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Condition
New
Format
Blu-ray May 8, 2015
Dimensions
0.6 x 5.4 x 6.7 in; 3.04 oz
Language
English
Runtime
2 hours and 9 minutes
MPAA rating
NR (Not Rated)
Director
Sam Taylor-Johnson

Description

The worldwide phenomenon comes to life in Fifty Shades of Grey, starring Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan in the iconic roles of Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey. Ana is an inexperienced college student tasked with interviewing enigmatic billionaire Christian Grey. But what starts as business quickly becomes an unconventional romance. Swept up in Christian's glamorous lifestyle, Ana soon finds another side to him as she discovers his secrets and explores her own dark desires. What results is a thrilling, all-consuming romance as Christian and Ana test the limits they will go to for their relationship. Bonus Content: Includes a digital copy of Fifty Shades of Grey - Unrated Version (Subject to expiration. Go tofor details.)Tease of Fifty Shades DarkerThe World of Fifty Shades of Grey: Christian GreyThe World of Fifty Shades of Grey: AnaThe World of Fifty Shades of Grey: Friends and FamilyBehind the ShadesE L James & Fifty ShadesFifty Shades: The Pleasure of PainChristian's Apartment: 360° Set TourMusic VideosBehind the Scenes of "Earned It (Fifty Shades of Grey)"

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Genre Drama, Drama/Love & Romance, Mystery & Suspense
Format Blu-ray, Ultraviolet, Widescreen
Contributor Dakota Johnson, Jamie Dornan, Jennifer Ehle, Luke Grimes, Marcia Gay Harden, Rita Ora, Sam Taylor-Johnson, Victor Rasuk
Language English
Runtime 2 hours and 9 minutes
Aspect Ratio 2.401
MPAA rating NR (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions 0.6 x 5.4 x 6.7 inches; 3.04 ounces

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Top Amazon Reviews

My Favorite Romance Novel
Fifty Shades of Grey has been one of my favorite books for years, so I was excited to add this edition to my collection. It’s a captivating story that kept me hooked from beginning to end the first time I read it, and it’s still just as enjoyable to revisit. The characters are memorable, and the emotional tension, romance, and drama make it hard to put the book down. The print quality is excellent, the pages are well made, and it looks beautiful on my bookshelf. If you enjoy contemporary romance with unforgettable characters, this is definitely a book worth reading or owning. I’m very happy with this copy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026 by Yadira
i am very happy with the purchase of this movie
The movie was hot and steamy. i am very happy with the purchase of this movie. It was definitely worth the buy, it made me all tingly inside. The actors were quality actors. Anna was a little annoying but I would so buy the movie again. i really did enjoy the book though. I would recommend buying both products. and I would recommend buying this movie for a little bit of romance in your life. The movie was definitely hard core and I think I would buy the movie again. I even bought the sequel to the book and I am super excited for 50 shades darker to come out in theaters. I have a whole year to wait, but I am really excited for it to come out. i loved the movie so much that I can't wait! I watched this again last night before bed and woke up this morning and started watching it. You should totally buy this movie and buy the book, it will make you feel hot. You will definitely need a napkin after watching the movie. Christian is an amazing actor and he is so hot. I would buy this movie 90490832 more times. . Purchase this! The story is well written and whenever I was watching the movie it put me in an amazing mood. i am always better after reading these novels and watching the movie. i would say buy it and watch it alone and read the book alone too, you will be feeling like a million bucks in no time. I am a mom and my kids drive me absolutely crazy, they yell all the time and whenever I get them down for naps I pull out my kindle and start reading this book or bring out my iPad and watch it. I forget about being a mom for a few minutes and I can actually fantasize about being the character. And then I am snapped back into reality when they wake up. i wait for them to sleep, i start counting the minutes until they are sleeping so that I can read my book and watch my movie. I even pull it out while the kids are watching tv or my husband is watching the game. i would recommend this movie to all my girlfriends it is a hot read and definitely something I would watch again ( I already have). These kind of movies are my favorite, I love the dominance of the male character and I am very very pleased with my purchase. Buy this movie for a bit of hot and heavy romance. You will not be dissatisfied. Happy watching ladies and gentlemen. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 29, 2016 by J
Hated the book, LOVED this movie
Can't believe the low reviews for this movie! I consider myself pretty darn picky about movies, and this is one of the best I've seen in a long time. Way better than 91/2 Weeks. I HATED the 50 Shades books - I couldn't even finish the first one, it was so bad. 2 dimensional cliche characters and a weak plot. Just awful writing. I never understood their popularity, considering how many really good bdsm/romance type books came out long before them. So I wasn't that eager to see this movie, but was very very pleasantly surprised. First, the characters are much better than in the book. In the book, they make no sense - just poorly developed stereotypes. But the actors here actually managed to bring them to life in a way that did. Overcoming incredibly poor character development in the book and having to play obvious cliches could not have been easy, so this is definitely not bad acting. Yes, some of the obvious weaknesses of the book are still there - the English lit major who loves Hardy and Jane Austen and the inexplicably billionaire-ish 20-something man who always wears a suit, for example. But the actors really overcame that and had a lot of believable and steamy chemistry. The whole bdsm thing is actually done better than the book, too. The real bdsm scene is just about the stupidest and least sexy thing I've ever seen, but in this movie it was actually believable that people would enjoy this, and they actually looked hot doing it. Even the cliche riding crop scene was hot. Basically, this movie is everything you want an erotic romance to be. It's hot. It's believable. You can feel the desire and torment popping off the screen. I hope they make a sequel. It ended a bit too suddenly, and I've been daydreaming about the movie all day. If you like erotic romance, watch this movie and you will be glad you did. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2015 by Maries
Your guilty pleasure, just admit it!
Ok.. I know I gave this 5 stars and I ought to be ashamed but I'm not. 1. Yes we all know that the book is no Tale of Two Cities but was it ever going to be? No. It isn't meant to win prizes it is meant to entertain and it did. And all you men moaning about how terrible this is, you should be grateful that your significant other appreciated it because I'm sure you got a little loving afterwards. 2. Ok, I didn't really like all the casting choices because *enter your choice here* would've been a better Christian/Anastasia. I think they did a very good job with a very difficult role. I'm not saying the characters are extremely complex but because of the popularity they were never going to please everyone. 3. I saw the theater release in the theater. The unrated version *sigh* let's discuss that. What the heck happened to the story? It was like they took every scene they cut from the theatrical release and just smooshed them together to make this edition. It was confusing, it didn't follow the story almost at all. It cut some of the most important scenes out to make the unrated version shorter. I would have rather they add all the deleted scenes and make the movie as long as day. It was almost unwatchable. If you don't want to add an additional DVD or Bluray to save money, then just put the deleted scenes as an extra on the same disc and we can watch them if we want. 4. I admit that this complaining is probably making you wonder why I gave 5 stars. Because I got this on Amazon Prime day and got a good deal. I'm not upset by the unrated edition. I still get to watch the original version which is a lovely guilty pleasure that surprisingly I am not at all ashamed of. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2015 by Theresa
Train wreck
This movie was bonkers. Amazing entertainment when you want to yell at the screen and feel good about your choices. Christian Grey, how are you a billionaire when all you do is stalk women and steal bites of their toast? Anastasia Steele, please go to grad school and leave this creepy weirdo alone. Jennifer Ehle, of Pride and Prejudice 1995 fame, what the hell are you doing in this movie??????? My god. A cinematic masterpiece. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024 by Abigail
I liked the film more than the book!!! (And I really liked the book)!!
I have read many negative reviews for"Fifty Shades of Grey," the movie. I must say that after reading the "Grey Trilogy" I enjoyed the film very much. I would even go so far as to say I liked the film more than the books. Call me weird!! Based on the highly successful 1st novel "50 Shades of Grey," by E.L. James (It sold a total worldwide sale of 100 million copies), the film tells the steamy story of young, attractive billionaire Christian Grey (played by"The Fall" star Jamie Dornan) and the young, innocent and vivacious Dakota Johnson, (who appeared in "The Social Network"). This erotic romance is a skillful distillation of James’ first book that captures the heady exhilaration of being someone’s fixation. Anastasia Steele (Johnson), a naive but charming soon to be a college graduate meets aloof billionaire Christian Grey (Dornan) through an interview for her school newspaper. She literally trips into his office and looks up at his standing figure on her hands and knees. From the first moment she sees Grey she is intimidated but the sparks still fly. It takes Grey about 15 minutes into the interview, which he is initially bored by, to really take a personal interest in Anastasia. In his own way, sparks fly also. Smitten, Christian pursues her until she ends up in his bed — but only because she drank too much the night before. Over a hangover-eliminating toast the next morning, Christian makes his intentions clear: he wants to become her Dominant, but not her boyfriend, and he’d like her to sign a contract that will dictate the parameters of their sexual play. (BDSM is a variety of erotic practices or role playing involving bondage, dominance and submission, masochism). The soft core scenes are tasteful but for the most part decidedly sensual. Ana’s erotic submission in Christian’s red "playroom" contrasts with her ongoing resistance to actually signing the contract. The room holds rack upon rack of cutting-edge bullwhips, a variety of high-end ass paddles, and more restraining cuffs than you can shake a stick at. And how much of this kit gets used? A mere fraction, and even then Christian, supposedly the maestro of pain, can do little more than brush his cat-o’-nine-tails over Ana’s flesh with a feathery backhand....most of the time. There are some not so nice graphic scenes. This is a move that leaves open the possibility for Anastasia to negotiate a more open and emotionally vulnerable relationship with her new bedroom partner. Christian has never encountered this resistance before & is intrigued. Ana is funny, smart, always quick with a quip and definitely not your usual Submissive. Her personality is a mega-improvement over her unassured, lacking in self esteem persona from the book. Ana is free, in a safe environment, to explore her dark side. However, the further Ana concedes to Christian’s sexual wonts, the less satisfied she becomes. She wants "MORE!" There is no women abuse or rape here! Christian never does things that Ana does not approve. If she says "NO, or the safe words "YELLOW" & "RED, all activities STOP ASAP. Even at the end of the first book, Christian never does things that Ana does not approve of. The film is well acted, not too long, and somberly photographed, by Seamus McGarvey. It IS better than the novel, IMHO. And best of all, one gets to actually view the expressions on the characters faces. Christian becomes more likeable, more vulnerable than in the book...his emotions are clearly shown on his face. Same with Ana. And the romantic element, originally a "no no" from Christian, develops in a way that the audience can feel. Even the humor comes across better than in the book....one can sense & see the timing and reaction. Overall, I recommend this film to anyone who enjoyed the "50 Shades Triogy. HOWEVER, one can also enjoy the movie very much without reading the books. A most unusual, intense romance plus! JANA ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2015 by Jana L.Perskie
Mesmerizing
I don't really care what all of the prudes and activists say, this movie was so good that I watched it twice back to back. (edit* I have now watched this at least 6 times) It literally took my breath away the first time- and well before the play room was involved. I admit, I didn't read the books before seeing this as I refused to play into the hype. I thought this would be nothing short of soft porn and that's really not my genre. I don't even read romance novels. So I had the privilege of being surprised and not knowing what to expect. It was a feast for the senses in every way from the acting to the music to the love scenes. I Just plain LOVED IT and it is now, shamelessly, one of my all time favorite movies. Its such a different type of love story. I happen to think both leads were utterly fantastic (some of the others werent as great, but good still) and they are the main reason why the movie had such an impact. Dakota especially! I believed her every minute of the movie. Extremely well done. No chemistry? Are you kidding me? There was just enough. Him staying true to his distant nature, her to her innocence- but managing to incorporate this raw attraction to each other. My rant: If you cannot understand why it is completely ok for 2 consenting adults to have rough sex, then please don't judge. I am extremely annoyed that in a time where people are supposedly so open minded, so many are appalled at something so simple to understand. Abuse is when you are being hurt without consent. 1) She asked to be punished and never stopped him. 2) He respected her boundaries- he wouldn't even get on the elevator when she yelled "no!" Come on people! This was excellent. I have since read book 2 and am in the middle of book 3. The movie is much, much better than the books. Do watch it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2015 by Yes its Me
"Spoiler Alert" 50 Shades of Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs
I have never read the book series but I have heard a lot of hype about 50 Shades of Grey. So through out the show I couldn't help but analyze Christian and his behaviors and as a result I didn't really find this movie to be all that good. From the moment Christian was born he has known nothing other than pain. His mother was a druggie who sold her body for her next fix. Christian was exposed to and has seen more then any 4 year old boy should see or experience in his early years. He never bonded with his mother via touch, love or affection which is all those things that a child would normally demand of a parent and sadly his mother dies. Things happened to him that he had no control over and thus laying a solid foundation for his becoming 50 Shades of Ff'ed up. Later on he is adopted by wealthy parents who likely did not bond very well with him either given how he treats his foster mother in the movie. Being preoccupied with their social engagements, work and what nots it's one of his mothers friends who swoops in and grooms Christian who was only a 15 year old boy to start engaging in S&M sex games. Which given his emotional trauma's he took to very quickly as a controlled outlet of being able to channel his anger or lack of emotion into something that he could feel. This woman set the stage for Christian to be the man he was today and still mentors him like a friend/caretaker would. Giving others pain is ultimately what he finds that will give him pleasure. Consequently he is a steel wall that no woman, nor beast can conquer in his fully controlled world. In comes Anna she is sweet, inviting and untouched giving Christian essentially a blank, unblemished canvas to begin his own grooming with and perhaps repeating the same scenario that he encountered as a 15 year old child with his "adult mentor" (in real life we call this a sexual predator but you know semantics) Anna in some ways reminds Christian of the innocence taken from him, the bright bubbly child he was never allowed to be, the light attracts dark kind of thing. She intrigues him by her virtues as he intrigues her by his unattainable heart, can she walk 50 miles in the Sahara Desert and not get burned? She wants to fix him aka help him to feel love where he resists knowing that he has incapable of love. Anna proves to be teachable she learns to enjoy the controlled S&M role play where seemingly there is blurred lines between pleasure and pain. She obviously is struggling with her new reality as Anna and Christian build a secret world of role play that the regular people may not really agree with let alone understand. Christian being the control freak that he is gives Anna a contract which he attempts to dictate and script how the relationship is going to be run to include what she eats, drinks, and so on. To conclude Anna begs Christian for the worst of it as she sensed that he was withholding the most painful parts of the "playful beatings" from her and he reluctantly obliges. Christian lets loose and apparently feels "just super" as he is giving it to her but unknown to him she is experiencing a thin line between love and hate...the hate part winning just a smidge over her love for him and she walks out. Does Christian love Anna? I guess in some dysfunctional way Christian does love her. Is Anna really changing Christian? I don't think so if you think about why change occurs for any person or thing it's because of the following: The person genuinely wants to and is willing to do the work to create the change, tragedy strikes and the person is forced to make the change. Of course there may be other reasons for change to occur but those would be the 2 leading factors. All in all I enjoyed Annas character and even laughed at some parts and I feel that she carried the movie. Christian was stiff, his eyes bugged me as well as that kind of creepy, numb, lack of ability to smile and overall I really didn't like him for the leading role. To bad. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2015 by Timeline Renewal
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