This movie, about Anastasia and Christian who get married, is an okay sequel to Fifty Shades Darker (2017).
While I think it is better than Fifty Shades Darker, I still think Fifty Shades of Grey (2015) is the best one because of the mysterious take on Christian Grey, but Fifty Shades Freed actually has some good scenes that its predecessors have a great lack of, like when the protagonist, Anastasia Grey, confronts her husband, Christian Grey, after seeing a message on the phone of Christian, and the closing sequence of Anastasia and Christian living as a happy family. And to add, the performance by Dakota Johnson is actually improved compared to the predecessors. Otherwise, the movie is flawed, which is unfortunate. The flaws are basically the general execution, especially narratively, where it lacks good flow and composition, which leaves me with a mixed experience.
While this move offers stronger performances and some well-done scenes, its narrative flaws and uneven execution leave a mixed impression, and it struggles to maintain a cohesive flow throughout the story.
While I think it is better than Fifty Shades Darker, I still think Fifty Shades of Grey (2015) is the best one because of the mysterious take on Christian Grey, but Fifty Shades Freed actually has some good scenes that its predecessors have a great lack of, like when the protagonist, Anastasia Grey, confronts her husband, Christian Grey, after seeing a message on the phone of Christian, and the closing sequence of Anastasia and Christian living as a happy family. And to add, the performance by Dakota Johnson is actually improved compared to the predecessors. Otherwise, the movie is flawed, which is unfortunate. The flaws are basically the general execution, especially narratively, where it lacks good flow and composition, which leaves me with a mixed experience.
While this move offers stronger performances and some well-done scenes, its narrative flaws and uneven execution leave a mixed impression, and it struggles to maintain a cohesive flow throughout the story.