This movie, about Anastasia who must confront the anger and envy of the women who came before her, is a weak sequel to Fifty Shades of Grey (2015).
The story of the relationship between the protagonist, Anastasia Steele, and her lover, Christian Grey, continues. While the first movie is about love and mystery, this movie leans more towards past and jealousy. Despite a potentially good story, the execution is heavily flawed. First of all, the structure is bad. Some of the scenes themselves are good, but they kind of pop out of nowhere. Second, the dialogues are bad, and alongside the poor performance by Dakota Johnson (as Anastasia Steele), the movie makes me cringe. Third, the reactions and feelings of the characters are unrealistic, and the movie does not give enough time to settle things down. Last, the movie contains several plot holes, making it look like a movie without enough planning. Generally, a lot could have been done better, unfortunately.
Despite an intriguing premise, this movie disappoints. A weak structure, awkward dialogue, and unconvincing characters create a rushed, uneven movie. It fails to capture any sort of spark.
The story of the relationship between the protagonist, Anastasia Steele, and her lover, Christian Grey, continues. While the first movie is about love and mystery, this movie leans more towards past and jealousy. Despite a potentially good story, the execution is heavily flawed. First of all, the structure is bad. Some of the scenes themselves are good, but they kind of pop out of nowhere. Second, the dialogues are bad, and alongside the poor performance by Dakota Johnson (as Anastasia Steele), the movie makes me cringe. Third, the reactions and feelings of the characters are unrealistic, and the movie does not give enough time to settle things down. Last, the movie contains several plot holes, making it look like a movie without enough planning. Generally, a lot could have been done better, unfortunately.
Despite an intriguing premise, this movie disappoints. A weak structure, awkward dialogue, and unconvincing characters create a rushed, uneven movie. It fails to capture any sort of spark.