Wuthering Heights (1939) Rated NR

A servant at Wuthering Heights tells the unfortunate love story between Heathcliff and Catherine. Based on the book by Emily Brontë. Starring Merle Oberon, Laurence Olivier, and David Niven.

Again, I’m going to state that I’ve not been much of a Brontë fan. The stories are so dark for a romance. I like the warm, lighthearted stories. While I’m not a fan of Wuthering Heights, this version isn’t the worst. It helps that it has two of the best actors of the day, Oberon and Olivier, as the main lovers. The black and white cinemagraphy brings the darkness to life without it being too dark like some of the remakes. You can still see the actors. This film is one of the better versions of the book. It’s worth the watch.

 

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