Fifty Shades of Black

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, 4% Rotten Tomatometer Score
  • Wildly erratic even for a spoof movie, Fifty Shades of Black bears the unfortunate distinction of offering fewer laughs than the unintentionally funny film it's trying to lampoon.
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    Mark KermodeObserver (UK)
    Another depressing "cinema parody" that isn't half as amusing as the film(s) it wants us to laugh at.
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    Tara BradyIrish Times
    50 Shades of Black does, at least, have to good grace to be 50 times more entertaining than the original.
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    Kate MuirThe Times (UK)
    Even the idea that Fifty Shades of Grey might require parody seems ludicrous.
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    Henry BarnesGuardian
    A spoof of the franchise that started out as Twilight fan fiction offers up another barrel for Marlon Wayans to scrape.
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    Tom HuddlestonTime Out
    Predictable but unexpectedly enlightened.
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    J. R. JonesChicago Reader
    The movie's mean-spiritedness becomes even more painful than the dippiness of the source material.
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    Robert KojderFlickering Myth
    Honestly, the whole experience would fare better as a skit rather than a feature-length film
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    Mikel ZorrillaEspinof
    A horrible movie and an even worse parody, it's sad that one ends up laughing less with it than with 'Fifty shades of Grey'. [Full review in Spanish]
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    Richard von BusackMetroActive
    A moment of Netflix product placement suggests the idea that this would have been better as one no-filler hour of television.
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    James MarshSouth China Morning Post
    The message remains, ultimately, one of female empowerment ... but here it's presented through an endless blizzard of latex genitalia, racial epithets and bodily fluids.
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