Fifty Shades of Grey

George Orwell describes, in 1984, one of the most relevant novels in the twentieth-century literature, a totalitarian state, where the working classes (the proletariat, as it is called in the novel) remain ignorant of the upper classes that oppress them. The state, in this same novel, makes cheap pornography to keep everyone in a state of permanent stupidity. The success of 50 Shades of Gray, both in the form of a novel and in the form of a film, is Orwell's prophecy, but taken to the big screen; It is a book that was described unanimously as something horrible. However, it managed to sell... read more