Here’s where to watch the 50 Shades Of Grey movies online, including whether they’re on Netflix, Hulu, or Prime. For a brief time during the ’90s, erotic thrillers were in vogue thanks to the success of Basic Instinct. This led to a wealth of movies chasing that steamy bandwagon, but after the critical and commercial failures of Madonna’s Body Of Evidence and Bruce Willis’ Color Of Night, this subgenre quickly died off. They were revived — albeit briefly — thanks to the success of 2015’s 50 Shades Of Grey, an adaptation of E.J. James’ bestselling novel.
James’ novel was originally Twilight fan fiction before being rewritten to explore the twisted romance between millionaire Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan) and college student Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson). While the books received mostly terrible reviews from literary critics, they were incredibly popular. 50 Shades Of Grey itself suffered through a fraught production, with original lead Charlie Hunnam exiting just before production began and director Sam Taylor-Johnson and author James clashing creatively over how the story was adapted. Nonetheless, many continue to search online for where to watch the 50 Shades of Grey movies.
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Where To Watch The 50 Shades Of Grey Trilogy
The 50 Shades Of Grey movies can be streamed as part of the Peacock Premium package, according to JustWatch. The sequels, 50 Shades Darker and 50 Shades Freed, are currently only available for rental, and all three movies are also available to rent or purchase at prices on Max, iTunes, Apple TV, Prime Video, Google Play Movies, DirecTV, and many other platforms. While both 50 Shades Darker and 50 Shades Freed both turned tidy profits, they received even worse reviews than the original.Notably, 50 Shades Of Grey stars Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan seemingly have little to no interest in reprising their roles for another entry, with the latter recalling the “mayhem” of working on the original movie due to the level of control James exerted. The success of 50 Shades Of Grey didn’t lead to a revival of the erotic thriller subgenre either, though it did spawn a parody version in Fifty Shades Of Black, starring Marlon Wayans; in keeping with the source material it was mocking, the film also received poor reviews.
