Of course the movie couldn't compare to the book.

Rating: 8/10 (14 April 2015)

I feel as if 90% of these reviews are from either A). People who have read the book and expected more sex scenes and vulgarity, and B). those who know about BDSM relations and think this made the community under-rated. And no, I have not read the book but please.. hear me out, everyone has their opinions.
I'm not going to put my age out in the open, but to society, I should be considered 'too young' to know or even be able to interpret these kind of relationships and decisions they are making in this film, but I will admit I have done enough research to know that this is too much of an under-rated film. It shines just enough light on those who do know about BDSM relations and those who do not. One thing I do know is these two characters together, just balanced each other out. From the moment she stepped into his office and started the interview, she was timid and he was assertive and confident. He brought out a different light in her around the middle to end part of the film.
That was in fact that she was demanding (in a innocent way) what she did not agree to, and also what she wanted out of Christian. She wanted an answer to why he wanted to cause her pain when she feels as if he loves her, which is hard to comprehend in such a complex situation.
I really hope that I'm not insulting anyone who read the book and feels indifferent about my opinion (because I hadn't even read the book myself) but did you all that hated the movie, really expect it to be all about the sex? I hope I'm not wrong, but I'm sure they wouldn't spend a two hour film and put a love based story-line in there for the hell of it.
There had to be some connection and relevance in the way these characters played out. I will detail about how it was not perfect, the awkwardness of Anastasia, the virgin then all of a sudden a fiery, craving sex god. And also, how they didn't further the story behind the way Christian is the way he is, but overall, I couldn't look away and was so captivated by the way this film turned out. Hate all you want, but not everyone has to.