Unconventional Love Story with a twist

Rating: 8/10 (17 April 2015)

For All you HATERS "Let your Haters be your Motivators" You Haters help motivate 50 Shades to $586.Mil worldwide. When books are adapted to film the book is always better "more details" If you thought the book was bad, then why even see the movie. That being said, I LOVED the movie!!! It is an untraditional love story with a twist. Jamie Dornan is Gorgeous! I don't care if he is from Northern Ireland. He is a former Calvin Klein Model, Calvin knows how to pick them. Jamie has leading man traditional good looks. He is a HUNK, just fine as wine I didn't know he was from Ireland, I didn't see he was having a hard time with his American accent. He has work on American TV "Once Upon a Time" 1st. season Det. Graham. Dakota was perfect. It is a woman's story written, by women, directed by a woman. It was E.L James Fantasy. It is FICTION. In fiction it doesn't have to be true facts. It can be however you want it to be. Your fantasy what is it the BDSM people don't get.
I gave it an 8 because of the dialog in the opening scenes. Kate ask Ana was she wearing that? Her response was dumb. Ana not being able to state her name to the receptionist when she arrives for the interview. In the book she did. For all you Haters who thought it was raunchy where, it was done very tastefully, I seen worst sex scene. For all of you who were mad because it wasn't enough sex, well with all the sex in the book it would have been X rated. Hollywood is not going to show a B-job or women on their period, along with some of the other nasty things Christian did in the book. I saw the movie without reading the book/s. Then I went an got the book, then went back and saw the movie again. Then got Darker & Freed all in a 3wk period.
The love story is he was in love with her but couldn't admit it. People do what they know. They BOTH were a virgin. She a virgin in the traditional sense, he was a virgin to a normal healthy relationship. Hence the line "Flowers & Chocolates I don't know that" Christian said several times to Ana what are you doing to me", It you that is changing me". He was breaking his own rules for Ana. Anatasia being naïve an inexperience didn't realize it at first. She had him when she told him she was a virgin. Someone he thought he could train to be what & how he wanted. She fool him. "No" can be a powerful word to a man, specially to men who are used to getting what they want. She was mesmerized by is beauty and power that is a drug for most women. He gave her what she wanted at the same time wanting what he did (BDSM). She gave him that as much as she could take. He need total control, I think he was boarding on obsession/possession that is scary. He kept saying "YOU ARE MINE" like she was an object instead a human with feelings. She challenged and questioned him that was frustrating to him. Something he was not used to. "50 shades of f...Up! But love comes. People who need control are scared. People who don't know how Hollywood works the basics. It takes an small army to make a movie, with the money and time constraint is why books are hard to adapt to film form. I think more of the dialog in the book could have been lifted straight from the book. Like the ending scene, she should have call him a Sick SOB like in the book. It would have been stronger and you see the change in Ana. Strength to stand up to him.
Traditional love story: boy meets girl, boy leaves girl, boy makes up with girl happy ending, most of the time. 50 shades was boy and girl meet, boy tells girl he is not the guy for her. then he pursues her, when she say nice knowing you, boy doesn't let her leave. He won't let go. "I am incapable of leaving you alone His kryptonite LOVE!