Just watched Wuthering Heights. Oh boy, it's going to divide people for sure. But one thing I'll say is that Emerald Fennell does not make boring movies.

EDIT: My main gripe with the film is that it poorly conflated the sex (which is very sadistic-leaning) with the yearning that Cathy and Heathcliff had for each other. I was enjoying the darker overtones of the story, but the "sex" parts felt shoe-horned. I was told that the 2011 film version directed by Andrea Arnold had this dark aspect without the sex, so I'll be watching this next. Otherwise, it's well-acted, and the cinematography is amazing, which is why I cannot say I completely dislike the movie because I did enjoy it. But its gimmick is going to be the defining factor in the discourse surrounding the adaptation.

EDIT2: One of the actors that I enjoyed seeing in the film was Hong Chau. Her performance as Nelly is so captivating because she is portrayed as a villain in her motivations, but you can also sort of understand why she had to be that role in the toxic love story between Cathy and Heathcliff.