Review of Wuthering Heights (1992) by Joseph A — 07 Sep 2010

When writing this review I abstain myself from reading all other review first. "Wuthering Heights (1992)" is the best romance genre of all time and it's not only that (romance), it has many element that is not available in the usual romance genre. It has an horror element (or more preferably they call it Gothic), mystery, tragedy, revenge, and more.

If you never read the book as I myself have read it you would be interested the moment Mr. Lockwood entered the Haunted House of Wuthering Heights. Would it be rousing to know why there is a young woman sitting in the dark when Mr. Lockwood entered Wuthering Heights? And that young woman while bear the same name with woman protagonist it's not actualy the protagonist? I've forgotten how I felt the first time I watched "Wuthering Heights", but in this third time I still find how love or romance could be that intense and exciting to watch. "Wuthering Heights" not only very entertaining but also genius. It's not easy to find a movie that both smart and entertaining, because mostly it's smart but boring or entertaining but the artificiality is obvious.

This is the best Wuthering Heights version because I haven't watched the other versions and now about to. The soundtrack so eerily romantic. When you see Juliette Binoche as Catherine you see her eyes is like fire burning so adamat which makes your heart vibrates. The scenery is just sometimes breathtaking combine with the music. And no other actors can be as Heathcliff as Ralph Fiennes even if he said he isn't. And no other characters of Juliette Binoche in her movies could made me so satisfying to look at her than "Wuthering Heights". You never know a fiery love before watching "Wuthering Heights".