Fifty Shades of Grey (2024)

• 46 Metascore
• 2015
• 2 hr 5 mins
• Drama, Suspense
• R

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A university student enters into a sadomasoch*stic relationship with a businessman, whose desire for extreme intimacy stems from secrets from his past. Based on the best-selling novel by E L James.

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