Fifty Shades of Great

Rating: 8/10 (16 February 2015)

I've already seen the movie twice now, and to be honest, the first time I actually was a little disappointed, or you know the books are always better, but when I saw it the second time, I began to understand it a little bit better and realized I actually liked it. It IS a bit like what's in the book and a lot funnier. Honestly, I like Ana a lot better in the movie than in the books, and think both Jamie and Dakota (also Eloise as Kate, 'cause she's cool and awesome) fits perfectly for the role as Christian and Ana.
Of course, it's almost funny to see fifty shades of Grey coming alive into a movie. The book is very intense and it's difficult to make a movie as intense as the book. That's the only thing that I feel is missing in the movie. There IS a lot of things that's been cut out, but yeah, I'm satisfied anyway!
The thing is, I've read a lot of the reviews just now and think there's a lot of people who's expecting too much of the movie, and the ratings' an understatement. I mean, i've seen like 20 review's in a row who has rated the movie 1 star. Of course, it's your own opinion, but there is a lot more to the story in this movie (and book) if you really look into it. I think it would be soo much better when there's a sequel, because then the people will get to understand more of the story of Christian for instance. His past, his story, his reason for why he is like he is.
Sequel, FIFTY SHADES OF DARKER? I hated the end, because I wanted to see more. I DO know what happens next, but I want to see it, and it's just a sudden end, like whaaaat, why is this happening? It ended so quick and I was really sad at the end. I really hope for a sequel. If the ratings are bad right now, I do know the ratings will fly up to the sky when the sequel's out, 'cause the first movie will then make more sense. Unless you've read the books. But I've read the book and I think it's amazing.
The movie deserves more credit then the movie is given. At least my opinion.