this summer.

[@windy2610]

there are 3 people have eyes that make me obsessed: Edward Cullen, Wentworth Miller and Ralph Fiennes

[@Kaerikillington]

Robert Pattinson you mean lol

[@Kaerikillington]

Holy shit 9 years ago. I will be pleasantly surprised if you ever respond.

[@kittengirlmaryann]

Right, it seemed like that tension was part of what kept Heathcliff so tortured?

[@maggielinea]

Good grief Ralph Fiennes was beautiful

[@gabbrtje]

this is such an better heathcliff then all the other WH

[@novus0verum]

God he was Beautiful

[@zazagabora2]

Heathcliff is as I imagined him but I wish they had used another actress for Cathy, this Cathy is too fragile looking, the Cathy in the book is less dainty.

[@Stephanie-zd5im]

Ralph Fiennes is superb as Heathcliffe.

[@Sarcastic07]

@otterpopsarehot Its Wuthering Heights + Harry Potter. Thats a classic in the making!

[@welshychick0104]

This misses out lots from the book! :(

[@megangrimes7172]

I like this version but the book is much better

[@boavidasempre9651]

O meu primeiro amor só foi intenso e solidâo. Era minha alma gêmea. Para me. Hoje em dia sinto tristeza e um vazio eterno desse amor. Nos vemos em outra encarnaçâo. Pois essa fosse um fraco. Te perdoo nessa vida. Pois na outra vida ,. Tu jamais quero encontrar.

[@puffygirl300]

I tried reading the book today, but I began to get frustrated with the language :P I DO like the plot though ^^

[@BBQ123451]

You are so right. The book is always better!

[@crstudio1]

Me too, I don't think Binoche could be a good Catherine. She's completely out.

[@troylander]

could not yet read book Wuthering Heights but watched 1939 version of movie any how it may be diffrence from book watch it 20 years ago when I was just 13 y.old than remembered today and watched original version.perfect love story and support that all book may have movie version.I love it

[@lilpainter11]

Yeah, but I like him better like this. Its hard to read about someone being so cruel, but you cant blame them. He probably would have been all lovey dovey like this for his whole life if Hindley had never been born...:(

[@elizabeth199002]

You are very right, I agree with You. Personally I prefer the book. In the film many thinks wasnt included...

[@alexserahov2432]

I found Semaphore version of Wuthering Heights much more entertaining :P

[@rainbowbookworm]

It's by ITV. It's out at Christmas but if you look around the net you will find it on PBS channel as it's already aired in the US. It's not very good thought as Cathy looks like she belongs in a lads mag rather than on top of the moors; she's far too conventionally beautiful and they have changed it in places so much that it changes the whole dynamix of the story.

[@marcela4705]

the excellent coloured shaped theme in the bardos a lawyer as always

[@andysandel9325]

A Timeless Ultimate classic

[@supnancy]

this movie is so morbid...i love it!

[@892lgy7382]

@FoundEventually Same. I read the abridged version when I was 9 and keep re-reading the non-abridged one. It's one of my favorites.

[@CrazyHermioneGranger]

Harry Potter is hardly for children anymore - or at least not for small kids. I thought, the sixth film was the best HP film so far, but I wouldn't like young children to watch it, though this one wasn't as scary, as some of the previous movies. Anyways, I like both HP and Twilight. About Wuthering Heights, I don't know yet, but what I've seen so far, it looks good. I might even watch new version, after I'm finished with this one. :)

[@elizabeth199002]

You think? I must watch another version The Wuthering Heights and try to compare. After reading the book and watching that adaptation from '92 I wasnt satisfied, I thought it would be more connected with the book. By the way, I'm sure that actors are great in this version, especially R. Fiennes hehe :P

[@artemisakadiana]

Isnt heathcliff supposed to be dark skinned??

[@everyoneloveskayla]

thank you! i love this movie

[@angelaflorez6721]

La.vi.3.veces.y.me.comueve.esta.joya.el.drama.cumbre.borrascosa.❤❤❤

[@otterpopsarehot]

@1:29 it's Hagrid! I'm sorry, I had to say it. *ehmehm* anyways, I am absolutely in love with wuthering heights. I personally don't care for twilight, at all, I don't know why you're even comparing it to this masterpiece n_n And I'm not just saying I like it because it's a classic, either. If this plot had been written nowadays, it would be immensely more popular than twilight, in my opinion.

[@HPAbby]

That's true, this is one f those books that could have been better as a movie. The director sure screwed that up! Maybe the nect one will be better.

[@imnotlikeothergirls5]

Ralph Fiennes reminds me a lot of Liam Neeson.... I think it's the accent and the hair

[@cherylhulting1301]

In fact Ralph and Liam are close friends, from their days working on "Schindler's List." Liam told a seriously funny story about having to sign an autograph as Ralph for an elderly couple who "loved him in the English Patient." 😅😅😊

[@Samconery]

in the book cathy was only 6 year old they changed the whole story bit by bit

[@elizabeth199002]

I agree with You in every word. During reading the book I imagined Heathcliff as someone quite another than in this film but I must admit, Fiennes is perfect here. But in spite of all, for me, this adaptation didnt show what I expected...

[@LizzieHanyou]

ha, for all those people watching this instead of reading the book, I pity you. They are nothing the same beyond the characters and basic plot

[@KikaKaki99]

@NeccoWecco Wuthering height its a classic. beautiful, sublime, nothing to compare to twilight.

[@acuteteacher]

I hope you realize that she is not the REAL author of the book. She's just portraying the real author.

[@corrinjade3973]

If the Dad hadn't died, maybe Heathcliff's life could have been different.

[@HeathObsession13]

im reading Wuthering Heights and im 14 but im jsut reading it because Heath Ledger was named after the character Heathcliff...=D i agree its very difficult.. so many characters and they adress them by their last name and like all the characters in the book has the same last name.. lol very confusing, but its so good so far =D

[@GeoMako]

Generally I like this actress but not in this movie, When I read the book I pictured Kathrin differently.

[@k1ttykat01]

u can compare a bit bella's situiation with jacob and edward with cathy;s stiuation with heatcliff and edgar.... but ofcourse there is no comparison between the books...WH it's much better than any book from twilight

[@Rachulie]

at first i didnt like this movie then i read the book and everything made more sense to me. the book was better because the film makes heathcliff look more like a victim, and in the book i couldnt feel sorry for him. am i the only one ?