Like the book - utter rubbish! Best part is Ellie Goulding's song 'Love Me Like You Do'.
Also like the book- it will make millions and make E L James even richer.
“When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us.”
I want to see it just so I can talk about how it does or does not compare to the books. So I will wait until I can see it in the privacy of my home.
Too right - going Friday and can't wait!
Herpes simplex is endemic, of course they would, and so would virtually all other objects similarly tested in a public place. That is like saying you can culture E. coli in your kitchen... you always will be able to. It means nothing.
Read the book... not impressed by the literary standards or the content. E.L. James has researched her material... no way has she ever experienced it like it is.
The books are vanilla with a touch of food colouring. The film has to be even blander to get an airing.
Many years ago I went to see "Personal Services"... the true story of a lady (Cynthia Paine) who ran a brothel in South London. That was witty and somewhat erotic. This isn't by all accounts.
Probably not. One of my daughters saw it on and said it was one of the worst movies she ever saw. I have a girl friend who said the same thing. Guess it didn't live up to the hype!
I might watch it when it gets to DVD.....But I'm not really interested.
The books were written very badly. I don't see what all the fuss is about.
The actors who were chosen to play the parts really were not what I imagined.
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I read Salman Rushdie's response: "It makes Twilight look like War and Peace". Didn't read the books. Don't plan to see the movies.
I don't think its success it's because of the sex. I think it's because of the cheesy fairy-tale "love story". It's all stupid and not well written, but it's good for a laugh.
Umm just wish me well people. I have to in the interest of being a very good daughter in law accompany my mother in law to see this who is very "middle England very WI" Oh god!
I went to watch he 50 Shades movie on saturday…yes Valentines Day. First the movies were packed, I think everyone had the same idea. The movie its self wasnt to bad, havent never read the book, I didnt know what i was in for. The acting was good and the sex scenes were done very tastefully, I didnt like the end of the movie, but I prob will go watch the next 2 that have too come out.
Did you hear the one about the HSBC banker that went to see this movie at the weekend?
He decided to visit a local woman who provided BDSM services. She strapped him to the St Andrews Cross and as she picked the riding crop up she asked him what his safe word was.
"Switzerland," he replied.
“When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us.”
that would be a big phat "NO"........ 
