Mostly shades of nay.

Rating: 5/10 (18 February 2015)

You should know what to expect and it may not be as bad as you expected. It's in focus, has an interesting score and may not be taking itself too seriously. Dakota Johnson is excellent as Anastasia. If you close your eyes and just listen you'll hear the same voice of Melanie Griffith, her mom.
Other then Anastasia all the other characters are strained and wooden. On occasions when Grey sits down to tell his story, the scenes are unintentionally laughable. There are crater size holes in the script. Anastasia has to go see her mother, the reason, never explained. Grey has a business reason he must get back, why bother to write it? There is something in his past that doesn't allow him to be touched? There's some reference to burns but that makes no sense.
Basically it' the story of a young girl and her pervert stalker. Like most comedies this plays best when shared with a theater audience. The ending leaves plenty of room for a sequel.