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LIONSGATE
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2007
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Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married
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Comedy-Romantic Comedy
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118 min.
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Comedy-Romantic Comedy
Run Time
118 min.
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Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married
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LIONSGATE
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Tired of the "ghetto fabulous" antics this should do it
My husband and I enjoyed this film very much and we both agreed that Perry done a ... My husband and I enjoyed this film very much and we both agreed that Perry done a great job with this film. Though he continues to put out films with an obvious "stagey" feel to them that don't work as well as they should even though they do work better than one would expect. In his second feature film without the Madea character, Perry again brings one of his stage plays to the big screen with "Why Did I Get Married," a film that works because of the heart and soul of the cast even when it feels like Perry's over-the-top preachiness is about to cave everything in. The film centers around four couples who gather each year at a Rocky Mountain retreat for your basic "save our marriage" therapeutic weekend. Being a Perry production, the weekend will be filled with lots of laughs, lots of tears, lots of revelations, a few heartbreaks and a solid Christian center that without the preachiness that often accompanies such a central core.
Janet Jackson leads the cast as the relationship expert who guides the weekend supported by her husband (Malik Yoba). There's a power couple (Tyler Perry and Sharon Leal), a drinkin'/fightin' couple (Michael Jai White and Tasha Smith), and an obviously abusive couple (Jill Scott and Richard T. Jones). Before the weekend is over, in typical Perry fashion, secrets will be revealed and lives will be changed for the good and the bad. The ensemble cast is solid throughout, most notably a well-padded Jill Scott as a gentle, sweet woman trying to deal with a cheating hubby, and Tasha Smith, who's blessed with the film's best lines and she nails every one of them.
While it's certainly easy to knock Perry's inability to produce anything approaching subtlety, it seems almost pointless to do so. Perhaps because of his lack of subtlety, Perry's films inevitably say things that most of today's filmmakers don't have the balls to say and it's rather refreshing to have a filmmaker actively speak out on issues. The scenes between Jill Scott and Richard T. Jones, for example, are almost achingly painful in their honesty and brought vividly to mind the utter shock of Blair Underwood's domestic abuse scenes in "Madea's Family Reunion."
Other solid performances are turned in by Janet Jackson and Perry himself, who proves he needn't be dressed in drag to be an accomplished actor. Toyomichi Kurita's cinematography is solid given the film's inherent staged feeling and that all of Perry's films continue to be modestly budgeted productions. Aaron Zigman's original music complements the scenes nicely, and, while the production design doesn't quite tear us away from the staged feeling, it nonetheless fits the proceedings well.
Tyler Perry doesn't really need film critics. While his first turn away from Madea, "Daddy's Little Girls," was a box-office disappointment, Perry's modestly budgeted films continue to successfully reach Perry's targeted urban markets and, with a typical box-office in the $50 million range, Perry's future as a filmmaker continues to be on solid ground.
I absolutely love Tyler's plays and movies. Although I do miss Madea. This one ... I absolutely love Tyler's plays and movies. Although I do miss Madea. This one wasn't meant to funny like most of them are. This a great eye opener for those of us who are married, whether it be 1 day or 60 yrs. If shows us that we have to take time out of our busy schedules this day and age to rekindle and remember what attracted us to our spouse to start with. It also teaches us to forgive and that if you love someone enough, you can overcome many obstacles that life gives us. It's hard this day and age to kind a decent movie without all the cursing/sexual stuff. Tyler knows his stuff and I am so glad that he finds a way to bring God into all of his shows/plays. Thank you once again Mr. Perry for another great movie.
The title was just right for this movie. Tyler Perry is a Genius with a capital " G ".......
I had seen this movie once and bought. it. I misplaced it and wanted another copy. ... I had seen this movie once and bought. it. I misplaced it and wanted another copy. This was a great deal to add to my collection. The price was just right for a new copy. I am so glad that i was able to purchase it. This is an outstanding movie. The characters are so real and the story plot is very engaging. I own the sequel. I am so glad that I own them both now. I just love to order movies from ebay. Thanks so much.
Judge Clarice Watkins
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Tyler Perry has ascended to the status of media mogul on the strength of his ... Tyler Perry has ascended to the status of media mogul on the strength of his combination of Christian morality, slapstick comedy, and soap-operatic melodrama. In 2005, his play DIARY OF A MAD BLACK WOMAN was adapted for the screen and became the surprise hit of the season. With positive portrayals of black characters and family-friendly--but decidedly not boring--themes, the film appealed to a broad audience, and gave rise to numerous spin-offs. Madea is absent from Perry's most recent film, WHY DID I GET MARRIED? but the subject matter is just as universal, and features an engaging cast that counts Perry among its members. Four couples who have been friends since college take a therapeutic getaway to a Colorado bungalow, where they plan to take stock of their relationships. They are led by successful psychiatrist Patricia (Janet Jackson), who has a picturesque marriage to Gavin (Malik Yoba). Nothing is perfect, however, and secrets and old scars soon emerge, pitting friend against friend and spouse against spouse. R&B singer Jill Scott shines as Sheila, the oft-derided, overweight wife of Mike (Richard T. Jones, GIRLFRIENDS), who arrives on the scene with a sexy young "friend" (Tasha Jones, YOU, ME, AND DUPREE) to shake things up a bit. Retribution and forgiveness follow, with the requisite admonitions and apologies made realistic by the skill of the cast.
Whether a fan of Tyler Perry's work or not, this is an enjoyable movie. Unlike ... Whether a fan of Tyler Perry's work or not, this is an enjoyable movie. Unlike some of the other plays converted to movie, "Why Did I Get Married" to me was developed a lot better for the big screen.
Featuring a nice blend of actor's, the chemistry between the ensemble cast is present for a wholesome movie about the struggle of married couples. Many of the issues in the film the average couple may not be able to relate to, but the struggle to overcome these issues and the pain experienced we all should be able to relate to.
I gave this movie a 4 for consistent humor, good script, good acting and the ability to hold my attention from beginning to end.
