You need to know BDSM before judging so harshly

Rating: 8/10 (19 February 2015)

First, I'll begin by saying, if you don't understand the world of BDSM then you're probably less likely to get what Fifty Shades of Grey is really about. Second, if you didn't read the novels, that's another hit against you, and why your probably not grasping what this story is truly about. There's a reason why the heat and chemistry between Doran (Christian Grey) and Johnson (Anastasia Steele) isn't completely developed as of yet, it's not a romantic film, not right now. It's about f'king and that's what Christian Grey and has made that perfectly clear to Ana and to the audience watching the film, that he's not the romantic kind of man in any sense but that Anastasia is changing him. It's because Grey has never had a relationship with a woman, a romantic relationship that is. He doesn't abuse woman in any sense either. All of the women Christian has had a relationship with sign a contract stating that it is okay for him to do the things he does in being his submissive. Otherwise he would never lay a finger on these women if they weren't in the least OK with it. These masochistic women want Dorans character to treat them like that, to hit them, spank them, whip them, do as they are told and if not then they are punished by Christian. That's the whole BDSM sexual desires and way's of the BDSM environment. If your looking for romance, then stick with Jane Austin and movies such as the Notebook and steer clear of Fifty Shades if this isn't the type of sex you want or even fantasize about.
Christian is guarded and shield's his heart because of his childhood and doesn't know what it's like to have a real romantic relationship with a female, until he meets Ana.
Johnson did great playing the innocent, shy and introverted Anastasia Steele and Doran caught my eye when I watch the Netflix series, "The Fall." He's got this intense charisma about him that just makes me wet. I like a man who can take control and he gives you the feeling of wanting to bend your ways to him and let him into you, completely.
I didn't care for the actress who plays Kate (she was just kind of dead weight and I think the producers really didn't put a whole lot thought into casting some of the supporting roles for this film, they could have done a lot better in that sense. But over all I liked it, since I have experienced BDSM before it's not forced in anyway, it's a mutual relationship between two people, who are willing and whom are okay performing these acts together. People need to realize that this isn't in anyway shape or form abuse against women. So, STOP already with the liberalism abuse against women bs. That's why there's always a contract involved, so no one gets hurt or can turn around and sue the other individual performing the sexual acts.
I hope that in the next film for Fifty Shades Darker, there's a but more intensity and charisma between Doran and Johnson, things need to start heating up in the second one or it will fall flat on it's face. Too bad Dorans married in life, because it might benefit the movie if Johnson and Doran developed a relationship outside of Fifty and really got things heating up on and off camera.