“Oh, Mary!” with John Cameron Mitchell and Simu Liu, and “Pedro the Vast” round out our picks for the weekend of Feb. 13.

Two versions of Wuthering Heights, a Jane Austen-inspired romance, and a new HBO docuseries top this week’s Must List

"Oh, Mary!" with John Cameron Mitchell and Simu Liu, and "Pedro the Vast" round out our picks for the weekend of Feb. 13.

By Tiffany Kelly

Tiffany Kelly

Tiffany Kelly is a staff editor at **. She has been working at EW since 2024. Her work has previously appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Wired, GQ, and Ars Technica.

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February 13, 2026 3:00 p.m. ET

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Merle Oberon and Laurence Olivier in 1939's 'Wuthering Heights'; Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie in 2026's 'Wuthering Heights'. Credit:

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Wuthering Heights

Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon in 1939's 'Wuthering Heights'; Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie in 2026's 'Wuthering Heights'.

Courtesy Everett; Warner Bros. Pictures

Emily Brontë's 1847 Gothic tale is back in the spotlight, thanks to a bold new adaptation from Emerald Fennell (*Saltburn*). Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi lead the film, now in theaters, as toxic lovers Catherine and Heathcliff. Fennell's version of *Wuthering Heights* favors rich visuals (soundtracked by Charli XCX), including skin-inspired wallpaper and opulent gowns, over its source material. But if you're looking for a different take on the English tragedy, William Wyler's 1939 film with Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon (streaming on the Criterion Channel) incorporates the novel's spookier elements, namely ghosts. —*Tiffany Kelly, Staff Editor*

Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi on *Wuthering Heights*' 'complex' love story: 'Cathy's just such a bitch'**

Bruce Blasius and Darrell Blasius on HBO's 'Neighbors'.

Good fences make good neighbors, but some fences aren't high enough. This six-episode HBO docuseries offers a peek over the hedge at real-life feuds, be it over property lines, pets, or even a yellow Speedo. Don't expect any happy block parties at the end of each installment. —*P.G.*

Jane Austen Wrecked My Life

Camille Rutherford and Pablo Pauly in 'Jane Austen Wrecked My life'.

Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics

Laura Piani's charming and blisteringly funny French rom-com (streaming on Netflix) follows a bookseller (Camille Rutherford) who juggles writer's block and multiple romantic prospects at a Jane Austen residency. The 2025 gem is a perfect Valentine's Day watch. —*T.K.*

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John Cameron Mitchell and Simu Liu in 'Oh, Mary!' on Broadway.

John Cameron Mitchell is hilarious perfection stepping into Mary Todd Lincoln's dress in the side-splitting alternate history of the first lady, still cracking up crowds at Broadway's Lyceum Theatre. Simu Liu, likewise, shows off his comedic chops in this Mary… I mean *merry* delight. —*Dalton Ross, Editorial Director*

*Oh, Mary!* review: Cole Escola's American farce is the funniest play on Broadway**

Pedro the Vast

Author Simón López Trujillo; the cover of 'Pedro the Vast'.

Hachette Book Group; Algonquin Books

*The Last of Us* meets *The Metamorphosis* in Chilean author Simón López Trujillo's newly translated novel, which smuggles trenchant social critique into an eco-thriller about a eucalyptus plantation worker who undergoes a reality-bending transformation after inhaling toxic fungal fumes. —*Ryan Coleman, News Writer*

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