Three classics to read or reread before the movie remakes come out
They are classics for a reason. These stories resonate and suck you in whether its adventure, unrequited love, or a heart felt romance. Its also why they keep getting made into films over and over a gain.
- Wuthering Heights
by Emily Brontë
slated for a February 2026 film release date
Gothic romance at its finest, with haunting settings, and harsh yearning. The story’s exploration of class conflict and social mobility through Heathcliff’s transformation from foundling to gentleman demonstrates how revenge can provide motivation for achievement while corrupting the soul and destroying the capacity for happiness or genuine human. connection.
This story inspired pop singer, Kate Bush’s debut single “Wurthering Heights.” The band Genesis also has a song, and album that was influenced by this story. - Sense and Sensibility
by Jane Austen
Anticipating a September 2026 film release date
Sisters of a marriageable age navigate upperclass societal rules and mannerisms that come between them and the men they love. A timeless masterpiece by Austen that explores love, family, and expectations. - The Count of Monte Cristo
by Alexandre Dumas
in pre production no announced release information (Yes another one, because why not? There are well over 50 productions from around the world since the early days of film.) Most current releases include the English mini-series in 2024, and the French blockbuster film, also 2024
Betrayal, action, and a serious long game of revenge. Full of sword fights, hidden treasure, and adventure.

