(PaPaPa, RoRo, B, LLL, VV, SSS, NN, A, DD, MM) Very strong pagan worldview promoting sado-masochism mixed with some strong Romantic elements and light moral elements about 22 obscenities (half or so are “f” words), four strong profanities, and 18 light profanities some strong and sudden violence includes some sado-masochistic violence during sex scenes (such as woman asks man to spank her and he does and man handcuffs woman a couple times), jealous woman threatens another woman with a gun and fires it off, woman’s boss (one of two villains) pins her against a door in an attempted rape and forced seduction scene but she eventually hits him and kicks him in the groin to get away, woman tells his former submissive lover (who’s turned violent) to kneel and he pats her head to calm her down, helicopter engine has a small explosion with smoke and appears about to crash, troubled hero has a nightmare of his apparent father beating his mother and then coming to get him, and mention of an attempted suicide several extreme and strong sex scenes includes sado-masochism, multiple scenes of depicted fornication, two or three scenes of depicted oral sex, woman asks man to spank her and he does, naked man lies on top of naked woman, use of a sex toy for stimulation, etc. Ultimately, FIFTY SHADES DARKER is a slick, but abhorrent and even silly, advertisement for sin and perversion. As such, they interrupt the movie’s narrative flow.

It also contains many gratuitous, pornographic sex scenes that add nothing or very little to the story. That said, the movie is peppered with unintentionally funny moments. This makes FIFTY SHADES DARKER more emotionally involving. For example, Ana and Christian’s relationship has a more traditional romantic progression. The plot developments in FIFTY SHADES DARKER are more interesting than the first movie. Meanwhile, two of Christian’s jealous ex-lovers also threaten to end their romance, which seems headed toward marriage. Ana’s renewed romance with Christian makes her boss, Jack, jealous.

Christian Grey, the wealthy sadist Ana rejected at the end of the first movie, tells Ana he wants her back.

The movie begins with Ana taking a new job at a Seattle publishing firm, working for the firm’s star editor. FIFTY SHADES DARKER is the continuation of a scandalous book trilogy about a wealthy, troubled sadist and the young woman who gets under his skin.

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