Margot Robbie has expressed that her main concern lies with the audience rather than critics. She mentioned that she has 'never' been preoccupied with reviews while filming, choosing instead to concentrate on how viewers emotionally connect with the story. In her latest project, she stars alongside Jacob Elordi in the adaptation of 'Wuthering Heights', which is helmed by Emerald Fennell. The film made a strong debut, topping the domestic box office despite receiving mixed reviews. Fennell, known for her previous works like 'Promising Young Woman' and 'Saltburn', has also sparked divided opinions among audiences; Robbie has been a producer on all three films. Commending Fennell's creative instincts, Robbie highlighted her preference for decisions that resonate with viewers. Her comments echo similar sentiments expressed by Jennifer Lawrence regarding the pressures of film releases.