5 Things You Need to Be the Ultimate Fifty Shades of Grey Fan

Updated on Dec 16, 2017 at 6:25 PM

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If you count Fifty Shades of Grey among your favorite movies and you can't wait for the upcoming release of Fifty Shades Freed, we have the perfect gift for you. Behold, the five things that you need to know to step up your game from fan to superfan. Assuming you already bought handcuffs, burlesque candles, and all the other Fifty Shades accoutrements, you need to buckle down and get the basics. Take a look!

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