Starting his review of the film by echoing many of the other critics sentiments: 'Here's a criticism of Fifty Shades of Grey you probably weren't expecting: There's not nearly enough sex in it. Josh Dickey at Mashable said: 'It's just kind of an above-average and brooding "love" story, not campy or clumsy enough to be so-bad-it's-good, not quite stylish or sizzling or steamy enough to overcome its atrocious source material.' Lindsey Bahr said Fifty Shades was 'run of the mill' - drawing the comparison with sex-laden cable shows like Game of Thrones, or Lena Dunham's Girls, which is notoriously graphic and unsentimental when it comes to copulation. Director Sam Taylor-Johnson treats the movie as serious as a cadaver, which is truly a major disappointment.'Ī writer for the Associated Press coyly noted 'there is more scintillating material in a premium HBO show'.
'The mediocre plot, bland characters and tepid tone don’t do any favors. You’ll find more disturbing images in “Saw” or “Game of Thrones.” It’s not even close to late-night Cinemax. 'Sure there’s plenty of nudity, but more salacious material is shown every day on cable.
Justin Craig from Fox News described the film as medicore: 'Just how sexually explicit is “Fifty Shades of Grey?” It’s mild.
Disappointment? Only 15 minutes of the two-hour-plus film are said to be sex
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