It is the best of the 'Fifty Shades' trilogy, as there is a little more plot than the previous two, sadly this is not saying much. 'Fifty Shades Freed' has very little good with it, but there are also a few things good.
Am not going to give it the lowest rating on IMDb, this is an extremely rare rating for me these days and reserved only for incompetently made films with no effort put into them. Which is the case here in 'Fifty Shades Freed'. People are allowed to judge whatever they want and the two most common reasons for seeing a film is completest sake (if trying to see as many films of the year as possible) and family and friend film nights and cinema outings, so that answers that question. Oh and the whole "why did you even watch it" rubbish, from those who denounce anybody who dislikes the film as trolls for having a different opinion, needs to stop, because it comes over as ignorant and disrespectful. And yes, am telling the truth about seeing it, have never reviewed a film without watching it. Not because of wanting to hate it (have always aimed to be a fair and perceptive reviewer),following the crowd (have been known to go against the grain) or being someone who hates everything (generally am a positive reviewer and try to see the good in even awful films). General consensus of the group for the record being indifference and passionately hating it. As was said before, my main reasons for seeing 'Fifty Shades Freed', wanting to see as many films of this year and of the latter half of 2017 (some released in my country this year) and that it just happened to be the film choice of a friend cinema film outing. Very like what was said with the first two 'Fifty Shades' films. Hopefully, as a heterosexual female student in her mid twenties, saying this before the male critic hating and age generalisations continue, with a love of film that spreads across all genres and decades, this will come over as a fair assessment of a film that genuinely did nothing for me. Reviewed by TheLittleSongbird 2 / 10 Fifty Shades of much needed freedom
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