Wuthering Heights continues to wreak havoc: it has already grossed 150 million dollars at the box office

- February 23, 2026
- Updated: February 24, 2026 at 4:04 PM

This weekend has seen a remarkable performance at the global box office, where the film Wuthering Heights, directed by Emerald Fennell, managed to raise 150 million dollars.
This gothic romantic drama, based on the famous novel by Emily Brontë, positioned itself as number one in the international market with 26.3 million dollars, standing out for its artistic quality and the authorial vision of its director.
A movie motivated by controversy
Despite its impressive international performance, Wuthering Heights ceded the top spot in North America to GOAT, another film that has captured the public’s attention and reached a milestone of 100 million dollars in its box office revenue.
This does not diminish the relevance of Fennell’s work, who had previously received praise for her work on Promising Young Woman, as well as for her new interpretation of a literary classic.
The combination of a visionary direction and a script that explores complex themes has allowed Wuthering Heights to resonate with both international and local audiences. Critics have praised not only Fennell’s direction but also the atmosphere she has managed to create, which captures the dark and romantic essence of the original novel.
In summary, the success of Wuthering Heights reinforces the potential of literary adaptations in contemporary cinema, showing that with the right direction, even the most challenging classics can attract modern audiences. As the release season progresses, it will be interesting to see if this trend continues and how other productions will face competition at the box office.
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