It's not Porn, it's a love story

Rating: 9/10 (15 February 2015)

Well for starters I think it is a shame that people have written a review based on the fact that they haven't read the book or have heard what the content is supposedly about and the preconceptions this has alluded to in their mind, especially believing it's a pornographic movie/book depicting domestic abuse towards women. There is know forcefulness, it is all CONSENSUAL. Seriously, in today's society has no one learn't to be open minded or does everyone walk around with their eyes closed shut.
Books are always going to be better than the movie and I think the first movie in this trilogy was surprisingly done tastefully. For anyone who has been following news bits about the movie then they would have known that no full frontal was going to occur. That's why we have imaginations people, it's not necessary to see things completely actioned out. What people also have to remember is ultimately, this is a love story. It is a trilogy for a reason and the beginning is the most important journey to the conclusion.
Having said all that the script wasn't all that bad although there were a couple of points that probably needed clarification, especially if you haven't read the books. What happened to Ana giving Jose a serve after trying to kiss her. If you're going to have the almost kiss you need the berating considering he has his part to play in movies 2 + 3. I think there were a couple of scenes a bit rushed, like when Christian met both her mum and dad. They were kind of blink and miss moments.
I think Jamie Dornan played his part perfectly and it will be great to see how he evolves over the next 2 films. I think when you looked at his eyes you could see the warring of his emotions. Dakota Johnson was really good also which I did not expect but they both had great chemistry on screen and I think the 2 leads were chosen very well in the end.
Edit: Went and saw the movie a second time and fell in love with it even more. I picked up on a few things that I hadn't heard or noticed before so I have changed some of my remarks.
To whomever the director/producer/screenwriter is, please don't be afraid to make the next 2 movies around 2.5 hours long because I think they will only get better but there are crucial moments in the next 2 books that shouldn't be rushed. I also applaud the way the sex scenes were done, hopefully that will be similar in 2 + 3 as there is nothing like imagination.
Look forward to Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed when they get the green light and hopefully they turn the haters it to fans.