‘Bored by all the sex and violins’: readers on Wuthering Heights film

‘The idea that the film is a teenager’s version of the book is done well’: Elordi and Robbie in a scene from Wuthering Heights. Photograph: AP

‘The Charli xcx music evoked the spirit of the book’

My group of six English teachers – aged from 30 to 54 – saw the film on Friday. We are still processing our thoughts in a group chat. We agreed that the visuals were often delightfully shocking. We talked about the contrasts between the lavish costumes and the moor landscape, which we thought Fennell got right. We talked about the Charli xcx music and how well it evoked the landscape and the spirit of the book.