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A new "Wuthering Heights" film underperformed in China, drawing criticism for oversimplifying the novel and failing to connect emotionally with audiences.
A new adaptation of "Wuthering Heights," directed by Emerald Fennell and starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, earned just 17.19 million yuan ($2.49 million) in China by March 20, 2026, far below its global performance.
Released after the Spring Festival holiday, it faced weak box office conditions and strong competition from local hits like "Pegasus 3."
Chinese audiences, familiar with the novel, criticized the film for oversimplifying its complex characters and themes, reducing the story to a sensational romance.
While visuals were praised, many felt the adaptation lacked emotional depth and authenticity.
This reflects a growing trend of discerning viewers prioritizing meaningful storytelling over star power and marketing.
Una nueva película de "Wuthering Heights" tuvo un bajo desempeño en China, atrayendo críticas por simplificar demasiado la novela y no conectar emocionalmente con el público.