Why Did I Get Married

Love Ain't Suppose to Hurt Gospel Plays N/Tyler Perry
$13.99
I have watched several gospel plays and although all of them seem to have similar story lines, I haven't run into to one yet that wasn't worth watching, and Love Ain't Supposed to Hurt is no exception. If you like gospel plays you will enjoy this one.

60 Minutes - Tyler Perry (October 25, 2009)
$17.95
Airdate 10/25/09? When Hollywood refused to produce Tyler Perry's films his way, Perry started his own studio, financed his own films, and now Perry's movies ? including the popular ¡ÈMadea¡É series --? are drawing huge audiences.? Byron Pitts profiles this movie mogul, and travels with him back to Perry's New Orleans home, where his childhood was marked by a strong mother, an abusive father, and an abiding faith.

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Why Did I Get Married? (The Tyler Perry Collection) (2006)
$11.98
# Actors: Brian Bremer, John de Mita, Greg Finley, Janet Jackson, Malik Yoba # Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC # Language: English # Subtitles: Spanish # Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.) # Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 # Number of discs: 1 # Rating: # Studio: Lions Gate # DVD Release Date: June 27, 2006 # Run Time: 131 minutes/Tyler Perry's stage play encourages deep contemplation of the question in the title, as a marriage on the rocks is increasingly threatened by the introduction of a beautiful, voracious vixen. The entire extended family join forces to preserve the marriage, and in the meantime they rediscover the true meaning of family ties.

Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married? (Widescreen Edition)
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This is an inspiring movie for all audience-married and unmarried, all races, and all walks of life. Phenomenal direction, exquisite music, and superb acting by each of the cast members make it special.

It is not clear why Janet Jackson seems to get so much attention and credit from the other actors/actresses in the Special Features section. She has not performed any better than the others.

The all-Black characters of high education and gainful employment are encouraging role models in many ways for the Black and other youth who may be finding it hard to realize their own dreams of prosperity.

The characters have their own personal problems that make them human, but they somehow manage to deal with them all in one weekend and make decisions for the future. It is a get-together of not only friendship, old memories, reminiscence, fun, joy, and laughter, but also betrayal, distrust, heartache, tears, recovery and moving on- a very well-done movie of Tyler Perry quality.