Why Did I Get Married Too?
Movie • 2010 • Comedy
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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.
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A woman is kissed and held down against her will, she is crying and screaming for the man to stop. It briefly seems it will go further but doesn’t.
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Pretty bad. A drunk man pushes his wife around, slaps her, holds her down, pours alcohol on her trying to get her to drink, and kisses her forcibly as she cries and screams for him to stop. This happens around 46:04 and doesn’t stop until 42:15. I recommend skipping this whole scene as it is very distressing. Earlier in the movie, a character mentions being pushed into the wall and her nose bleeding, implied that her husband at the time abused her. If domestic violence is one of your triggers you can go ahead and skip this movie.
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A character tells her past abuser she forgave him (in order to have inner peace) but she does not let him back into her life or anything. She simply forgives him because she’s a Christian and wants to move on. However, she does not excuse what he’s done and still hates him for it.
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Is there copaganda?
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One of the characters is a cop and is shown in a few scenes at work.
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As with all Tyler Perry movies, the script plays heavily into stereotypes of Black women and common character archetypes for them: ghetto, motherly, over-sexualized, money-obsessed, crazy, and conniving.
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An angry woman is held down and kissed against her will, it’s supposed to be hot but I was uncomfortable. In another scene, a drunk man holds his wife down with his weight on top of her as she screams and cries. It was pretty bad, I had to fast forward.
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Is there BDSM?
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Mentions that a character likes to have rough sex with some BDSM elements, other characters express their disinterest.
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Does the abused become the abuser?
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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A character drinks heavily and gets violent with his wife.
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Is religion discussed?
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Same character from the first movie is very religious and prays and discusses God often, nothing harmful.
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A man destroys pictures of his deceased son as his wife screams. They are the only pictures they have.
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Lots of “women be crazy!” Calling people psychotic/insane/crazy, etc.
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One of the characters calls a man a queen, implying he is gay because he is sassy. In another scene, a man pops out of a cake. This scene is intended to humiliate a main character by calling him gay.
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It’s mentioned that a co-worker dies by suicide after experiencing financial stress in the current recession. A character comments on it saying that the co-worker “was always unstable.” Nothing shown.
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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I guess? Unsure of what is meant by “for spectacle” but a character is badly abused by her husband in a scene.
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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