Secretary
Romance • R • 2002 • 1 hr 51 min
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the epitome of matching someones freak, i could not look away. so much tension!
A super odd but surprisingly sincere and sweet romance. Gyllenhaal is awesome!
This is a fascinating exploration of the ways we express love through pain and pleasure.
Did FSOG blatantly copy this? This one is obviously better, but still.
A glimpse into D/s that allows you to empathize with the strongly developed characters. A disparate love story.
Bittersweet and full of vulnerability. Loved the performances.
This is a unique one. Fantastic performances that showcase a rather unconventional relationship between two people
Im pretty sure 50SOG copied this movie, I love this one more the chemistry between the two is unspeakable. Would love me a Mr grey haha
One of my top guilty pleasure movies- it’s simple and so sexy. James and Maggie are just incredible. The relationship is super intense
This is exactly what Fifty Shades of Grey wishes it could be. Maggie Gyllenhaal is phenominal.
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