Netflix adds ‘awful’ romance trilogy fans ‘can’t stop watching’ | Films | Entertainment

Netflix is once more offering a beloved trilogy of films with dreadful Rotten Tomatoes scores that devotees simply cannot resist.

Launching in 2015, this provocative romantic chronicle draws from a collection of novels that achieved worldwide success, shifting over 150 million copies.

The opening instalment in the franchise managed merely 25 percent on RT, whilst the following two pictures performed even more poorly, both securing ratings of 11 percent.

Regardless of the critical response, the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy, encompassing Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed, has evolved into lasting guilty indulgences that admirers cannot resist returning to.

Adapted from the novels by EL James, the series thrust erotica back into popular culture and generated controversy and passionate discussion surrounding its portrayal of steamy BDSM intimate scenes.

Netflix members can now freely indulge in this explicit guilty pleasure as all three pictures are currently available for streaming again from this week.

It might even serve as ideal weekend entertainment for those seeking a spirited film marathon after completing Dry January, particularly if you’re anticipating getting heated once more with the latter portion of Bridgerton’s latest season.

One IMDb reviewer confessed in a 10/10 assessment for the opening film: “I cannot stop watching this movie.

“Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson became Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele, bringing them to life on screen and creating believable, fully-formed characters surprised to be falling in love.

“The cinematography and the grey theme throughout are poignant, and the sex is downright artful.”

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Another admirer enthused: “Fifty Shades of Grey is kind of iconic. Not because it’s ‘perfect cinema’, but because it does exactly what it promises: gives you a messy, dramatic, high-tension romance with vibes.

“The whole aesthetic – the soundtrack, the grey-on-grey world, the luxury fantasy – hits in this really addictive way. And Christian and Ana’s dynamic? Toxic at times, sure, but also magnetic as hell. It keeps you watching like, ‘Okay… maybe one more scene’.”

The praise flowed on Letterboxd, where one viewer confessed: “I unapologetically love this movie and you can’t do a damn thing about it.”

Whilst a final devotee declared: “I don’t care. This movie is so entertaining and unhinged, and I love it more each time I watch it.” Will you be stepping into a realm of forbidden passion on Netflix this week?

The Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy is available to stream on Netflix.