Should of left it as a book

Rating: 1/10 (9 March 2017)

I read the first book because of the hype but it was poorly written and had cheesy dialogue.
Watched it on HBO one day. The movie was cringe-worthy and the dialogue is even more embarrassing said out loud.
The sex scenes aren't shocking and there's no conflicts in the story. Just two people who try to date and know they shouldn't but they try to make it work and it doesn't.
There is no chemistry between the leads. Jamie Dornan looked so miserable and was wooden but Dakota Johnson at least tried.
One positive of the film is Sam Taylor-Wood direction. She took a lot of heat for the film but she did the best she could with the material given.
My biggest problems are the portrayal of Christian and Ana.
Christian is a creep who enjoys having sex and beating women who look like his birth mother and kind of just blames it on his childhood. He stalks, tracks Ana's phone, tells Ana what to eat and controls her. Christian's child molester, "Mrs. Robinson" doesn't face any consequences.
Ana thinks she can change Christian and at the end of the film, gets mad at him and then leaves even though she knows what he wants and what he's going to do.
Romance doesn't cure an abusive relationship and I hate how it's portrayed as a fairy-tale.
Kind of feels the author of the book hates women and doesn't know a thing about men.