M53 F52
A date with Mr Grey
February 09 2015
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RHP User
10 years ago
it would have to be porn to be prortrayed like the books graphically, it will be toned down for the movie. We had great business at the adult shop due to the books so I am not about to bag them but I am not expecting as much business from the movies. My guess is going to be more sales in restraints and blindfolds than anything. A small rise in sales of duo balls and small butt plugs. There are actually a lot of women our age who have never had a vibrator so I am betting there are heaps that haven't been too far into the bondage scene. I will be going to the movies to see it for work purposes to see what we might expect. Might be a lonely valentines date for me.
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RHP User
10 years ago
From the trailers and all the publicity material I've seen and read about the movie, it's going to be shit just like the books. The two stars have all but admitted that they don't like each other at all, they both seem very uncomfortable with the sex aspect, and it all really shows. I wasn't impressed with Jamie Dornan when he talked about visiting a BDSM dungeon as part of his preparation, and how he felt dirty afterwards and had to thoroughly wash himself before he would touch his wife and new baby. Why take a role like that then idiot. Not that the books are a good representation of BDSM anyway but FFS. And the female star always looks like she's constipated or something. Oh and the director and author of the books also clashed a lot, part of the problem of giving the author such a high degree of creative control over the movie (normally authors get hardly any input into how a movie adaptation is made because film is so much different to written media, but in this case she wouldn't sell the rights unless she got that level of control and since the movie studios would have been imagining 50 metre sparkly dollar signs they gave in to her).
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RHP User
10 years ago
I am one of the many women out there who haven't experienced bondage, blind folding, dominate sex, rough sex etc etc.... But I can now proudly say that I have read "Shades of Grey" at last. My husband told me that I must have been the only person in Perth, not to have heard about the book. It took another RHP Member to mention it. I actually enjoyed it but then, I am a romantic.I would be willing to try "BDSM - soft" with the "right" RHP man. I hope that it does not include "spanking".I'm certainly not into pain !!! Being "blindfolded" has been one of my fantasies. I like the excitement of not knowing what is to come. Amy
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RHP User
10 years ago
Thanks RHP! I just won a double pass for Thursday night to see this. Only problem is, now I need to find a date...
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RHP User
10 years ago
Only to wake me up after reading two chapters. Bloody dreadful stuff but hey wish i could write some dribble like that she made a bloody shit load
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RHP User
10 years ago
I am probably now that one person who hasnt read Shades of Grey, nor will I, I havent had any good feedback from my friends who have. And when the stars of the film confess to having no chemistry and not actually being into anything portrayed in the film, I wont be watching the movie either. Id rather spend my time with some sexy guy trying out some of our own fantasies......
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'Serenity2000' I actually enjoyed it but then, I am a romantic.but I just don't understand how anyone can see 50 Shades as romantic. Christian Grey is a stalker, is abusive verbally, physically and emotionally, and attempts to control just about every aspect of the female character's life including things like who she can talk to and when she can visit her mother...and we're supposed to think that's not only ok but is something to long for?? Is that really what so many women want their relationships to be like?? It just does my head in. Glorifying domestic violence and so many women lapping it up
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RHP User
10 years ago
So Jamie Dornan claims to feel dirty after researching a little kink? How the hell did he feel after filming his scenes as a psycho serial killer in The Fall then!? That makes little sense... 😕 - Posted from rhpmobile
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Cheekyarses
10 years ago
Luck dragon - I tend to agree with you! However I am still going to the movies with a bunch of vanilla friends - they are all so excited lol - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'Luck_Dragon' From the trailers and all the publicity material I've seen and read about the movie, it's going to be shit just like the books. The two stars have all but admitted that they don't like each other at all, they both seem very uncomfortable with the sex aspect, and it all really shows. I wasn't impressed with Jamie Dornan when he talked about visiting a BDSM dungeon as part of his preparation, and how he felt dirty afterwards and had to thoroughly wash himself before he would touch his wife and new baby. Why take a role like that then idiot. Not that the books are a good representation of BDSM anyway but FFS. And the female star always looks like she's constipated or something. Oh and the director and author of the books also clashed a lot, part of the problem of giving the author such a high degree of creative control over the movie (normally authors get hardly any input into how a movie adaptation is made because film is so much different to written media, but in this case she wouldn't sell the rights unless she got that level of control and since the movie studios would have been imagining 50 metre sparkly dollar signs they gave in to her). Apologies if I'm out of line BUT whenever i see your posts where you have a solid point to prove .... A Luckdragon armed with loaded and polished facts is .... oooh I'll invent a God just to say Ow mah Gerd (but is this love?)
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TheLuckyOne
10 years ago
Considering it started as Twilight fan fiction, the bar wasn't set that high! Yes I have read it and I agree, she is not the greatest author but I'm still going to go see the movie on Thursday night. i don't have high expectations as I don't want to be disappointed, but I'm curious to see how bad it is!
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Mischeviouslad
10 years ago
.... yeah..... I taught him all that shit talking over a few wines lol
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sweetgem
10 years ago
I do not support domestic violence nor discrimination against women in any forms! So I haven't read the books and will never do because, I do not wish to run into a control freak/psycho like the male character! But each to their own :) - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
10 years ago
Don't be such a killjoys everyone. I am sure loads of people will love it. And it is all a matter of perspective and awareness isn't it. To lots and lots of people who didn't know anything about the "life" I am sure it was a very illuminating read. Anyway, I will be interested to hear what you all say about it on Friday, Make sure you come back to tell us.
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RHP User
10 years ago
...and I don't believe I will. Just don't see the point. xx
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Littleinnocentme
10 years ago
Is what the stars of the movie look to me, cringe worthy. You will never get the 125 mins back of wasted time. Not interested in the movie at all the books were mediocre at best...I must agree with Koko.....I'd rather live it myself than watch it....anyone keen to tie me up???? ;)
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RHP User
10 years ago
What a nerd. When I first herd of 50 shades of grey and how many people where reading it i was very interested and a little astonished how many people were reading it, I mean 50 shades of grey is a rather obscure reference to a subject I love, but made a good popular title. So i rushed out to get a copy and to my total disappointment the book was not at all what the title hinted. I really though it was a book about intelligent machines and something called fuzzy logic, 50 shades of grey is a reference to a logical state. Not some boring dude's sexual habits, he is not even bisexual ffs. Yawn.... So this disappointed nerd rolls his blind eyes at the waste of a great title for something as bland as a little light BDSM. 50 shades of pure dull.
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Hottie1
10 years ago
To explore BDSM further. A couple of weeks ago we did go to a BDSM club with awesome friends and had a wonderful time. Experienced Shibari for the first time ( most erotic experience with my clothes on), got a flogging, I loved every element of it. So for me the books opened up my mind. I too will see the movie, I'd like to see how they bought the book to life in the movie, I'm going with my friend from work. Mary xx ,
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'Keepitsimple72' So Jamie Dornan claims to feel dirty after researching a little kink? How the hell did he feel after filming his scenes as a psycho serial killer in The Fall then!? That makes little sense... 😕 I'm just relaying what he said, I obviously can't know why exactly he had such a negative reaction to the dungeon. Although... when you look at mainstream television and movies there are a crapload of serial killer storylines, compared to very little BDSM or sexual kink. He probably sees nothing unusual about playing the type of character many people have played before - in fact many actors seem to view those types of roles as something to strive for to show off their acting chops - but I would guess that he has had very little if any previous exposure to BDSM either in real life or in fantasy television land. And on the whole he seems fairly conservative, so it was all probably quite a shock for him.
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On_Safari
10 years ago
Shits all over 50 Shades.....wish they made a movie based on those than this "housewife fantasy" shit. Sorry but I found 50 shades femme fatale as interesting as watching paint dry ..... I'm curuous about the movie but will wait to download it for free before I go out of my way to watch it. Besides I like Lovinit's Red Room of Pain betterer.....😄 beat me biatch!!
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RHP User
10 years ago
You have a twenty minute opportunity to leave and get your money back... Just sayin'😊...If a movie is so bad it puts me in a coma,I leave because I know it aint gonna get better...But I am sure 50 Whatever's will be riveting 😳..I loathed the book,not because of the content but because it was soooo badly written...I am not a genre snob,but anything that is poorly written irks me...Anne Rice's series of erotica is an example of how to write erotica....she is a WRITER,therein lies the difference xxFreya
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Cheekyarses
10 years ago
My daughter is 17 and she is the eldest out of her group of friends - they all want to go and see it as it is for 15plus to watch. Im not sure if I would like her to see it just yet - with the whips, floggings, being dominated and controlled... I dont want her or her friends to come out and want their boyfriends to treat them like that.
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RHP User
10 years ago
For another admission...... Yep, I read the books, yes I enjoyed the books..... For me it was a serious eye opener to something other than Vanilla?.......... My explorations have taken me way further afield, however it was a good beginning point........ Going to see it on Thursday night :)))))
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RHP User
10 years ago
That's all.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'Meeka100' Don't be such a killjoys everyone. I am sure loads of people will love it. And it is all a matter of perspective and awareness isn't it. To lots and lots of people who didn't know anything about the "life" I am sure it was a very illuminating read. Anyway, I will be interested to hear what you all say about it on Friday, Make sure you come back to tell us. Remember when The Da Vinci Code novel was flavour of the month?What. A load. Of. Crap. That. Book was.I read it out of curiosity, then it's prequel...which was an identical plot line and just as weak...and gave up 5 pages from the end. It was hyped as a groundbreaking revelation. Hardly...I don't expect anything more from 50 Shades. It's Harry Potter for the grown ups, I imagine.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'Luck_Dragon' Quoting 'Serenity2000' I actually enjoyed it but then, I am a romantic.but I just don't understand how anyone can see 50 Shades as romantic. Christian Grey is a stalker, is abusive verbally, physically and emotionally, and attempts to control just about every aspect of the female character's life including things like who she can talk to and when she can visit her mother...and we're supposed to think that's not only ok but is something to long for?? Is that really what so many women want their relationships to be like?? It just does my head in. Glorifying domestic violence and so many women lapping it up This does nothing of the sort at all. I have worked in DV for years and to even suggest this sugar coated, consensual bodice ripping mills and boon advocates DV is nonsense. You might not realise that there is a quantum leap between fantasy and also consensual control as opposed to DV this book does not in any way shape or form promote DVPut your hand up all those women that have had the rape fantasy? or the bugler in the house, or the peeping tom? or even the bloody school uniform stuff( does this mean your into child abuse?) its a novel, just a saucy but of wankertainment
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'Keepitsimple72' So Jamie Dornan claims to feel dirty after researching a little kink? How the hell did he feel after filming his scenes as a psycho serial killer in The Fall then!? That makes little sense... 😕 - Posted from rhpmobile fuck he was hot in that , I just watched it , his body is just the way I like it, uh hu uh ahhhhh
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'thesaint83' Quoting 'Luck_Dragon' From the trailers and all the publicity material I've seen and read about the movie, it's going to be shit just like the books. The two stars have all but admitted that they don't like each other at all, they both seem very uncomfortable with the sex aspect, and it all really shows. I wasn't impressed with Jamie Dornan when he talked about visiting a BDSM dungeon as part of his preparation, and how he felt dirty afterwards and had to thoroughly wash himself before he would touch his wife and new baby. Why take a role like that then idiot. Not that the books are a good representation of BDSM anyway but FFS. And the female star always looks like she's constipated or something. Oh and the director and author of the books also clashed a lot, part of the problem of giving the author such a high degree of creative control over the movie (normally authors get hardly any input into how a movie adaptation is made because film is so much different to written media, but in this case she wouldn't sell the rights unless she got that level of control and since the movie studios would have been imagining 50 metre sparkly dollar signs they gave in to her). Apologies if I'm out of line BUT whenever i see your posts where you have a solid point to prove .... A Luckdragon armed with loaded and polished facts is .... oooh I'll invent a God just to say Ow mah Gerd (but is this love?) why not worship at her feet, and if your good she will rest her heels on your bum and feed you pearls of wisdom I have cuffs you can borrow
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RHP User
10 years ago
No movie or book will ever live up to what can be experienced in real life. The psychological thrill is as much as the physical. So long as it's done by - A. Someone who knows what they're doing (there's more to it than simply tying somone down) B. Someone you can trust (you are essentially putting yourself in their hands) I'd be more than happy to show you. 😈 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
10 years ago
I certainly won't be going to see the movie, I tried to read the books but couldn't bring myself to finish them, again for the way it was so poorly written, there were certain words which she used over and over again which were like fingernails down a blackboard to me. But each to their own, if people get enjoyment out of reading these books and seeing the movie then that's great, if it opens up people's minds to something a little more adventurous in their life's then that's fantastic also. Cheekyarses, sorry I can't reply with quote on my phone but I am curious, do you allow your daughter to watch movies which promotes violence? Killing and maiming? Blood and gore? I don't know if you do but why would sometching like sex which is only natural and we all do it, be worse then seeing someone kill someone else in a horrible way. I know for me I would much prefer my children to grow up being open and accepting of sex then to be desensitised to violent behavior. I do get your point though about them possibly thinking that its ok for guys to be totally controlling. I have never understood why sex has always been portrayed as something to be hidden and shameful about but killing another person in movies is acceptable behavior.
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RHP User
10 years ago
And one of the songs on the soundtrack for the movie is now playing, You earned it by The weekend, is a friggin hot sexy song.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'Koolgrey' Remember when The Da Vinci Code novel was flavour of the month?What. A load. Of. Crap. That. Book was.I read it out of curiosity, then it's prequel...which was an identical plot line and just as weak...and gave up 5 pages from the end. It was hyped as a groundbreaking revelation. Hardly...I don't expect anything more from 50 Shades. It's Harry Potter for the grown ups, I imagine. Errr. The Da Vinci Code was a mystery thriller. It was not meant to be a group breaking revelation. I loved that book, although agree the second was book was lame. Angel & Demons was really good I thought. Any I LURVE LURVE LURVE Harry Potter. All the books and all the movies. Next you will be dissing Game of Thrones!
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RHP User
10 years ago
I think the main character is a complete dick, but likening BDSM to "domestic violence" and "discrimination against women" is way out of line in my opinion. :-(
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'silkpeach'This does nothing of the sort at all. I have worked in DV for years and to even suggest this sugar coated, consensual bodice ripping mills and boon advocates DV is nonsense. You might not realise that there is a quantum leap between fantasy and also consensual control as opposed to DV this book does not in any way shape or form promote DVPut your hand up all those women that have had the rape fantasy? or the bugler in the house, or the peeping tom? or even the bloody school uniform stuff( does this mean your into child abuse?) its a novel, just a saucy but of wankertainment Mine differs. And not only do many other women agree with me, many DV organisations and victim advocates do as well. Google "boycott 50 Shades movie campaign" if you want see what I'm talking about. There is a big difference between fantasy and role-playing and the relationship presented in this series. Meander - I don't see a comment by sweetgem and I'm the only person who mentioned DV so I'm not sure if you're referring to my comment. If so I'm not at all equating BDSM with DV, I'm equating the stalking and controlling and abusive behaviour of the male character with DV (because when it comes down to it that's what it is, fantasy or not).
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RHP User
10 years ago
I don't want to derail this thread nor get involved in anymore pointless arguments on here so I will bow out now.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Sweetgem's comment is between your two on page 1. :-)
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RHP User
10 years ago
Ok...I exaggerate a bit. : ) Angels and Demons came before Da Vinci, i believe....but they do share the same formulaic plotline, i stick to my guns there. And i love Game of Thrones...though the books drag on a bit. Sorry.. : )
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Lovinit28andKC72
10 years ago
My Red Room of Pain has nothing to do with this. There are only a selected few that have experienced the pleasure/pain that comes with an invite into My Room.........Now be a good girl and get me my flogger, crop, cat-o-nine-tails, collar/cuffs, strap-ons, chains and rope would you please......😈
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RHP User
10 years ago
so if 50 shades of grey doesn't do it for you, what sub dom fantasy movie does (not porn but erotica)?
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RHP User
10 years ago
Was Brotherhood of the black dagger. Kind of twighlight but kinked up and very sexy vampires they were.Going to the sex clubs,bdsm,gay, bi,throw in some fighting the baddies.You know, the stuff real vampires get up to. lol.I really enjoyed the whole series. 50 shades was weak, badly written, but all my friends were raving about it so i gave it a read. And i read the whole 3 books, hoping it would get better. But i will go and see the movie, curious to see how they portray the kink side of it if its only got a 15+.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'On_Safari' Shits all over 50 Shades.....wish they made a movie based on those than this "housewife fantasy" shit. Sorry but I found 50 shades femme fatale as interesting as watching paint dry ..... I'm curuous about the movie but will wait to download it for free before I go out of my way to watch it. Besides I like Lovinit's Red Room of Pain betterer.....😄 beat me biatch!! That series of books are brilliant, not just sexy as hell but really well written...
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'silkpeach' Quoting 'Keepitsimple72' So Jamie Dornan claims to feel dirty after researching a little kink? How the hell did he feel after filming his scenes as a psycho serial killer in The Fall then!? That makes little sense... 😕 - Posted from rhpmobile fuck he was hot in that , I just watched it , his body is just the way I like it, uh hu uh ahhhhh He is beautifully put together...
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RHP User
10 years ago
Lisa Wilkinson saw the movie last night and said it is the worst movie she has ever seen. Can't wait to hear some reviews from forumites tomorrow!
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RHP User
10 years ago
A reviewer this afternoon said that the whole theatre was laughing..Unintentional humour me thinks..XxFreya
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On_Safari
10 years ago
Wonder if it's going to make the fiakers and the author limp too?
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On_Safari
10 years ago
Filmakers!!!
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RHP User
10 years ago
if the comments about feeling a bit dirty and all that were genuine, or hyperbole to play to a generally conservative USA audience? so he can play the role, but also has his ass covered for being cast into other roles. It doesn't sound promising if the two main actors don't like each other or have any chemistry. Sounds like it's a "watch it online" not "rush to the theatre". (I haven't read the book so can't agree or disagree on whether the anti-DV protests have any basis in fact)
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Cheekyarses
10 years ago
So tonight I went and saw this movie.... What can I say? Interesting. Lots and lots of laughter in the cinema as some of it was just so comical, the script was pretty bad... Im sure that Bunnings will have alot of rope, zip ties and duct tape purchases over the next few weeks. There were mixed reviews from people after the movie... My review - fifty shades of fucked up lol... It portraits jealously, it is worth a good laugh in some parts of the movie and not to take it too seriously... Lots of emails between each other and txt messages... Plus - that contract... LMFAO!! The actor who played Christian - he had great back muscles and a cute bum. The bush is back - no more brazilians or landing strips lol - go the bush... The good thing about it, it does not promote cheating on your partner - rather stay with the one person.. My favourite part of the movie was that she drove a white old fashioned VW and the best quote was " Are you going to make love to me now".... "I dont make love - I fuck, I fuck hard". Dont watch it at the movies, wait for it to come out on DVD, Im sure it will be out for Mothers Day. Anastasia Christian Mrs Cheeky x
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Cheekyarses
10 years ago
One more thing - if I had to see her bite her lip or lick her lip one more time - like really - get a chapstick xx
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custardapples
10 years ago
We've heard that Chev has a cameo role in the movie..Going Sat night to see if it's true.
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RHP User
10 years ago
I heard some vanilla couple talking on the radio who saw the matinee session, neither of them Had read the book so beats me why they were so keen to see it. They both said they found the movie / experience creepy and felt they needed a shower to get clean afterwards. LMAO. Two men attended the movie on their own... It was noted by this couple and they thought it was disgusting. LOL
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RHP User
10 years ago
Were so arguing that men should not go to see the movie because it's wrong. This was Kate saying this. She thought it was a movie for girlfriends to see together... Not couples. Weird!
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TheLuckyOne
10 years ago
I went to see this movie as well and I must admit, it wasn't as bad as I was expecting. Yes there were quite a few roll-your-eyes moments, and the cinema was packed with grown women giggling like school girls, which was frustrating, but overall it wasn't that bad. I actually thought Dakota Johnson was quite good, but Jamie Dornan didn't really do it for me. (I couldn't take my eyes off his right pupil which just looked huge and so much bigger than his left one! Yes I am odd; nothing new there!). I think the RHP crowd could be quite harsh on this film, but it is meant to appeal to the masses and I feel it would be a good introduction to a lot of women (and men) out there (hence the nervous giggling from the almost completely female audience).
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RHP User
10 years ago
I thought it was just as I was expecting. I went to see it for work to see what toys I needed to be on top of following the release of the movie as just as I said in my first post, it was mainly restraints and whips. Spoiler alert: The biggest surprise was the bush and I say well done for not conforming there. Like JG said, I thought Anastasia was cast well but not Christian. My sister also noticed the eye thing! I did enjoy it for the most part but I am not a movie critic, I actually watch a movie for the entertainment value, not to critique the shit out of it. People take things way too seriously sometimes.
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chevtrek
10 years ago
The one thing the movie is doing is making more girlscurious and we go out and tell people what we are into.They are lining up to discover feelings they never knewand I have not seen the movie.
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RHP User
10 years ago
LMAO!! Anastasia constantly biting her lip in the books drove me insane... I was sure she would have chewed them off by the end of the first book :) Made it through the first book and twenty pages into the second before giving up. Just couldn't handle the very poor writing any more. Definitely won't be seeing the movie. On_Safari & KIS... thanks for the tip on Tiffany Reisz, going to be hunting for her books :) Meeka, Koolgrey... I'm going to go there with GoT. I was traumatised by the books because they just dragged on an on. The writing was good, the character development was good and the story line was good. But when I was a quarter of the way through book four and happened to read the blurb on the back of book five, and realised a certain character STILL wasn't dead, I gave up. Maybe traumatised is a little bit of an over exaggeration, but the books put me off watching the TV series, that's how strongly I felt. Which is a pity, because by all accounts it's really good :/ Much love, Elle xx
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RHP User
10 years ago
Not read the book so I was flying blind, the film itself was pretty well made, good locations and intimate scenes better than your average frilly porno. The story however is very sad, maybe I am getting old but seriously female characters have got to stop being portrait-ed in such a demeaning and weak willed way. There is nothing wrong with the concept of master and servant but it is rarely because one side is too dumb to understand. 'A 21 year old virgin' suggests a very different picture to the glamorous size wonderful of Dakota. Falling into his office ! really. She has the balls to front up to her friends appointment but obviously not to be able to open a door. What makes him so appealing ? his money, his power, his appalling lecherous manner towards a vulnerable young virgin... I would think he has a responsibility to decline her advances, not force himself on her with his own. The bright uni graduate still a virgin walks into a toy room likely to make most peoples eyes pop out, what did she think they were ornaments ? why was she upset/surprised when he used a belt a little harder at the end, she cant be stupid she has graduated. And the contract.... they did no more than a normal slightly advanced sexual relationship, they certainly didn't stretch too many boundaries to coin a phrase. Why on earth would you lower the respect level to a piece of paper. Pubic hair was on display perhaps to get the 15+ rating, I can't imagine a pretty girl like that would allow herself to be so unkempt if she has such a nice collection of underwear and dresses - the zip back dress was pretty hot. The moral of the story I suppose is 'giving and receiving is a 2 way street', you can't just take what you want. She got next to nothing, he got her virginity ;)
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RHP User
10 years ago
I still think it would be hilarious if someone took a very loud vibrator in there and turned it on at the first really sexy scene and then started moaning. That would be so funny!
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Seachange
10 years ago
Yep. Read the whole series. Damn sexy vampires. For once the good guys.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Quoting 'lilyorchid' Yep. Read the whole series. Damn sexy vampires. For once the good guys. But thanks to you and Willow for the reminder, I'll start in on the rest now...
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Missb4u
10 years ago
that was a whole thing in the books about how she was so innocent it was a full bush.
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RHP User
10 years ago
Yes, Read the rest,each book gets better. I lust for those boys.must read them again actually.
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RHP User
10 years ago
A bunch of crusty old Jewish guys sitting around a magnificent marble table, asking each other " how can we make domestic violence saleable?" well there's your answer folks. Fifty shades of fucked up. Its fit to be called toilet paper, not fit to be called literature. It sells sex toys. It convinces women that sociopathic men are normal, which is great for someone like me because it normalizes my worst behaviours in an 'educational' and 'illuminating' light apparently. Though I have to ask, how can something be illuminating if it totally misses the point and skews the reality? Isn't that closer to brainwashing? I didn't give a fuck about the book and I care even less about the movie. I honestly get more turned on watching a train crash or a violent nature doco where a lion is ripping a zebra limb from limb. But if I can make some cash out of it or get laid because of, I'm not going to knock it. Domestic violence just got sexy! Happy Valentine's Day Sheeple!
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Seachange
10 years ago
the best book is the Lover Eternal. Rhage is my favourite. Hottest Vampire. For some reason, I picture Chris Hemsworth as Rhage... Damn big sexy blond guy.... second book I think. Zhadist is a tortured soul... All good. except not keen on the female vampire.... last book.... just doesnt have the same rawness and fierceness to the characters... It seems JRward just ran out of ideas here.... My opinion only. quite addictive. No pussy Edward the vampire here.. all muscle bound karate-chomping dudes with attitude. Lol. trully a wonderful escapism caper. Enjoy.
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laidbackguy1978
10 years ago
Hey have the same actual name maybe I should start cashing in on it. I've actually been asked about bit before have I used it in the same context as the books etc - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP member's RL secrets
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