Fifty Shades of Grey: Book vs Movie

A little while ago officially premieredFifty Shades of GreyIn Spain, but the lucky ones who have already been able to see it haven't hesitated to criticize it. In theHuffington PostThey have brought to light10 differences between the book and the movie. Will she meet the expectations of her fans? The recording of Fifty Shades of Grey has been surrounded by controversy since day one: disagreement among fans with the choice of lead actors, censorship of its most iconic scenes, filming time, disagreements between Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan...To this movie team, they haven't given even a minute of breathing space. Now they're facing the fire test.The 10 differences between the book and the movie of 50 Shades of Grey



1.The exercise and nutrition rules of AnastasiaIn the book, Christian is obsessed with body worship and forces the young woman to followStrict diet and to doSport Four days a week. In the contract that Anastasia signs, it specifies what food she can eat, how and when, and both protagonists negotiate the details. Nothing like this is shown in the movie.2The first spanking sceneIn the novel, he spanks Anastasia for the first time when she gives him the evil eye, they have a sex session and she describes the experience as painfuldelicateIn the movie, on the other hand, the first spanking occurs during graduation, after that they don't have any relationships and Christian doesn't return to calm down the girl.3There are no Chinese ballsIn the literary version of the story, Christian introduces someChinese ballsIn Anastasia's vagina and then she whips her, achieving that she reaches orgasm. Fans consider this one of the most revealing scenes in the book, where it is appreciated thatThe girl really enjoys herself. from the practices of domination and sadism of the entrepreneur. In the movie, simply, this never happens.4The computer knowledge of AnastasiaIn the novel it becomes clear thatThe girl is a failure at computer scienceAnd even renounces the internet. In the cinematic version, he simply says yes when Christian asks him to look up what 'is'BDSMwho has a broken computer.5.There is no Inner GoddessIn the book, Anastasia says the expression Oh my god up to 60 times.The Goddess I Carry WithinThis has been wielded as an example of the poor quality of the work countless times. Fortunately for everyone, in the movie they spare us the excess of internal divinity (not all changes will be for the worse).6.A mirror on Christian's bedIn the movie they added a mirror on Christian's bed. It could be another object for...To demonstrate the protagonist's perversionsbut this detail in the book is not explained. It's more, readers joke about the fact that, if in the novel it says Anastasia is the first girl Mr. Grey takes to his room, before he only used the mirror to contemplate himself alone...7.Anastasia becomes submissive during her graduationWhile in the movie she accepts being his submissive during graduation and in front of hundreds of expectant classmates, in the novel this gesture is much more...Intimate And it happens after the ceremony.8.She's going to the Greys' house in her underwearIn the book,Christian stays with all of Anastasia's lingeriemaking the girl go to dinner at her parents' house without panties. In the movie, the protagonist continues with them, and this small detail has raised sighs of disappointment among fans.9.There's no sex at home with parentsIn the movie they have eaten the scene where both have sex in a...ShelterAt home with the parents. Too transgressive for puritan morality? Whip it yes, but 'desecrate' the family home not?10.The missing controversial scene of the tamponAll readers of Fifty Shades of Grey had been months and months imagining how they were going to film theFamous scene of the tamponIn which Christian takes off his clothes for Anastasia without any disgust to have sex with her. Well, nothing, it turned out to be one of the first scenes they decided to cut from the movie. Then many more followed.link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37azbhKZ0D4Original article by:http://www.pasionis.es/sexualidad/cincuenta-sombras-de-grey-libro-vs-pelicula