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• Dead A

  
  I love Angela and Marcus couple. Angela is hilarious and never fails me to laugh. But this wasn't better than the first one. I felt slightly bored. But I gotta admit there were some scenes that will make you laugh out <b>real</b> loud. The story is pretty much the… More
  I love Angela and Marcus couple. Angela is hilarious and never fails me to laugh. But this wasn't better than the first one. I felt slightly bored. But I gotta admit there were some scenes that will make you laugh out <b>real</b> loud. The story is pretty much the same only with some twists here and there. The ending was unexpected and sad.

• ♥˩ƳИИ &

  
  CAST: Tyler Perry, Janet Jackson, Tasha Smith, Jill Scott, Michael Jai White, Sharon Leal, Malik Yoba, Richard T. Jones, Lamman Rucker DIRECTOR: Tyler Perry SUMMRY: Four couples reunite for their annual vacation in order to socialize and to spend time analyzing their marriages.… More
  CAST: Tyler Perry, Janet Jackson, Tasha Smith, Jill Scott, Michael Jai White, Sharon Leal, Malik Yoba, Richard T. Jones, Lamman Rucker DIRECTOR: Tyler Perry SUMMRY: Four couples reunite for their annual vacation in order to socialize and to spend time analyzing their marriages. Their intimate week in the Bahamas is disrupted by the arrival of an ex-husband determined to win back his recently remarried wife. MY THOUGHTS: REALLY different from the first. Darker with a lot more going on. Janet Jackson really brought the drama. Her character really goes through a lot. I read she channeled her brother greivence to take her through the emotions of the movie, which is really sad knowing that and seeing her cry and break down. But it's not all sad and gloom. It has comedy, and it's pretty funny. But that's all Tasha Smith. Her character is as crazy as ever and very funny. I was really surprised by the ending. I was also surprised with the actor who does a small cameo in end of the movie with Janet Jackson. I think maybe there will be another movie brought from that small introduction. Good movie. Just as good as the first. Worth seeing if you liked the first film.

• Jason V

  
  Never boring, but for all the wrong reasons. (http://bit.ly/dKDJ7E)

• Jeff B

  
  Based on his past syrupy dramas with the plot structures of Little Golden Books, the prolific Tyler Perry can clearly do bad all by himself. Audience-approved but critically disapproved, Perry?s bottomless bottle of feel-good pills had worn down this reviewer?s will to live as opposed… More
  Based on his past syrupy dramas with the plot structures of Little Golden Books, the prolific Tyler Perry can clearly do bad all by himself. Audience-approved but critically disapproved, Perry?s bottomless bottle of feel-good pills had worn down this reviewer?s will to live as opposed to built it up. Then came the aptly titled I Can Do Bad All By Myself, which actually stood testament to this filmmaker?s cinematic strengths as much as his weaknesses. Why Did I Get Married Too? actually does this flick one better, giving Perry his most affecting work yet. Oh, the movie is still cloying fluff at times, but ? whereas most writer/directors wouldn?t fix what wasn?t broken - success has remarkably made Perry a better writer and filmmaker ? mostly because he ditched a 7-foot granny-in-drag called Madea. In this PG-13-rated sequel, four close couples (Jackson, Perry, et al) gather in the Bahamas for an annual reunion where they find themselves confronting issues of fidelity and commitment. This reviewer remembers little of this movie?s predecessor, other than the fact that the set-up and camera shots were simple and the plot complications even simpler. Here, the set-up and shots are still simple, but the plot thickens thanks to a darker second act shift to the homefront where their vacation discussions boil over into some well-wrought drama. Perry?s storytelling skills and dialogue have improved, as has his ? gasp ? acting. In truth, the movie barely crests above average, but Perry?s cockeyed optimism is thankfully becoming an easier pill for this terminally cynical reviewer to swallow. Bottom line: Married?with improvement.

• Fascade F

  
  The movie..."Why Did I Get Married Too?"...let me tell you...it was spectacular...Janet Jackson played her part out in a big way in this one...her darkness came to light in the end...see this! Trust is a major theme in this event...go and see this! P.S. My wife BETTER not… More
  The movie..."Why Did I Get Married Too?"...let me tell you...it was spectacular...Janet Jackson played her part out in a big way in this one...her darkness came to light in the end...see this! Trust is a major theme in this event...go and see this! P.S. My wife BETTER not ask me for the password for my phone..you know why??? My phone doesn't have one!!! Never did! LMAO! Let me say this again: Go see this!!!

• Sunil J

  
  This movie is all over the place and like the first movie, I watched it because I needed to h8te on a movie after a blah day. These movies are not very original and Janet Jackson is one of it's biggest problems, especially this time around. Her storyline was really overdone in… More
  This movie is all over the place and like the first movie, I watched it because I needed to h8te on a movie after a blah day. These movies are not very original and Janet Jackson is one of it's biggest problems, especially this time around. Her storyline was really overdone in the first movie and it basically continues in this one as she deals with her emotions and just plain insanity. The other problem is that this movie extends beyond the week vacation because they need more to go on so we see them back home for more story. So why drag it out for 2 hours? You can't connect with any of the characters because nothing seems genuine and the last 45 minutes ago are just INSANE!

• Chosen 7

  
  Over the top relationship-drama. Good performances for the most part but the writing could have been a lot better.

• Remi L

  
  This sequel was definitely darker and more serious than the first 'Married' movie. But it still had plenty of laughs courtesy of Tasha Smith's crazy butt. I heard Janet Jackson channeled her brother's death when doing the sadder more serious scenes and it… More
  This sequel was definitely darker and more serious than the first 'Married' movie. But it still had plenty of laughs courtesy of Tasha Smith's crazy butt. I heard Janet Jackson channeled her brother's death when doing the sadder more serious scenes and it definitely showed. Just like the first, everyone's marriages are still on the rocks and looking even less likely to mend. Yes, Tyler Perry's movies tend to be formulaic and predictable, but this one (like Daddy's Little Girls) still has a message worth telling: marriage is hard. Marriage is work. Can you make it past differences? Communicate? Or are the problems just too great and should you just end it? This movie ended much differently than the first, but I'm glad Perry did so. If you like Perry movies, give this one a look-see, but don't expect it to be all laughs.

• Movee C

  
  Tyler Perry brings the laughs and drama back to the big screen with the sequel to his 2007 hit "Why Did I Get Married". The whole cast is back again which is always a plus when creating any good sequel. The storyline continues with a few new twist and a very unexpected… More
  Tyler Perry brings the laughs and drama back to the big screen with the sequel to his 2007 hit "Why Did I Get Married". The whole cast is back again which is always a plus when creating any good sequel. The storyline continues with a few new twist and a very unexpected ending.

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