5 REASONS WHY FIFTY SHADES OF GREY THE MOVIE IS BETTER THAN THE
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We have all been hankering to get a look at the movie Fifty Shades Of Grey, but now finally what can we conclude. Our affection for the movie has been created by the beautiful book which almost most of us own a copy, written by a guy of great talent and passion E.L James. But to some extent lets rule out facts the movie has created a much better title than the book and the following are five of them..
ANA 'INNER GODDESS' IS KILLED
The absurd strategic of the book is giving poor Anastesia Steele an 'inner goddess' who reacts to Mr. Greys approach excitedly (while she can only blush) Ana inner goddess dances (my very small inner goddess sways in a gentle victorious samba) she does gymnastic (my inner goddess is doing backfilps in a routine worthy of a Russian Olympic) she gets a hotel room (my inner goddess has a DO NOT DISTURB SIGN on the outside of her room) she is busy , this noticable spirit. Thankfully the film can do withouth Ana inner monologue, so the inner goddess is dead.

CHRISTIAN ISN'T SO MUCH OBSESSED WITH ANA CLARIC INTAKE
Christians early years of starvation and neglect make it so that he is constantly harrasing poor Ana about not eating enough. In the book this yearning is not only tiresome, it realy turn him into a cruel father figure. There are time she has to litrally clean plate before he'll have sex with her. This sounds weird! but what is even better is that in the movie there's very little of this, Ana knows how to feed herself.

NO MORE EMAILING
'Fifty Shade Of Grey' the book is full of emails that go back and forth for what feels like forever, intended to show Anastasia and Christian evaluating the details of the dreaded contract. They are flirty and suggestive and are likely meant to show the two loosening up a bit. Reading emails in a book is extremely boring but reading emails onscreen is a bit fun. Infact Taylor Johnson and screenwriter Kelly Marcel turn the emailing into a bit of diversity, thanks to visual effects.

SEX SCENES, VERY REAL
There's no more 'Oh Jeezy!' 'Holy crap!' and 'Argh!' Infact sex in the book is often hard to read so imagine if you will, a book that has sex scene almost every five pages. Thats alot of pages to write! James's 'Fifty Shades' has Ana Steele so ignorant to the whole thing that all she can do is to exclaim. 'Argh!' she cries. Sometimes its 'Oh Jeezy!' or 'Holy Crap!' Its difficult to read. The one thing is that the human sounds don't take the form of these outburst, and Taylor Johnson's 'Fifty Shades' doesn't have poor Dakota Johnson sounding like a 1950s cartoon character.

WHO KNEW THAT ANASTASIA STEELE WILL BE SUCH HILARIOUS?
The more pleasantly suprising thing of the 'Fifty Shades' is When Anastesia Steele that even E.L James couldn't predict she is able to turn embarrasing lines into funny ones. While in the book Ana repeatedly says she is smart, it doesnt even feel that way. Taylor Johnson and Marcel somehow give Ana the one thing that makes her truly endearing, a sence of humor.