Fifty Shades Freed [SteelBook] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray] [Only @ Best Buy] [2018]

Spoiler Alert: This is the conclusion of a three film series. The series is a true love story, with a twist on a alternative life style. Its clearly a adult story, not for children. Billionaire, with a rough up bringing meets innocent girl. Falls in love, blows it as many do, realizes he cant live without each other, and so on. If you can get past the alternative life style it's a wonderful love story. This film ties up loose ends, explains a lot about the first two.

I never thought when I received the first book as a gift so many years ago that they would be able to make such an enjoyable movie out of this! Initially I thought the lead actors were sorely miscast, but within only a few minutes I had fallen in love with them both. They have great chemistry with one another and I really enjoyed watching them on-screen together. Bluray quality is gorgeous too, so grab some popcorn and enjoy!

While I do not think this was the greatest movie in the world, I did enjoy it and actually like it better on 4K DVD than I did in the theaters. I do think they could have developed the plot more, but for what it is, it is not bad. I do not see much if any difference between the rated and unrated versions, unlike with the past movies.

The first on was SUPER, the second was GREAT and this one is GOOD. The movie felt like rushed ahead and finished. It left out some key points from the book, and just glossed over others. Christian and Ana go through a lot together and the movie could have done a better job of showing their progress as a couple.

You need to watch the first two movies or you will be lost. I love romance novels and this was very close to the book. If you don't enjoy cheezy romance or get uncomfortable with sex scenes, stay away. This is pure guilty pleasure territory.

I'm probably one of the few fans of the FS movies. That being said I'm very picky when it comes to sequels and if they compare to the book source. I saw this in theaters and I was pleased that it was a really good movie. It stayed faithful to the book as well as the previous films.

It is the least compelling of the series but necessary to answer the outstanding questions. It seems more a big budget cinema experience instead of a thought provoking journey like the others in the series.

4K, Blu-ray and digital copy also.. What more could you ask for? Very reasonable price for 4K content. One of the wife's favorite movies.. And we all know that when the wife is happy, we (the husband's) are happy!