Fifty Shades Darker Unmasked Edition [DVD] [2017]

Great film

good

I am a fan of the Fifty Shades series and although I've already read the book, the film did not disappoint. In this second film of the series, in my opinion the chemistry between the two protagonists was electric. This was mainly because the Jamie Dornan character of Christian Grey seems to have come alive emotionally and this spills over into his performance. By comparison, it's almost like a different actor playing the part this time. Maybe he had some extra coaching between the films, or maybe this was intentional with the character development, but for all intents and purposes his performance is a lot more believable this time and you feel like you are watching two very turned on people. The desire is almost palpable, which for the viewer is exactly what you are looking for.For fans it is something to be savoured as an indulgence. Obviously you will know what happens next, but it's like chocolate, you still want to taste it anyway.

Good read

Loved the trilogy.

Great, very good price and delivered straight way very pleased 👍

'Fifty Shades Darker' continues on a little later on from where the first film left off. Ana Steele has now graduated and has found a new job. She then bumps into Christian again and decide to give their relationship another go, but this time with no rules or BDSM roleplay. This sequel was much better than the first film as it got rid of the weird BDSM storyline meaning Christian Grey is a much more likable character and isn't as creepy. Also there was more chemistry between them both and the film delivers a nice romance drama. However, it still has many bad points such as the dialogue is very cheesy and laughable. Also it moves at a very slow pace and not enough seems to happen. Some parts also felt unrealistic such as the helicopter crash which Christian survives without being injured in the slightest. Overall, a better sequel with more chemistry and less weird, but the script needed more work.

Have watched all three, worth a watch and something to learn about