Dec 09, 2016 05:54 AM EST By Addie Tee, UniversityHerald Reporter

The universe has gifted fans once again with another trailer of the highly-awaited 2017 romantic flick "Fifty Shades Darker," which stars Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan in recurring roles. The sequel, which promises to be as sexy as the original (or probably even more) has lived up to fans' expectations so far.

The new "Fifty Shades Darker" trailer has everything fans are aching to see in the sexy sequel. From caressing inside a packed elevator to steamy shower sex scenes, Ana and Christian have it covered.

According to E! News, in "Fifty Shades Darker," fans will see Christian Grey trying to ask forgiveness from Anastasia Steele and wooing her to win her back. Once they get back together, they take their BDSM relationship to a whole new level. What's for sure is that there will still be a lot of sex in the sequel, but quite less violence and manipulation in the process of love making.

Christian and Anastasia's relationship, however, is not one without conflict. A certain Mrs. Robinson/Elena Lincoln (Kim Basinger) asks, "Do you think you're the first woman who's tried to save him before?" According to Cinema Blend, Elena was the one who introduced Christian to the submissive/dominant lifestyle when he was still a teen. When Elena finds out that Christian considers Anastasia his girlfriend and not his submissive she gets pissed off.

But Mrs. Robison isn't the only woman from Christian's past that has come to meddle with his relationship with Ana. Leila Williams (Bella Heathcote) is posing a threat to Ana. Leila, one of Christian's exes, suffers a mental breakdown and is after Ana in "Fifty Shades Darker." Leila provides for the darker tone in the film as she stalks Anastasia around. She even pops up in Ana's apartment.

The trailer also introduces viewers to new characters, such as Ana's boss who gets all up in Ana's business. "Fifty Shades Darker" is directed by James Foley, who will also direct the third movie "Fifty Shades Freed."

"Fifty Shades Darker" will be out in theaters on Feb. 10, 2017.

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