you can't look away. Put it this way, halfway through the film I needed to go to the toilet but I held it cause I wasn't going to miss one second of the film. I would advise anyone that wants to read the book before the film , not to. It will be truly FAR more satisfying to read the book after the film. The details are deeper that way, but if you read it before the film you won't enjoy it as much :

feel the chemistry between them.The story keep focusing on their weird relationship, it is really a continuation of the first movie. The film is funny, sexy and well hmm...erotic. I totally recommend Fifty Shades Darker, and i'm really tired with all this stupid super-hero flicks. It's time for something different. Yeah yeah... haters gonna hate, but what's so great about being a hater? They are just miserable :

understand or like the film. i personally prefer this movie to Fifty shades of grey. can't wait for freed. Will say one thing: the movie is emotionally heavy. that's all i will say.

it with Christian greys past, but it was executed so poorly.. It felt like the writers were like: god.. we cant do the same thing... what about a girl from greys past that stalks him... yea yea great. There were a few events which had nothing interesting to add to the story. It was just there as fillers.. I won't say much except for "helicopter-scene" and you'll know what im talking about. All in All, horrible as expected. 2/10 Characters: enough could be said about mr grey etc, but the one thingI hate is constantly seeing weak women characters in movies. Ana isn't just weak... she gets convinced in a relationship she purely was against 10 minutes into the movie, gives him a kiss of a lifetime after their first date because he gave her a present, didn't go to new york for her job because mr. grey said she couldn't... etc. etc. etc. i could go on and on, but when multiple women write a story at least let her be strong in 1 single scene. she even had to be rescued by him TWICE! 4/10Dialogue: this.. i cant take seriously. Again Mr. Grey would horrible stupid lines which could only make soccer moms panties wet. It was so bad and unbelievable. You can tell the husband of the writer of the stories let in lines he normally would reject. "You're too... dressed" goddddd. 1/10 Cinematography: Again great. The movie overall might be sh*t but the cinematography is always beautiful and well filmed.Rated R-stuff: Yea, they did it again. Not a lot of SM this time around. This time 3 out of 5 sex scenes didn't even feel sexy, but bland. Every scene was leading up to these scenes and normally i wouldn't mind that, if it had been interesting to watch. At least the first one had some sexy mystery to mr. grey, but now he is what we all thought he was: a controlling, stalking and abusive freak. 7/10 Verdict: Why bother? its a badly scripted romantic drama with soft-core-porn intentions, which don't play out very well. You cant even laugh anymore at how bad it is. Its just bad and sad to see a movie like this make money. Bad acting, story and horrible dialogue... go see LA LA LAND, any other Oscar contenders, or the lego batman film or john wick.. go see anything but this guys!

at the scruff. The make-up department wasn't looking at stills from previous filming to match things up.The set design was also irritating. The Christian Grey penthouse seemed to have undergone a complete redecoration between book 1 and book 2. Same with Anastasia's apartment. This is such a silly error. Look at stills from first film, rebuild, use on second film.

for you for doing that to yourself lol. Anybody who is anybody knows what type of movie this is. I would never go to a movie that I knew wasn't in any interest of mine. Aside from all that. I thought the movie was great! They did a really good job of bringing your imagination from the books to the screen. I like FSD the most because it has the most to tell in the trilogy. The characters personalities come out more and we get to meet new characters which give a suspenseful twist to the movie! Can't wait to see Freed!

scenes from the book.Some parts of the book that are not included IMO were not missed.The only problem I had was that I wished a few scenes in the movie were fleshed out a little better, adding a few more lines of dialogue to explain what was happening in the scene.But my husband, who has not read the books, liked it.Go see this movie.It's worth the price of a ticket.

referenced… had turned nasty. Authors as prominent as Salmon Rushdie derided the novels as poorly written, while others debated whether the BDSM theme around which the plot revolved depicted an abusive relationship. Nevertheless, James' mostly female readership enjoyed the romance between the main characters and James made $100 million in 2013, $5 million of which was for the rights to film the first book in her trilogy. "Fifty Shades of Grey" hit theaters in 2015 and, despite mostly negative reviews from critics, the movie banked over 14 times what it cost to make and the second and third films in the trilogy were filmed concurrently in early 2016. The critics can say what they will about E.L. James, her stories and the movies that her books inspired, but millions of people all over the world have been entertained by the "Fifty Shades" saga, including the second film, 2017's "Fifty Shades Darker" R, 1:58 .The movie picks up a few months after the naïve, but strong recent college graduate Anastasia Steele Dakota Johnson and the controlling and sexually adventurous billionaire businessman Christian Grey Jamie Dornan said an emotional "goodbye" by simply uttering each other's names at Christian's elevator. Ana has started a new job as an administrative assistant to Jack Hyde Eric Johnson , the handsome head of the Fiction Department at Seattle Independent Publishing. Christian finds Ana at a gallery showing for a photographer friend and Christian talks Ana into joining him to get something to eat. Soon after, Jack, who has shown an interest in Ana that went beyond the professional, convinces Ana to join him for a drink at a local bar and Christian soon shows up. The two men take out their penises and measure them. Christian wins, taking Ana with him as he leaves the bar, but Jack isn't quite ready to admit defeat. That last part was metaphorical, but very much in the spirit of this story, so… As Ana and Christian resume their relationship in fits and starts, the terms have changed, new challenges arise and old jealousies are aroused. Christian agrees that this time there will be no rules and no punishments and his relationship with Ana will be a "vanilla" one. Ana worries that Christian will be unable to give up the kinkier aspects of their physical relationship, but he assures her that she is more important to him than his need to dominate his lovers. This time, Ana is on top again, metaphorically speaking as she calls the shots and even shows a continuing interest in some of Christian's sexual toys and tricks – as long as she isn't again compelled to surrender control. Meanwhile, one of Christian's previous submissives, a clearly disturbed young brunette named Leila Bella Heathcote , keeps popping up, as does Elena Lincoln Kim Basinger , aka "Mrs. Robinson", the woman who first introduced Christian to the BDSM lifestyle. We also learn more about Christian's early life and why he is the way he is."Fifty Shades Darker" has a better story and may even be sexier than its predecessor. The plot is… well, darker, with elements of a thriller mixed in with the romance and the sex, and with a new director James Foley and a new screenwriter Niall Leonard – adapting his wife's novel , it's more broadly entertaining. Like the first film, there's plenty of sex in this one, but it's less a little less "kinky" and more romantic than previously. The insights into Christian's background, including meeting more women from his past, also gives the plot more depth as both Ana and Christian each have more at stake, emotionally-speaking. This movie won't win any Oscars, but it's pretty… f---ing enjoyable. "A-"

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