Written and directed by Tyler Perry;
Director of photography, Toyomichi Kurita; edited by Maysie Hoy;
Production designer, Ina Mayhew;
Produced by Mr. Perry and Reuben Cannon;
Released by Lionsgate.
Released date on 12th October 2007.
Running time: 118 minutes.
Rate: PG-13 for sensuality, sex references as normal adult behavior.
Cast:
- Tyler Perry as Terry
- Janet Jackson as Patricia
- Jill Scott as Sheila
- Malik Yoba as Gavin
- Sharon Leal as Diane
- Tasha Smith as Angela
- Michael Jai White as Marcus
- Richard T. Jones as Mike
- Lamman Rucker as Troy
- Denise Boutte as Trina
- Keesha Sharp as Pam
This movie is again, the best of the best movies that I think it will be awesome to mention it on The Philosophy of Zenith Empire’s TV & Movie review. This is my 2nd review after The Peaceful Warrior I submitted last year.
The movie set at Colorado, where four couples and one non-friend, are having an annual one week long vacation. Secrets, and difficulties to maintain a solid relationship in modern times.
Along the week, the couple battles some issue and confront with commitment, betrayal and forgiveness that examine their individual commitment as a committed couples.
This is the 2nd titles that Tyler had used “Why did i get married”, which he did also used the same title for his 2006 movie but without the “Tyler Perry’s” tag. At the end of the movie you will understand about marriage and being married is not an easy task or role. You can feel how hard it is to be in denial of certain secret. Last but not least, WATCH IT! and I believe you will love it too. The best part is the friendship between them, they are like “always” be there when you need it. And the musics, song companioning the movies was the bomb!
Taglines:
…Because no one inspires me more.
…Because every moment we share is better than the last.
…Because two are stronger than one.
…Because we complete each other’s sentences.
Personal Trivia:
While watching the movie, there is this one beautiful song, playing in the background. So I Google-ed the lyric and it turn out to be “Who Am I to Say” from Hope. Oh boy, the song really ring a bell to my hrad as coincidently I read her blog yesterday, and she had put part of the lyric on her blog. Very good song, very good choice.
Being in love with a person is not the same as loving a person. I may no longer seem to be in love but I’m still loving her. – Alid
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