The Reel Rejects - WHY DID I GET MARRIED? MOVIE REVIEW – SHEILA DESERVED SO MUCH BETTER! – FIRST TIME WATCHING

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Starting point is 00:01:33 We are back. It's been a minute. It's been a long minute. It's, it's Tyler Perry. Yes. How are you feeling? You know, where would you? Where, yeah, you know, with all that we've, you know, taken in so far, how are you feeling about this one?

Starting point is 00:01:46 And what are your thoughts? I, why did you get married? I'm looking forward to maybe possibly in the future if it's in the cards or whatever. No, I, this Tyler Perry was probably the most. the smoothest movie we've been able to experience in regards to tone, in regards to entertainment value, because some of the other ones, I'm going to be honest, I was more concerned about, like, the whiplash of all the tones that the entertainment value kind of lowered because I was like trying to find my senses, you know, and just kind of find my homeostasis and like in my my my, my, my, my, you're trying to flow with the movie and the movie's not helping you do that. Exactly. No, absolutely. And so this was, I mean, because this is the subject matter of romance and love and being a hopeless romantic, I kind of was able to mesh with.

Starting point is 00:02:42 I know that Tyler Perry has a lot of his movies have, like romance. This seemed a very, lack of a better word, constructive and like not too crazy. There were some intense moments. But they didn't go beyond like these lines that were like intense craziness that were. that we've had experience in the past. So, but yeah, I liked a lot of the characters. There only one, and a lot of the characters that were unlikable, were unlikable for, you know, story's sake.

Starting point is 00:03:12 And I appreciated that. But otherwise, yeah, all the couples had a cool dynamic and really liked how they can deconstruct and very real kind of stakes and so on and so forth. But ultimately, enjoyed it. I still don't know how I feel about some of the couple staying together. Sure. Otherwise, you really wanted Mike and Sheila to get back together.

Starting point is 00:03:41 Good one. No, no, no. You wanted that redemption shock for your boy. Mike is the worst character of all of them. No, yeah, but like, yeah, even with Tyler Perry's character and his character's wife's character. Like that, that was not,

Starting point is 00:03:58 I don't know, I don't know. I bumped into that some, a little bit. Yeah, I can give that. But again, the consistency of tone, the subject matter of romance and kind of working things out.

Starting point is 00:04:10 It was kind of a happy ending. I know as a lot of type of movies are typically happy endings. Tim Allen got a thank you. Oh, interesting. Among other people. And interesting enough, we didn't get,

Starting point is 00:04:23 Medea. No. No. idea. So this was, and again, he's not playing Brian. So I enjoyed it. How did you like it all? What's your overall feeling after watching? They got a thank you to Bishop somebody for the 80-20 rule. What else? That's a real thing. Sprint? Or a real, you know, whole food coined idea in USA Today. Wow. Yeah, nice. Dude, so many thank yous in the crowd. No, yeah, I would agree generally. I think this is, yeah, one of the smoother ones, one of the better rounded ones, one of the ones where I'm like, oh yeah, I can see

Starting point is 00:04:58 the vision of Tyler Perry. Yeah. Becoming clearer into focus, I suppose. Yeah, yeah. I thought that, yeah, this generally had a much better grip on how to incorporate the lighter and the more dramatic tones. And the cast was very fun and appealing across the board. Like, I liked everybody on the cast regardless of how I feel about who ends up where.

Starting point is 00:05:21 Right, right, right, right. And yeah, like I feel like, you know, for Tyler Perry, part of what, you know, I'm learning as his bag is, you know, exploring, you know, issues of relationships and of, you know, sort of domestic situations at all, you know, interpersonal domestic situations. And so, yeah, like I like the conceit of this, you know, everyone going away for this retreat. Yeah. And, you know, you have, I thought they did nicely to dream. raw an ensemble even when you start out with Janet Jackson and you're sort of like, oh, she must be the main character. Right, right, right.

Starting point is 00:05:57 I thought their drama was great. Like, I bought her, I think, and her husband perhaps the most. Yeah. I agree. I really like. You know, I like it in these movies that sometimes you can't tell where they're going to go because part of me is like, oh, is she going to be tempted by Troy, but then she and Mike are going to find a way to reconcile. But

Starting point is 00:06:15 I really liked Sheila and Troy and getting that sort of thing going off the side. Yeah. um uh god we're the dudes i'm losing some of the other names but uh michael j white and uh and her from the other from uh that woman who played his uh his wife we've seen in in a couple of these other tyler perries yes yes yeah i was going to say angela tasha smith uh you know them it's like i could see it i could see how this would work out i kind of agree with what you were getting at where it's like you know you could probably show a little bit more of the connective tissue of how we get from,

Starting point is 00:06:54 get through that transition. But then again, you're like, well, you know, in the economics of the movie. Yes. Can we afford to lose some of that for the outcome that we know is probably going to happen?

Starting point is 00:07:04 Sure. You know, I'm not super upset about that. And then, and then, yeah, Tyler Perry and, and,

Starting point is 00:07:12 and was it Sharon Leal? Was it Diane? Diane, yeah. Terry and Diane. Them, yeah, it's like,

Starting point is 00:07:19 I appreciate. this movie for giving all of the different couples for the most part, you know, minus Mike is the one character who I'm like, how did you guys become friends with this dude? Why do you keep this dude around?

Starting point is 00:07:30 Yeah, not the greatest guy. If you're aware of how this guy is and I can see how if Sheila is, you know, the friend, how I guess people will like tolerate your significant other if, of course. Because, but that was a situation

Starting point is 00:07:46 where especially with Janet Jackson, Patricia's character, you know someone who at least has written on the topic of relationship and marriage advice and stuff i'm just like why you tolerate this dude he's such an asshole for a dick all the time why you invite him to the thing he's just mean to everybody and and like he's just wrote like all he does is roast and uh and so but even still uh in the calibration of the tones like because you have some height of tone and you have some height of certain characters you know i was able to kind of suspend the disbelief of that.

Starting point is 00:08:21 So I wasn't like too upset over it. And yeah, I would say like generally for one of these movies, this was one of the more smooth. I think we maybe said this about Daddy's Girls too. This is like a more smooth dramatic experience. I don't necessarily agree with every single point that it makes, but I do

Starting point is 00:08:37 like the fact that you get a number of debates with a number of different sides to them. I agree. And you can look at a number of the things that are happening and be like, yeah, that is pretty tough. Like the thing about Terry and Diane is sort of like there's like when they're having that whole argument in the in the bedroom and yeah and it's like the you know you got your tubes died and you didn't tell me and she's like it's my body and it's

Starting point is 00:08:58 like this is a decision we would make together i'm like yeah you both have a point like ultimately it's up to her whatever she wants to do but at the same time like if you are in a union such as this it would seem a sign of respect or a prerequisite to at least like be open about the thing that is going to happen that will affect the both of you yeah you know and so So like I like that we got at least a number of perspectives on that. There were things about the title. Like I, there were things about that relationship that I appreciated.

Starting point is 00:09:29 There were other things. Yeah, where I was a little back and forth on just because they occupy the, the, the, like the thing with Janet Jackson and with Patricia and Gavin is like the most heavily dramatic and it's like the most. sad and vulnerable and it's like the least motivated by like mismatched values or mismatched

Starting point is 00:09:58 wants you know it's just like a tragedy happened and they both don't know how to deal with it with each other the the diana and terry thing is like way more of like oh i can't tell if you guys are compatible like you seem like you so want different things and he plays the he plays the joke on her with his right nurse yeah and and i thought that was funny because i was like oh this is Tyler Perry to me in my head canon going, oh, you would, you would expect me to drop this in in earnest. Yes, yes. And it's a joke.

Starting point is 00:10:27 But yeah, they were a couple who I'm like, I could, I have questions about the happily ever after. And I know that there will be a part two. But yeah, it's one of those things where I guess at the end of one of these, you want to be able to sort of accept every happily ever after. And I accept like half of them. And then, yeah, Angela and Mark. I'll like give the benefit of the doubt of like because because they're heightened.

Starting point is 00:10:52 Yes. Sort of. You know? And then she is a very big personality. And even he certainly goes from being a bit more meek to being, you know, he has the big blow up. And that was a, I thought that was like a strong scene. And I really liked watching him have to be like, I can't lose my cool for various reasons. But I also need to stand up for myself.

Starting point is 00:11:12 Yeah. Yeah. And to get people acting right and not like just a festival of disrespect. True. I agree. So yeah, I thought that pound for pound, this had way more tempering and a lot smoother filmmaking than a lot of the ones we've seen so far. And I would say, yeah, from scene to scene, this definitely knew much more than a lot of, like, in other Tyler Perry movies, it just feels like at some point we cut away from the scene. Yes.

Starting point is 00:11:38 In this movie, it felt like scenes would conclude and we would cut. Yes. And there would be at times, like, a rhythm to that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And you could feel like, oh, yeah, perfect place to cut the scene and move on. And there were times where that felt like it was coming from the script. There were times where that felt like it was coming from the natural energy of the performers on screen. So, like, as a, as a coalescence of all the Tyler Perry filmmaking isms up till now, you know, pretty smooth.

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Starting point is 00:13:51 You still want to watch the best man holiday or whatever the sequel is. We also watched Think Like a Man. And those are these sort of ensemble Battle of the Sexes relationship movies. This almost feels like it exists somewhere between those two. It's like if the best man, which does have its own comedy, but like is the more dramatic. Yes. And the more sort of like evenly tempered tone. and then you have, things like a man over here

Starting point is 00:14:18 is like way more broad in comedy. This is sort of in the middle, and I do appreciate it. Like I can feel in a good way in a way that I appreciate, like Tyler Perry is a theater guy. It comes from the tradition of the theater. Ah, yes, yes. So I can feel a fun blend of like, yeah, clearly a movie

Starting point is 00:14:36 and you got a lot of locations and you're editing and you're cutting around. But there's also like a certain amount of life between the performers. Right. And a certain amount. of like you could do this as a play, but it works perfectly well as a movie. So yeah, I would say this is one of the smoothest ones we've done so far.

Starting point is 00:14:51 Could I ask, how would you feel? Because this is what I bumped into a lot. Not a lot, but like after watching this and really dissecting the lack of a better word, message of the movie, I know it's, it's simple enough. I don't want to overcomplicate it, but it's simple enough to be like it is just basically about real human couples dealing with real human emotions. and issues and so on and so forth. I get that that was as basic as you want to put it.

Starting point is 00:15:20 I don't know why. Learning how to communicate with each other and to be up front about your needs and your values. And so yeah. So with that being the case, I appreciate that attempt. However, for whatever reason, what I'm bumping into now looking back at it retrospectively, such as after immediately watching it, I don't know why it seemed as if, and again, I'm not trying to make this a gender thing, but it's going to come. across like it, so I apologize, but it seemed like the women had to do more of the work than the

Starting point is 00:15:50 men did. The men characters almost had, like, just was reactive when the women had to be proactive with Janet Jackson's characters as like kind of the through line to forcing it all. That's a good point. So I felt like, well, the men also, like someone like Mike, not the greatest guy, didn't do with the work and he just now is asking for for jill scott's uh like a paul or forgiveness like and michael jry white's character um again like he didn't have we the last thing before the dinner party was him drunk or like i guess no i mean having the dinner and being suspicious

Starting point is 00:16:32 it seemed as if with this movie i can appreciate a lot of it but i think i would i what i came into expecting after especially the first act was there's this balance of our characters working on each other or working on themselves equally, but it seemed a little more leaning like the women had, like, um, what's her name? What's Michael J. White's character's wife's name? Oh, oh, uh, uh, it, uh, Angela? Yeah, I think so. Is Angela? The one, the, the one who drinks a lot.

Starting point is 00:17:05 Yeah. I know that's me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Angela seemed like there was, again, this, this, uh, again, she was a difficult person. to be with. And yeah, she was very loud and rambunctious. She admitted so. And then she was like, I'm going to cook for my man. And then very nice. So there was like this no bridging of those gaps. Yeah. Agreed. And so like I again, I appreciate what they're trying to say. It's just I would have wanted more. But I also another thing too, and looking at the imagery we're seeing now,

Starting point is 00:17:36 I thought this wasn't going to take place in that entire vacation. Yeah, I did too. And then they end it and they're like, whoa, there's more movies. whole other action or more beyond that. Yeah. So I mean, am I crazy or do you feel that same way? Because again, I bump into that like now looking,

Starting point is 00:17:52 again, reviewing it all. You mean just the kind of like how things wrap up in a very sort of like a little abrupt. Yeah, yeah. I mean,

Starting point is 00:18:01 I definitely would, I think it's a strong note to zero in on that. Yeah, like there is a lot, especially late into the movie when we're starting to solve the problem. and figure out who's going to stay together or what, you know, there is a lot of, yeah, the women have to be more proactive about it.

Starting point is 00:18:19 I mean, you know, Marcus has to, you know, like stand up for himself. But the rest of it is about, you know, them making some concession or. And I mean, like, there is some air of compromise that is discussed. But I guess, you know, yeah, if you're looking at the nuts and bolts here in the aftermath of it, I'm like, yeah, you know, and that is a thing about this being authored by a guy. Yeah, what is he trying to say very subtly? Like, I don't know. That's, I'm just a little, I'm bumping into just a little bit.

Starting point is 00:18:49 I'm just saying. Well, no. And I know, uh, part of the discussion around Tyler Perry is that, you know, like, he does a lot of, he works a lot in subject matter that deals with, you know, women's issues or at least takes the feminine perspective. Um, and not, you know, obviously that's totally fair to do. Uh, and, you know, a lot of women have gravitated toward his stuff. I mean, I can feel an effort in this movie to kind of, I feel like what the effort being made is and what at least the author would think is happening is you're kind of exploring it from all sides.

Starting point is 00:19:24 I would argue that maybe subconsciously or consciously, you know, it does err toward, you know, the male characters in some ways. Like, yeah, they don't have to make as many changes. And some of the things that the, you know, wives choose to do are like sort of more egregious. aside from Sheila, who's just like the most loveliest person ever and, you know, gets, you know, a, you know, lovely person she deserves, which is nice. It's a good, like, fantasy fulfillment in certain ways. Yeah, yeah. But yeah, like, I would be curious. These are always movies where I'm curious to hear more opinions than just mine because obviously, like, there's cultural.

Starting point is 00:20:03 And, two, you know, like watching this as a guy versus watching this as a woman probably is different. And yeah, I mean, like, I think this is part of the Tyler Perry thing where it's like, because the tone, you can get away with a lot, but that doesn't actually mean that you're skillfully achieving what you're getting away with. Good point. Yes. And I would still say that. Execute the plan. Yeah. Like there is still a lot in here that's not super subtle.

Starting point is 00:20:31 There's still a lot in here that you could take some degree of debate with. And yeah, like the scene with Angela and Marcus. where she cooks and stuff and where she's like a stop drinking i'm like i'm like this is a scene where i'm like i don't think that this is how they will behave forever from now on and i think it's kind of funny that the whole like oh she could kill me uh you know but at the same time you know yeah there are absolutely things where where you feel like your conclusions are like at the beginning of a new journey where you're like are they going to be able to make it work right you know this isn't it doesn't have it wants to have that shakespeare thing

Starting point is 00:21:08 where it's like, oh, most of the couples got together, or at least everyone's married off to somebody by the end, even if Mike isn't happy. Right, right, right. There's someone, yeah. But yeah, yeah, I would say, I wouldn't necessarily say that this is, you know, a movie. I think everyone should like watch and take their relationship notes on.

Starting point is 00:21:28 Of course, of course. Because the text of the movie, especially, I would say, with Terry and Diane, particularly. Mm-hmm. Like, I feel like there is so much. I like the whole. whole pros and cons list thing. Like there's a lot of ideas I like about it.

Starting point is 00:21:43 But then you get to the end and you're like, I guess we got to kind of wrap this up. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. So we speed it every hour. Exactly, exactly. A lot of nuance with that relation for sure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:21:54 I'm curious to, to hear some more opinions on these things. Because yeah, like this is the kind of movie that makes me wonder, you know, it's like if this had been more authored more directly by a woman or if a woman in Hans, like a woman writer had maybe touched the script, it might feel different or better rounded or maybe more spiritually one way versus another. It might not even be a good bad value. It might just be different.

Starting point is 00:22:20 But yeah, I mean, like, I feel like valiant effort for Tyler Perry in the tandem of Tyler Perry's that we've seen. Yeah, yeah. But, you know, this is also, you know, they're kind of a genre unto themselves. So, you know, I can imagine, you know, I don't, what do you think the Rotten Tomato scores? Oh, okay. Critic would be probably, in my opinion,

Starting point is 00:22:44 it'd be low just because I'm trying to think like a critic. Yeah, it's a Tyler Perry. He just doesn't get very high tomatoes. Yeah, typically, I'd say at the highest, maybe 63%. All right. And then, yeah, how about you? All right. Did you see already?

Starting point is 00:23:03 No, I haven't seen it already. I'll say 50% just to go right down the middle. 48% oh no yeah really off all right you're closer all right what did the preview because you know I mean that's about on par I suppose uh I hesitate because I don't want to get spoiled on

Starting point is 00:23:19 future Tyler's Perry but uh but uh I feel like you know he his stuff hovers yeah in the lower realms of the tomatoes uh but yeah um you know I don't know what the other ones

Starting point is 00:23:35 are to do like a big old compare in game here but um but yeah for his own personal growth like you know these have certainly his subject matters that you know he's going to want to go after you know a odd range of characters i feel like he hits because this range is a bit wide he hits a lot of stuff yeah you know and less misses than usual so like that true that's buoyed a lot of this experience for me but yeah if you don't necessarily buy every wrap up or if not every dramatic conclusion is super sound or some of the the concessions made by certain characters, like, yeah, there's a lot you could still, I think, debate about this.

Starting point is 00:24:15 Yeah, yeah, good discussion for sure. Yeah, yeah. I think the couple with the best resolution was Gavin and Patricia, I would say. And I mean, like getting to see Sheila and Sheriff Troy get together and her telloff, Mike was nice. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then the rest of them, I'm sort of like, yeah, you can end there, I suppose. Yeah, hopefully there's more kind of thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Starting point is 00:24:34 Hopefully this goes fine. There will be a sequel, so I assume everything can't just stay as it is. Right. Anyway, we got a couple questions here. Let's do it. Let's see. We got Brandy Davis chiming in. Brandy says, hey, guys, which couple did you think needed?

Starting point is 00:24:51 Jesus, a therapist, an exorcist, and a divorce lawyer. Oh, my gosh. Okay. Jesus, a therapist, an ex-er. Okay, so I think. Do you got them? I think so. Okay, who are you saying?

Starting point is 00:25:08 Okay, so who needs Jesus is Marcus and Angela? Yeah, yeah, sure. Let's go with that. Yeah, I think that's right. Which is Michael J. White and Tisha Smith. What's the next one? Who needs a therapist? As much as they're a lovely couple?

Starting point is 00:25:27 Actually, no. No, yeah, they are a lovely couple and they're the best couple. I think they need therapy because of the best couple. the loss of their child is petition Gavin. Yeah, probably. I'm trying to be really nice about this. Damn, yeah. If you only get,

Starting point is 00:25:43 damn, though, if you only get one per, that's really hard, actually, because I was like, I think Tyler, I think Terry and Diane would benefit more greatly from a therapist. Yes, I agree. They have some alignments.

Starting point is 00:25:59 They really need to get figured out. I guess, I guess like Patricia and Gavin most benevolently could do with the therapy. Right. I'm sort of faithful that just given what we saw, they'd probably get to the conclusions of a therapeutic exercise eventually. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So we can stick with them if we want to be in alignment. And then I'll say, I suppose, I suppose get a divorce lawyer for Terry and Diane.

Starting point is 00:26:31 Yeah. You know? Because I think that ultimately. a lot of their, I don't know, man. Like they, they, I want to believe, I'll suspend disbelief for the half of the way ever after, but if I'm being very critical, I'm like, you guys got some shit that,

Starting point is 00:26:43 that you really seem, if you want a kid and she does not very career one another kid. And that's a whole thing onto itself, minus all the other issues you guys got. And I don't know how you're going to compromise that. I know, can you untie flopian tubes? I don't know.

Starting point is 00:27:01 It's comment below. Yeah. I know that a Vasect can be reversed, but who's to say. Exorcist, anyone with Mike. Anyone with Mike. Anyone with Mike needs an exorcist for Mike. He needs, yeah, he needs an exercise.

Starting point is 00:27:18 He needs to be exercised. I refuse to believe this is a real human person. Yes, definitely. This is a demon. I agree, I agree. What do we got? Okay, there. Yeah, okay, so we got it.

Starting point is 00:27:29 We got them. And Sheriff Troy and, and, and what's her name, Jill Scott's Sheila. They're fine. Yeah, they got what they needed. They got each other. She's already got Jesus. Yeah. They already both got a divorce lawyer. She got the exorcism. She needed a from Mike. Yes. And do they need a therapist? They can be each other's therapist. Who knows, maybe. But yeah, I think that's, I think that's the right, the right arrangement of things. Brandy Davis again. All right, Brandy Davis. How long would you have lasted on the retreat before you called it a day.

Starting point is 00:28:05 God, a few hours. Probably. That did look like a difficult retreat to be on. Yeah, like someone got hit with the, I mean, he deserved it,

Starting point is 00:28:13 but like, yeah, and there was a lot of cheating and happening and all that. I wouldn't last, right. I don't know if I'd want to be there with Mike.

Starting point is 00:28:19 Yes. I don't know, like, he's like, I'm going to be a jerk to everybody. I'm going to be honest. Ripping playfully is one thing.

Starting point is 00:28:26 Yes. That came from a very deep, real place and like he meant it to, to be painful. mean guy i'm gonna be honest the best part of the retreat looked like the food

Starting point is 00:28:38 yep i wanted to eat some of the food that's it agree yeah did look a lot of tasty food yeah a lot of great outfits yes oh yeah with the the fur and everything yeah yeah yeah and you know we we went to some different places in this one and you know it made colorado it wasn't like doing a whole bunch of travelog shit but it made colorado look real nice yeah you know and uh

Starting point is 00:29:00 it made me want to you was cool yeah it made me want to go hang out with Sheriff Troy. Yeah, Troy. I'll be like, oh, I want to give you a hug. Honestly, man, I would watch just like a small town movie with just them to. Yeah, definitely.

Starting point is 00:29:12 Just those two characters. Yeah. Well, guys, we did it. We did it. We did it. We tailored. And we asked why. And we asked why we got married.

Starting point is 00:29:22 We found out, you know. It's funny. We did we, I guess spiritually, that's what everybody did is they all kind of spiritually asked. But I thought that they were going to like directly that have like uh right i thought when she was setting it up it's like we all kind of reflect on this together and then they got there and i'm like you seem like you're in separate teams and i can't tell who's actually friends with who yeah i agree like you're all a group of friends i guess but like where do the connections lie right uh this is fun though this was this was this was uh tyler's growing yeah he's growing he's his art his skills are getting better his arc is arcing yeah there you all right gang leave us your thoughts on why did i

Starting point is 00:30:02 I get married. How are you feeling about this Tyler Perry journey we've been on? What should we check out next? I think we're just going in chronological order, but it never hurts to know what your faves are, what you're looking most forward to

Starting point is 00:30:13 so that we can assess behind the scenes. Hell yeah. Did you miss Medea? Did you think it needed a 10 minute improv scene between her and Dr. Phil? They shouted out, Dr. Phil. We didn't get him in this one.

Starting point is 00:30:25 I was very afraid we might. We got a little talk, like we mentioned Dr. Phil in one line. Yeah. Yeah, that made me, I was like, is you going to show up? I got to take one of these characters to freaking Dr. Phil's office again. Definitely right.

Starting point is 00:30:37 But yeah, why did you get married? Comment below and let us know. And I hope it's going well. And, yeah, we'll catch you on the next one. Sounds good. Much love. Stay Perry.

The Reel Rejects - WHY DID I GET MARRIED? MOVIE REVIEW – SHEILA DESERVED SO MUCH BETTER! – FIRST TIME WATCHING

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