Wuthering Heights (1939) Part 1 of 11
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Lawrence Olivier is a great actor.
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Still the best version so far ever. Thank you.
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One of my favorite movies of all time...I love Heathcliff.
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This is the best movie ever made, and puts every remake to shame. Impossible to find on dvd, so thanks very much for uploading. May I please see the rest? I'm neither thief nor stranger (sir), merely your neighbor...
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@Daiseehead My husband and I have stayed in Hawarth, Yorkshire, UK three times. That is where the Brontes lived and died. It is a beautiful place. The first time we stayed there was at the Black Bull, that is where Bramwell, their brother used to drink. He was an artist and a drunk. We stayed at the back of the Black Bull looking over the cemetery where they were buried. We used to open the window and look out fancying we could hear Heathcliff shouting for Cathy. Bramwell died.
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What a brilliant transformation of character as Heathcliff looks out the window and desparately begs and pleads for his Cathy to reappear! It breaks my heart!
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such a love story. the music just carries you away.
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@Spiritualsound AWESOME COMMENT
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The absolute best! Memorable. Unforgettable!
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The most romantic part of the book, when he cries for Catherine. T_T
Emily Bronte's masterpiece is perfectly sublime in this film version directed by the great William Wyler. Merle Oberon should on merit have won an oscar! Although the story is reduced it is also simpler and more glamorous than the book. Everything is captured ... the haunting love and the deep singular emotional power. Emily Bronte died thinking her unique literary efforts were a failure but her memory will shine in our eyes and in our hearts by this film as well as her spellbinding book!
Spiritualsound 2 years ago 21
it is so old yet it is still one of the best films ever I cry as soon as the music starts 1939 was a good year for movies
136miles 1 year ago 15