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| Fifty Shades Freed |
The movie Fifty Shades Freed drew a sweet ending for an intricate and complex love story. Fifty Shades Freed as a series of final episodes of fifty shades series, once again gathered Jamie Donan and Dakota Johnson, the two played as billionaire Christian Grey and Anastasia Steel, the latter fell in love with the "special" The Seattle gold bachelors.
After so many ups and downs, divisions and divisions, and the relief of Christian's childhood shadow and strong desire for possession, the couple finally became married and entered the marriage hall. Ana is dressed in a lace dress, wearing a bridal veil and minimalist jewelry. At the opening of the Fifty Shades Freed, we will see that the couple vowed to each other and held a luxurious and brimming wedding. This wedding is full of extravagance, but it is not very long. Christian wants to start the honeymoon immediately, and said to Ana: "I don't want to share with you anymore. Let's elope it!"
A private jet is ready to carry them to Paris for a luxury romantic journey. We saw the newlyweds enjoying a happy time in this "city of light," visiting the Eiffel Tower in an unexpected way, and flying on a private flight to the French coast to sunbathe on the beach.
But it seems that from here we can feel something is wrong. Christians always have bodyguards to follow and Ana does not quite understand what it takes to do so. Christian also didn't tell her that Jack Hyde (Eric Johnson) had been causing trouble for them, but when a call came in and someone was told to set fire in Grey's office, Ana immediately responded that it was Hyde's job. After watching the surveillance video, they further confirmed that the suspect in the video was Hyde and immediately returned home. Although this honeymoon trip hastily, sex scenes will never be absent.
Throughout the film, Christian has several times bundled Ana with his hands and ankles and harassed in his red velvet BDSM grotesque cabin. Ana is now familiar with this gameplay and loves this sense of adventure more than ever before. She became more bold in this relationship and even turned it into a strong party. In the movie, it is undoubtedly refreshing to see women’s fearless exploration of the possibility of sexual relations.
The huge disparity in the social status of the two men and the serious disagreement in the concept of sex have not stopped them. The relationship between the two has instead evolved into a sweet love, but there will definitely be many ups and downs. When they returned to Seattle, Ana wanted to return to her editorial position to continue working, but Christian had reservations about this idea.
He said he did not want Ana to continue working because he was worried about her personal safety. Hyde has always been looking for opportunities to revenge, but Christian seems to be using this as an excuse to prevent anyone but himself from contacting Ana. In the movie, he repeatedly said that he would not share Ana with others, but Ana ironed that he would continue to work and refused his request. It's frustrating for Christian to try to control Ana's bridge, but the way that Ana insists on his position and strives for independent personality is also exciting. This is also the deep meaning behind the film.
Fifty Shades Freed is full of many scenes of tenderness and excitement. At the same time, however, movies are more like to convey a message: to live the most real life and find the balance between grace, weakness, and strength. In order to get true self-esteem. You need to be in a notice of expression of desire and respect yourself enough.
After so many ups and downs, divisions and divisions, and the relief of Christian's childhood shadow and strong desire for possession, the couple finally became married and entered the marriage hall. Ana is dressed in a lace dress, wearing a bridal veil and minimalist jewelry. At the opening of the Fifty Shades Freed, we will see that the couple vowed to each other and held a luxurious and brimming wedding. This wedding is full of extravagance, but it is not very long. Christian wants to start the honeymoon immediately, and said to Ana: "I don't want to share with you anymore. Let's elope it!"
A private jet is ready to carry them to Paris for a luxury romantic journey. We saw the newlyweds enjoying a happy time in this "city of light," visiting the Eiffel Tower in an unexpected way, and flying on a private flight to the French coast to sunbathe on the beach.
But it seems that from here we can feel something is wrong. Christians always have bodyguards to follow and Ana does not quite understand what it takes to do so. Christian also didn't tell her that Jack Hyde (Eric Johnson) had been causing trouble for them, but when a call came in and someone was told to set fire in Grey's office, Ana immediately responded that it was Hyde's job. After watching the surveillance video, they further confirmed that the suspect in the video was Hyde and immediately returned home. Although this honeymoon trip hastily, sex scenes will never be absent.
Throughout the film, Christian has several times bundled Ana with his hands and ankles and harassed in his red velvet BDSM grotesque cabin. Ana is now familiar with this gameplay and loves this sense of adventure more than ever before. She became more bold in this relationship and even turned it into a strong party. In the movie, it is undoubtedly refreshing to see women’s fearless exploration of the possibility of sexual relations.
The huge disparity in the social status of the two men and the serious disagreement in the concept of sex have not stopped them. The relationship between the two has instead evolved into a sweet love, but there will definitely be many ups and downs. When they returned to Seattle, Ana wanted to return to her editorial position to continue working, but Christian had reservations about this idea.
He said he did not want Ana to continue working because he was worried about her personal safety. Hyde has always been looking for opportunities to revenge, but Christian seems to be using this as an excuse to prevent anyone but himself from contacting Ana. In the movie, he repeatedly said that he would not share Ana with others, but Ana ironed that he would continue to work and refused his request. It's frustrating for Christian to try to control Ana's bridge, but the way that Ana insists on his position and strives for independent personality is also exciting. This is also the deep meaning behind the film.
Fifty Shades Freed is full of many scenes of tenderness and excitement. At the same time, however, movies are more like to convey a message: to live the most real life and find the balance between grace, weakness, and strength. In order to get true self-esteem. You need to be in a notice of expression of desire and respect yourself enough.
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