The film adaptation of EL James's erotic novel 50 Shades of Grey hit cinema screens yesterday.
Theatres gave Gloucester its first glimpse at the highly anticipated film and here's the verdict from some of the first people viewers in the city.
Grace, a student from Gloucester: "It was quite corny and very predictable. It doesn't deviate too far away from the book. Parts of the film were also treated like a comedy. There were moments when we were laughing when we shouldn't have been."
Sophie, a student from Gloucester: "It was really quite a corny film. I was not impressed. I would only give the film six out of 10, and the book was much better."
Sophie, a student from Gloucester: "I don't really like the way that the film ended. It left you wanting more so you would go to the sequel. It was a but cynical."
Claire Turner, from Stroud: "I thought it was brilliant. The film was really well done and I thought the sex scenes were tasteful. I like the feel of the film and the two actors were brilliant as the characters."
Jen Turner, from Stroud: "It was a very good film and I highly recommend it. I wouldn't take my boyfriend to see it though. For me, the film scores a strong nine out of 10."
50 Shades whipped up a storm ahead of Valentine's Day and Ann Summers, at King's Walk, stocked up on lingerie and sex aids to satisfy demand
