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FIFTY SHADES OF GREY

Emily Darr | Feature Editor February 18, 2015 1 minute read

>> Going into this movie, I was prepared for raunchy scenes and horrible acting considering I had never heard of either of the lead actors. The movie surprisingly exceeded those expectations. Dakota Johnson plays Anastasia Steele who is a college senior who meets Christian Grey, played by Jamie Dornan. Of course, Christian Grey is very good-looking and a billionaire, and only owns grey ties because that is totally normal. In the theatre, the audience took some of the scenes as humorous which I enjoyed and Anastasia was portrayed as slightly awkward, which made it even more enjoyable. Though most believe this movie was filled with inappropriate scenes, the movie really focused on the relationship of the two characters. The scenes that would be deemed as inappropriate were not much more intense than shown in other movies. Overall, the movie was decently good and ended with the audience waiting for the next one.

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