Fifty Shades Freed
Universal Pictures | Release Date: February 9, 2018
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MoeLesterJrJul 13, 2018
OK now who the **** wrote this **** and how can i give this piece of crap a -FIVE ****IN HUNDRED. They reached stupid levels that i didnt knew existed. From a dumb teenager targeted softcore cheesy movie they made a cheap lookin wannabeOK now who the **** wrote this **** and how can i give this piece of crap a -FIVE ****IN HUNDRED. They reached stupid levels that i didnt knew existed. From a dumb teenager targeted softcore cheesy movie they made a cheap lookin wannabe action movie that sucks more than Asa Akira in a black gangbang. I lost my last like 7 hours to watch this mighty ****storm and FOR ****IN WHAT....just for a laugh.… Expand
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BrianMcCriticMay 19, 2018
This is a better made version of The Room. Side plots that don't matter, characters that just pop in for no reason and have no real impact on the story, and finally a film that's filled with ridiculous sex scenes which in this case rapes aThis is a better made version of The Room. Side plots that don't matter, characters that just pop in for no reason and have no real impact on the story, and finally a film that's filled with ridiculous sex scenes which in this case rapes a bunch of good pop songs. F… Expand
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eagleeyevikingSep 19, 2018
Many films fail because they stretch a 5 minute plot into a 2 hour film. This one stretches a non-existent one into a 2 hour film.
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Matin032Apr 19, 2018
I prefer to watch porno 'cause at least I don't have to tolerate terrible performances
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PipeCApr 26, 2018
One hundred and fifty shades as a lightweight and flat-footed alternative of melodramatic entertainment. It's possible to define the incongruousness, incompetence, absurdity, pedantry of this script in just one two-word line, which isOne hundred and fifty shades as a lightweight and flat-footed alternative of melodramatic entertainment. It's possible to define the incongruousness, incompetence, absurdity, pedantry of this script in just one two-word line, which is paraphrased by the great actress Dakota Johnson through, sadly, the role giving her worldwide reputation. That affirmation takes place in the initial scenes of the film, where they want to celebrate a major event, and she said it with such insolence that is offensive: "Is it yours?" What? How is it possible that after a year and a half sleeping together in the same bed, an enviable salary and an almost-a-trillion-dollar grossing she doesn't know that she must stop talking nonsense, he's your husband now, you know he has tons of money, don't you?, with just one sentence, this film provoked an absolute suppression of a serious and rigid review, therefore, I simply sat down on that dark seat to capture blunders and blunders from the beginning of the action to the arrive of the closing credits, I survived miraculously. Normally, in my reviews I talk about performances in a positive way, i.e., if such a component isn't a strong point in the film I opt to omit it, however, most of the time I evaluated them since they are a fundamental part in the harmonious ensemble that made up a feature film. With surmised anticipation, "Freed" has broken the rule. I'm ready to write, with the utmost respect and humility, about Jamie Dornan, Eric Johnson and the remaining cast, except Dakota, who performed lousy characters, at least, that keeps it coherent. Likewise, the leading male character never loses that look of concern or that frown when some fatuous vicissitudes arise in the script, we never knew about which "fifty" shadows they've been spoken for more than three hours, he simply seems to be an eye-candy and something else. Dakota Johnson is the only one who impregnates a bit of love on her character, half-heartedly. All right, she's tender, naïve and unnecessarily submissive, but Johnson knows how to turn the card around and get the spectator to try to accept her motivations, an event that never happens. It's cumbersome and delicate to talk about this feature owing to its nature but it's a matter to discuss: the sexual scenes. It's not a secret that for many people the main motive inciting them (mostly young people) to attend a theatre is the curiosity to watch them surrounded by a considerable number of people, a couple having peculiar erotic relations, intimate acts portrayed on the screen smoother than the explicit and bawdy descriptions by the author in the books. Inside a tub, at Mia's, in red rooms, black rooms, cars or beds, any cliché and "coveted" place will have the shameful DNA of "Freed". Artistically, they aren't a feat of art, shots that focus on Anastasia's panting mouth or Christian's muscular back, arrhythmic sequences in which you can feel the lack of feeling between these actors, and even so Dornan claims that he made sure to make his co-star laugh in this kind of scene, I think it was in the final cut. Nor does it have much to brag about in visual terms. From Seattle cold landscapes to luxurious closed spaces, the movie is, almost entirely, locked in the city and in burdensome rooms, only a couple of scenes were filmed in a forest. Metallic colors predominate and a beautiful white is only glimpsed at the beginning, a necessary contrast of repetitive dark nuances. In a nutshell, visually, you expect on the screen, again and again, Johnson's breasts and the same black shoes that Christian wears in two different scenes.

Easily the best part of all this suffering: a fantastic musical accompaniment. And we don't talk about the work done by Danny Elfman, usual composer of the franchise, we refer (again) to catchy hits from artists such as Julia Michaels or Rita Ora and Liam Payne, who take part of a score that will be the next playlist for millennials for a while, electronic danceable sounds provide a kind of uninhibited tone to the scenes, the sad thing here is that even these songs are inserted in a wrong way. Christian closing the door of his red room in the face of his audience is a cynical sign of the little importance that the demanding public meant to this franchise. "Fifty Shades Freed" by James Foley finally says goodbye to the goose that lays golden eggs, bye bye melodramatic loves and dopey plot decisions, gone are those dark times, the light has come not only for the protagonist, also for the public. The short summary created by the flick in the third act, shows the abysmal decay that the movie suffered, simply to conclude with an ending as stereotyped as the film itself. The movie franchise was a very tough nut to crack, but Universal Pictures has broken hearts this Valentine's Day, because its great love, that lover which gave it exorbitant amounts of money, is gone forever, so they say.… Expand
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DanteMXAug 26, 2018
A dumb cheap product for dumb cheap people geting even cheaper

Dont even bother to watch this "movie" if you have inteligence and good taste.
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EdenIsNotHereMar 5, 2018
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I don't want to waste my time anymore, I don't want to waste your time, just don't see it. This movie has no redeemable qualities to it, shallow, superficial and it had a 1 because sometimes it is ironically good, but most of the time it's tedious as ****… Expand
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CTHReviewsSep 10, 2018
In honor of this franchise being done...

Yahoo! This is your celebration Yahoo! This is your celebration Celebrate good times, come on! (Let's celebrate) Celebrate good times, come on! (Let's celebrate) There's a party goin' on right hereIn honor of this franchise being done...

Yahoo! This is your celebration
Yahoo! This is your celebration

Celebrate good times, come on! (Let's celebrate)
Celebrate good times, come on! (Let's celebrate)

There's a party goin' on right here
A celebration to last throughout the years
So bring your good times, and your laughter too
We gonna celebrate your party with you

Come on now
Celebration
Let's all celebrate and have a good time
Celebration
We gonna celebrate and have a good time

It's time to come together
It's up to you, what's your pleasure
Everyone around the world

Come on!

Yahoo! It's a celebration

Yahoo!

Celebrate good times, come on!
It's a celebration
Celebrate good times, come on!
Let's celebrate

We're gonna have a good time tonight
Let's celebrate, it's all right
We're gonna have a good time tonight
Let's celebrate, it's all right, baby

We're gonna have a good time tonight (Ce-le-bra-tion)
Let's celebrate, it's all right
We're gonna have a good time tonight (Ce-le-bra-tion)
Let's celebrate, it's all right

Yahoo!
Yahoo!

Celebrate good times, come on! (Let's celebrate)
Celebrate good times, come on!
It's a celebration!
Celebrate good times, come on! (Let's celebrate) Come on and celebrate, tonight (Celebrate good times, come on!) 'Cause everything's gonna be all right Let's celebrate (Celebrate good times, come on) (Let's celebrate) (Celebrate good times, come on!) Celebration… Expand
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AMFcriticNov 15, 2018
The only good thing of this, is that finally the Fifty Shades saga is over. 3.0 / 10
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ErikTheCriticSep 26, 2018
Nothing seems to have improved after the calamities that were the first two films. It's more of the same boring, bland slog.
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RyanAustin2002Feb 9, 2018
It's time to stop!!

It's time to stop, okay?

No more.

Where the **** are your parents?!

Who are your parents?

I'm gonna call child protective services.

It's time to stop!!!
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Rebecca31Feb 20, 2018
Much to my horror and disgust I was dragged to see the final chapter of the popular franchise Fifty Shades of Grey. You know the one. The rich dude and yer one spend three movies living up the rich life etc etc. At long last we can sayMuch to my horror and disgust I was dragged to see the final chapter of the popular franchise Fifty Shades of Grey. You know the one. The rich dude and yer one spend three movies living up the rich life etc etc. At long last we can say farewell to the Fifty Shades of Grey saga.

It's the final chapter, they get married and live happily ever after. Only they get married and then Anastasia discovers Christian doesn't want kids right now, but maybe "some day" and also to her surprise she discovers he has a private jet, you know, the kind of stuff any person would be perfectly happy to find out AFTER they get married. If there was a point to this movie I wish someone would tell me because as far as I could see there was no need for this to even exist. A good portion of the film is Christian Grey getting insanely paranoid because his wife doesn't use his last name the second after they get married but it's okay (because he's rich) because he just cares so much. He controls every single aspect of her life but it's okay (because he's rich) because he loves her so much. And he doesn't want her to go out with her friends after work but it's okay (because he's rich) because he doesn't want any harm to come to poor useless, helpless Anastasia. You know all the typical traits of a (psychopath) loving husband. They're starting their new life together, buying a house, getting stalked, going on extravagant holidays, nearly getting kidnapped. You know the usual stuff. As if the story wasn't bad enough each and every line is delivered in a way I was beginning to think this was meant to be a comedy. Hysterically terrible. At one point Christian Grey decides to serenade everyone with a rendition of Maybe I'm Amazed on the piano. But he doesn't just play it, no he sings along too, much to everyone's shock and horror because hard as nails Christian has never sang in front of anyone before and look at this shocking revelation oh my goodness he really must be in love with whats her face cause why else would he break into song and quick someone get me a bucket before I'm violently ill. This is a scene so random and ridiculous the whole cinema found it hilarious. Let me be clear, at no point were we laughing with this film. We were laughing at it.


When I say I loathed this pathetic excuse for a film you know I mean it. If I remember correctly the first one never set the bar very high but this is so much worse. I honestly don't know what the point of Fifty Shades Freed was, they get married and dramatic soap opera stuff happens occasionally, then they go into the play room, then even more dramatic stuff happens. Cringey beyond all reason, enough to drive one mad. There was never a shred of chemistry between Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson so watching the two of them on screen is just painful. Torture, I wanted it to end, unfortunately it has made it's money back and then some but hopefully this is the last we'll hear of Fifty Shades of Grey, a piece of fanfiction that never should have made it into book stores let alone on the big screen. Not recommended.… Expand
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VancomycinFeb 9, 2018
Anyone with both hemispheres in their skull will likely require leather straps and chains to make it all the way through this movie.
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SilentTacticianFeb 21, 2018
Ends exactly like you think it will. Dull "sex" and dull story. As soon as it started I wanted it to end. Don't see it.
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bfoore90Feb 11, 2018
Fifty Shades of Free from my girlfriend making me spend my money take her to see these dumb movies because she can't admit that whoever wrote this crap can't write
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stanley834Feb 11, 2018
I'm relieved that this awful trilogy is over. Fifty Shades is, was, and will never ever be considered a love story. It's basically a Mary Sue and Gary Stu living an idealistic perfect life and getting involved in a masqueraded connection thatI'm relieved that this awful trilogy is over. Fifty Shades is, was, and will never ever be considered a love story. It's basically a Mary Sue and Gary Stu living an idealistic perfect life and getting involved in a masqueraded connection that is so unrealistic and unrelatable, as well as conforming to stereotypical gender norms. Those gifts are so darn expensive that majority of the people on this Earth can't afford it. Even more disappointing is that the sex positions is highly biased. smh

The negative feedback of this trilogy is absolutely justified because it's boring and apathetic as heck. EL James is a sick and twisted witch. I would never spend my money on her poorly written books.… Expand
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EpicLadySpongeFeb 22, 2018
For the sake of our benefit, can we already not get another nomination for worst picture of the year this early again? Fifty Shades Freed is the conclusion to this painful trilogy, yet even still, I can't even go this far onto this forsakenFor the sake of our benefit, can we already not get another nomination for worst picture of the year this early again? Fifty Shades Freed is the conclusion to this painful trilogy, yet even still, I can't even go this far onto this forsaken franchise and I wish I could regret watching every installment in this blender of a franchise.… Expand
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JLuis_001Feb 12, 2018
Cons:
Pretty much everything.
Pros:
It's finally over. I wish I could say something else but no.
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CineAutoctonoFeb 16, 2018
"Fifty Shades Freed" was a very bad movie, although the production was good, this last tape bored me in the worst possible way. Both the sex scenes and the performances are the same, and the story was bad, but the ending is too predictable"Fifty Shades Freed" was a very bad movie, although the production was good, this last tape bored me in the worst possible way. Both the sex scenes and the performances are the same, and the story was bad, but the ending is too predictable and unpleasant.… Expand
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andre27Feb 20, 2018
Péssimo, filme com uma história muito má, sem enredo e mais parecia uma filme de ação em certas parte e suspense. Enfim foi porque minha namorada pediu e até gostei dos outros dois mas este foi tão superficial que até doi e as cenas sexuaisPéssimo, filme com uma história muito má, sem enredo e mais parecia uma filme de ação em certas parte e suspense. Enfim foi porque minha namorada pediu e até gostei dos outros dois mas este foi tão superficial que até doi e as cenas sexuais algo diferente e que tinha a sua logica até foi mau.… Expand
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AndrewBurgeNov 15, 2018
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. In my review for "Fifty Shades Darker" I said: "the reason director James Foley decided to do this [film], was to artificially extend the plot and to make this a trilogy" - and this is partially true. Yet for a film which encourages you not to "miss the climax", it is pretty anticlimactic.

The first hour of the film is as dreary as you can expect. We start with a poorly edited 5-minute intro presented as a slideshow of Christian (Jamie Dornan) and Anastasia's (Dakota Johnson) marriage and their honeymoon all enveloped in a tasteless, generic, simplistic EDM love song. And while the music accompanying this film doesn't get better, at least it eventually stops. Not the same can be said for the aforementioned slideshow, though.

Just like the previous films, this focuses too much on Christian and Anastasia. Even when problems knock at their door, all we are given is a cheesy soap-opera style slideshow of pointless discussions surrounded by so many opulent backdrops that you would think this is an Architectural Digest presentation. The reason why there is such an insistent focus on Christian and Ana's relationship (other than the fact they are the main characters, duh) is because I feel director James Foley is unsatisfied with their chemistry (or lack thereof). But between constant "red room" scenes and bland flirting, there is not much more.

A few scenes did peek my interest though. The scene in which Christian came home drunk after finding that Ana is pregnant offered some really sweet down-to-earth interactions or their first sex scene in which, finally, there was some actual sexual and powerful messages, as Christian asks: "Why do you defy me?"; "Because I can" says Ana as they perform sexual intercourse. This was finally an intimate moment with a bit of naughtiness and insight. Speaking of Ana, Dakota Johnson tries her absolute best to liven up Dornan's empty personality, and it's interesting seeing her transformation to Miss Grey, but she can only do so much.

In the last 30 minutes of the film, we are presented with a bland ransom scene which turns this into an action flick. I don't mind this. Actually, its the best thing in this film because something was happening. But, again, this scene was awfully paced making it really really anticlimactic; not to mention characters like Jack Hyde (Eric Johnson) and "Mrs. Robinson" (Kim Basinger) were really wasted.

In the end, this film attempts many things; but for some reason, it shuts them down early with merciless editing and pacing, but as I watched the ending which included a basic montage of the three films I felt a certain closure but also regret seeing an ambition which was cluttered by millennial agendas and too many Audis... what a shame. The steak looked great though, I mean Chirstian loved it and he is not the kind of guy who eats at McDonald's.… Expand
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imamomreviewerMar 8, 2018
Holy crap. My daughter and I (aged 10) loved this movie. Like loved. We had so much fun laughing and gasping for air. The "myhmm" scenes aren't that bad, and besides, you need to teach your children early about bad things.
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LegendaryLassDec 14, 2018
Despite what it obliquely teases, the pay off you may expect is not here for the series. A meandering, more-of-the-same trip with the same confused love vs. abuse message as the rest. Prepare to scream in frustration at the completelyDespite what it obliquely teases, the pay off you may expect is not here for the series. A meandering, more-of-the-same trip with the same confused love vs. abuse message as the rest. Prepare to scream in frustration at the completely self-indulgent and undeserved ending montage.… Expand
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ThihCamposFeb 13, 2018
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I loved it, it was the perfect ending to the trilogy. many who criticize here and the red notes are haters.… Expand
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TVJerryFeb 13, 2018
This is the final chapter in the story of ridiculously rich, impossibly hot Mr. Grey (Jamie Dornan) and his sweet submissive (Dakota Johnson). It starts with their marriage and honeymoon, but soon turns dark when a character from their pastThis is the final chapter in the story of ridiculously rich, impossibly hot Mr. Grey (Jamie Dornan) and his sweet submissive (Dakota Johnson). It starts with their marriage and honeymoon, but soon turns dark when a character from their past returns. Although there's plenty of nudity, the sex scenes lacked much eroticism and the S&M component was strictly PG-rated. The plot is predictable and uninteresting. It doesn’t help that the soundtrack pounds home the character’s every emotional state with often ridiculously literal lyrics. Still, the performances by the duo are sufficiently compelling to make it a passable finish to the saga.… Expand
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Kirollos-NoahNov 29, 2018
Fifty Shades Freed has a lot of elements I was missing in Fifty Shades Darker. And some elements are missed too!
The movie seriously was emotional and has the most powerful story of the trilogy.
The only thing I did not like was: There wereFifty Shades Freed has a lot of elements I was missing in Fifty Shades Darker. And some elements are missed too!
The movie seriously was emotional and has the most powerful story of the trilogy.
The only thing I did not like was:
There were not a lot of sex scenes, and the sex scenes was less erotic.Well, this one was the most erotic-less movie in the series!
I really need more of this beautiful couple!
I loved the story and the ending. The whole movie was really amazing!
Fifty Shades Freed is my favorite movie in the trilogy, and my favorite novel in the trilogy too.
And for sure, it is one of my favorite romantic movie of all time!… Expand
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Lolita_MicahFeb 10, 2018
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. As always, 50 Shades is perfect. The last movie, the last chapter, and unfortunally the end. The biggest trilogy ever made.
Thanks, E.L.… Expand
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annepierreFeb 25, 2018
Do not listen to the reviews, this movie is amazing, best movie ever. I am black, and I love this more than black Panther...and that is saying a lot. it is my secret shame, I should love BP more than this, but Fifty Shades Freed is so damn brilliant.
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garethvkMar 16, 2018
he third and final entry in the “Fifty Shades” series has arrived with the release of “fifty Shades Freed”. The story opens with the wedding of Anastasia (Dakota Johnson), and Christian (Jamie Dornan), and follows their honeymoon in thehe third and final entry in the “Fifty Shades” series has arrived with the release of “fifty Shades Freed”. The story opens with the wedding of Anastasia (Dakota Johnson), and Christian (Jamie Dornan), and follows their honeymoon in the lavish locales of France.
There getaway is cut short by an act of sabotage at Christian’s company and it soon becomes clear that a person from their past has taken things to a dangerous level which requires Christian to implement security measures for Anastasia and their extended family.
In between the intrigue presented by the threat, we also have numerous scenes of nudity and eroticism as Christian is not going to give up his dominating needs anytime soon.
Combine this with a new revelation that threatens to disrupt the crafted and controlled world he has created for himself and Anastasia; the tensions rise between them making a dangerous and stress-filled situation even more complicated.

While the film does have a better plot and is more engaging than the previous films in the series it is hampered by many of the same issues that hindered the series. The two leads have zero chemistry with one another and their supposedly highly erotic scenes are so routine and by the numbers they lack any form of excitement or real titillation. The film also has this message that behavior that would be considered highly unacceptable in others seems to get a pass for Christian as he is a handsome billionaire. He is a very selfish and controlling individual who demands obedience. While Anastasia does have a strong enough character to stand up to him, she tolerates behavior that would be considered unacceptable by many and seems very quick to give him a pass when lavish gifts and trips are bestowed upon her. I wonder how romantic and acceptable his behavior would be if he was a struggling musician who did not have the financial resources to create fantasies and buy his apologies. I know the film is supposed to be romantic fantasy but this really annoys me as he exhibits much of the behavior that is considered unacceptable and to be avoided at all costs, yet it is all wrapped up in a sweet bow of forgiveness.

That aside the series does seem to be losing steam as the last film earned less than the original film and “Fifty Shades Freed” is tracking to open well below the last film as well. Fans of the series will likely enjoy it as a satisfying finale, but I really expected more from the final moments of the series as after following the characters, the ending seemed very anti-climactic.

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bartalexDec 25, 2018
Tiene muchos topicos
En general la saga no es muy buena pero dentro de lo que cabe para verla una vez esta bien.
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DigitalAddict1Feb 24, 2018
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. If you want to check out our video review of this look us up on Youtube - Digital Addiction

Fifty Shades Freed is the third and final installment of the book to movie adaption of the same name. Fifty Shades Freed is one of those movies that most single guys would never be caught dead watching and if they are it’s a guilty pleasure they should probably keep to themselves. But when you are married or in a relationship then you know why we have to do our part and succumb to Hollywood's clever marketing along with its Valentine’s Day week releases for getting women to see these movies. So to sum up the plot real quick. Fifty shades free is Sappy Love story for 5 minutes, softcore porn, Marital Strife, softcore porn, car chase, softcore porn, evil people, softcore porn, everyone is happy, and more softcore porn. So even if you do take your Significant other to see this movie there are definitely things to satisfy both parties erotic side and if your into seeing a lot of nipples and women licking ice cream off of mans bush, then this movie is definitely for you. Lets just say never trust a man who has drawers lined with perfectly placed vibrators and butt plugs. But lets go into more detail about….other things. The movie follows up Fifty Shades Darker with Anastasia played by Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan reprising his role as Christian grey. Freed starts off with them getting married and then onto a bunch of very scenic shots of them traveling Europe for what we can assume is their honeymoon. Their vacation is cut short due to an incident at Mr. Grey's business where they quickly reveal the perpetrator is Anastasias old boss/stalker Jack Hyde. Jack seems to have some kind of vengeance out for Christian and you find out why later in the movie. Most of the movie is filled with the obvious fact that now that christian has the woman he wants, he has a huge issue with jealousy. Anastasia likes to go against christians will and do things her way and in turn…. You guessed it, more softcore porn, only this time its for annas punishment. This also goes for anastasia towards christian for example their architect for their new home is awfully touchy and anastasia quickly puts an end to it by throwing her newly aquired power around. Throughout the movie you quickly see anna start to break out of her shell and rebel. The acting and screenwriting in this movie is just as you would expect. Cheesy, sappy, and just plain akward. But it works. Dornan's acting reminds me of Hayden Christensen's in the New star wars trilogy. A laughable character in the movie is one of the Grey's bodyguards Sawyer. I don’t know if this screenplay was written for him to look like a robot or its his acting but he reminds you of the t1000 from terminator. I guess that’s a good thing if you are paying for him to protect you though. The only one that gets full credit here is Dakota Johnson as she does a great job in this film and definitely would be someone I would like to see on screen again… and no not just because of her boobs.

The movie has a great upbeat soundtrack and actually moves at a pretty good pace if you can put up with the terrible story and characters. If you are into such a far fetched fantasy where you can let your wife or girlfriend drive your heavily advertised Audio R8 and she instantly becomes a stunt car driver that then follows that up with being so turned on that after being chased by a bad guy she has to **** you in the first parking space she finds, then you will love this movie. For the majority of us this movie is definitely passable. But seeing that they keep releasing these on valentines day it is our duty as men to take our woman to see these films. The only good thing is that these books and movies were written with one thing in mind and if your lucky, you may get lucky if you know what I mean.… Expand
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DavidHoltzerJun 26, 2019
This movie has nothing interesting happening.The protagonists are very annoying and when something would happen they cut back to be completely boring again.I hope this is the last one.
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FilipeNetoFeb 20, 2020
Improvements in the script, but it is still a terribly miserable film.

This film is the long-awaited end of the Fifty Shades trilogy: for the fans, it was the film of the year, for the "haters", the end of a torment. For me, the end of a badImprovements in the script, but it is still a terribly miserable film.

This film is the long-awaited end of the Fifty Shades trilogy: for the fans, it was the film of the year, for the "haters", the end of a torment. For me, the end of a bad cinematic experience that did not make up for the time spent watching the films. Totally devastated by the critics, however, it was a box office success, as were the two films that preceded it. As I did in the criticism of the two other films, I emphasize here that I did not read or intend to read the original books, so I will speak only of the film, despite knowing that many problems related to the story told come from the bad original material.

Finally, Gray and Anastasia get married ... and finally we have a film with some plot in addition to endless rough sex sessions. Yes, this film is what I think has a better script and a more interesting story, mainly because of its ending and the permanent threat that Jack Hyde will pose to the Gray couple. The film starts well, with an invasion of the offices of Gray companies and the theft of documents related to Christian and his family. We soon realized that the dream wedding is going to be threatened. The problem is that, even with this noticeable improvement, everything is still so predictable that a five year old child would be able to guess everything that will happen without needing, exactly, a crystal ball.

Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson continue to be bad actors and do very amateur work, as in previous films. Eric Johnson, who even pleased me in the previous film, skids completely here and becomes a kind of conventional villain that scares no one. Kim Basinger ends his performance as an extra with lines, in a cameo that stinks of the vestigial sub-plot, severely amputated in the post-production room. The problem of bad dialogues is still very much present, and I start to think that this may be linked to the bad material from the film. It is also the film with the worst sex scenes in the trilogy. They look like machines that turn on and off, there is no passion or desire whatsoever. Okay, I'm not a fan of such intense sex scenes at all, but given that the film requires them, they could at least have done something better.

It goes without saying that this film is totally inappropriate for children and teenagers, given the erotic material and the language used. The film had a good budget and, therefore, good production values, starting with good photography, good scene props, satisfactory editing work and a good soundtrack, composed by Danny Elfman and with good songs, like "Love me Like You Do ".… Expand
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meydianarizki21Nov 3, 2020
Ugh..mr grey needs to retire
I didn't read any of these books because I was warned about how awful they were but I'll admit the first two movies were ok. I always disliked Dakota as Anna cause it just didn't fit to me, but understood as IUgh..mr grey needs to retire
I didn't read any of these books because I was warned about how awful they were but I'll admit the first two movies were ok. I always disliked Dakota as Anna cause it just didn't fit to me, but understood as I didn't read the book maybe I missed something. but now in this third one she was unbearable. Her character that is, as I don't know her as a person nor in any other role. Mr grey aka Jamie is supposed to be a little local Belfast lad and trust me he should have stayed there.

The movie ran far to long, had completely unnecessary scenes and the sex scenes were just randomly put in to try and make it a topic of conversation. Borrrring. I literally couldn't wait for the climax so it would be bloody o… Expand
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greyatlassJan 10, 2020
Of course, you may not like the "Fifty shades" trilogy, but it should be noted how serious the contribution of both books and films to the film industry and in particular the history of melodrama. I love this film, because it is easy andOf course, you may not like the "Fifty shades" trilogy, but it should be noted how serious the contribution of both books and films to the film industry and in particular the history of melodrama. I love this film, because it is easy and pleasant to watch, it is the film, watching which you can worry about the characters and enjoy their success. The story of Ana and Christian will always remain in my heart, and the third film of the trilogy is my favorite, everything is good in it: camerawork, script, soundtrack, acting. Periodt.… Expand
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LancedSoulSep 22, 2021
You might have missed the climax...and freed from it, and also not the excellent way to end the franchise.
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Movielov43Jul 26, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is the third and final movie of the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy. While the movie rapped up nicely. It again missed some key moments in the book that would have made this a great final movie. I felt that the movie was very rushed and missing something. Over all it was good and worth watching… Expand
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NonoCatAug 18, 2023
The movie Is a great adaptation of the book.

Any criticism due to moral reasons should not be directed at the movie, which is really well enacted. I personally have a lot of reasons to attack the story portrayed in the 50 shades trilogia,The movie Is a great adaptation of the book.

Any criticism due to moral reasons should not be directed at the movie, which is really well enacted.

I personally have a lot of reasons to attack the story portrayed in the 50 shades trilogia, but I feel sorry for having blasted unduely all other aspects of the work, which has been a succes.… Expand
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