50 shades of grey, thoughts?

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  • sparky32

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    I laugh at all these women that get all into this movie. This
    kind of stuff has been out in real porn movies for years. Ask any of
    the women if they would go see those movies in theaters if there so obsessed with it
    and see what there response is.

    I just don't get the fascination with this movie and book
    all of a sudden. It's just a fad film anyway that will disappear
    in a couple months.
     

    Magneto

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    50 Shades of....Printcraft?????????

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    jd4320t

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    I laugh at all these women that get all into this movie. This
    kind of stuff has been out in real porn movies for years. Ask any of
    the women if they would go see those movies in theaters if there so obsessed with it
    and see what there response is.

    I just don't get the fascination with this movie and book
    all of a sudden. It's just a fad film anyway that will disappear
    in a couple months.

    The fascination is many women prefer softcore cheesy feel the moment porn. Many also enjoy being dominated. I highly doubt this will disappear in a couple months.
     

    CindyE

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    I read the books. Poorly-written, but I still found them kind of appealing. Not the same as porn. I think I'd feel awkward going to the theater to see it. By the way, a firearm is in at least one of the books, not sure if it is in the movie. I heard the sale of sex toys went up after the books came out. I think I prefer my imagination to the movie. The Christian Grey character looks nothing like the one I imagined. I think most men would rather watch porn, while women would rather read and fantasize about sex. We are, after all, a little different. Hmmmm...I suddenly have a desire to ask if any of you could recommend a better book! :naughty:
     

    wtburnette

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    Some of you guys could sure stand to learn about what women like...

    This thread is funny. I haven't met a single woman, in my personal life or women I know at work, who didn't enjoy the book and isn't planning on seeing the movie.

    My girlfriend specifically told me we would not be going to see "that stupid f'ing film", so don't think I have to take her to go see it. I was really relieved because my response to the movie is:

    50 shades of who gives a ****.
     
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    The wife read the series. Says the "love making" is XXX rated. So, I'm sure an "R" rated movie isn't going to satisfy those who read the books.

    Personally - not my cup of tea. Fortunately the wife is going with her friends to watch it and let me off the hook.

    By the way, since when is a movie that's basically soft core porn equated with love to the extent it opens on Valentines Day?
     

    churchmouse

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    The wife read the series. Says the "love making" is XXX rated. So, I'm sure an "R" rated movie isn't going to satisfy those who read the books.

    Personally - not my cup of tea. Fortunately the wife is going with her friends to watch it and let me off the hook.

    By the way, since when is a movie that's basically soft core porn equated with love to the extent it opens on Valentines Day?

    Money................................
     

    jd4320t

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    My girlfriend specifically told me we would not be going to see "that stupid f'ing film", so don't think I have to take her to go see it. I was really relieved because my response to the movie is:

    Does she read romance novels?

    The wife read the series. Says the "love making" is XXX rated. So, I'm sure an "R" rated movie isn't going to satisfy those who read the books.

    Personally - not my cup of tea. Fortunately the wife is going with her friends to watch it and let me off the hook.

    By the way, since when is a movie that's basically soft core porn equated with love to the extent it opens on Valentines Day?

    I definitely wouldn't call the books xxx rated.

    Also, softcore porn is on HBO late at night. I haven't seen the movie yet but I'm quite sure it isn't softcore porn.
     

    BigBoxaJunk

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    I definitely wouldn't call the books xxx rated. Also, softcore porn is on HBO late at night. I haven't seen the movie yet but I'm quite sure it isn't softcore porn.

    I hadn't heard of the 50 Shades series until my wife mentioned her friend telling her all about how good the books were and how her husband was taking her to see the movie.

    It reminds me of a headline I read in the Onion: The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show a big hit with men who weren't aware that porn exists.
     

    Leo

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    I didn't read the whole thread, but I did read the books. I'm not an English Lit teacher but I am fairly well read and I thought the books were poorly written without any real twists or turns, highly repetitive and totally expectable. They give a wildly inaccurate view of the BDSM community and what that lifestyle is really about.

    I also am embarressed to see the social change these junk books have brought about, a huge percentage of people love the books and for all the wrong reasons. If the character was a blue collar guy, would the story still work? Or course not, so is it really a love story about people who give themselves to each other? Or is it about the attraction to money and power? Standard romance novel junk that appealed to a lot of unsatisfiable people.


    Someone sent me a letter that said that if the main man in the story was poor white trash that lived in a $600 trailer in the back woods, the community would demand he be arrested as a sick, dememted old pervert.
     
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