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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (0) Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared "Dynasty" actor John Forsythe dies, 92 02 Apr 2010 Janet Jackson calls film role "intense," "cathartic" 02 Apr 2010 "Titans" shows muscle but can't slay "Dragon" 02 Apr 2010 Terrence McNally ready for a break after long year 02 Apr 2010 Report: Charlie Sheen wants to exit "Men" 02 Apr 2010 "Dynasty" actor John Forsythe dies, 92 02 Apr 2010 Janet Jackson calls film role "intense," "cathartic" 02 Apr 2010 "Titans" shows muscle but can't slay "Dragon" 02 Apr 2010 Terrence McNally ready for a break after long year 02 Apr 2010 Report: Charlie Sheen wants to exit "Men" 02 Apr 2010 "Married Too" a familiar blend of laughs, melodrama Frank Scheck Fri Apr 2, 2010 7:41pm EDT Related News Janet Jackson calls film role "intense," "cathartic" Fri, Apr 2 2010 "Lbs." weighs in as moving portrait of a foodaholic Thu, Mar 25 2010 "Remember" this: "Twilight" star shines in romance Mon, Mar 8 2010 NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - As usual, Tyler Perry didn't screen his latest opus in advance for the media and, as usual, he didn't have to. Entertainment | Film As the title suggests, "Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Too?" -- which Lionsgate released Friday -- is a sequel to his popular film of several years ago, continuing the story of four couples coping with various marital crises. Displaying his usual mixture of broad, sitcom-style humor and soapy melodramatics, it's an entertaining, if hokey, effort that his target audience will eat up. Unlike the earlier film, which took place in the wintry environs of Colorado, this one includes a lengthy section set in the Bahamas, no doubt guaranteeing the cast and crew some fun in the sun. Although it ultimately presents an inspirational portrait of marriage, it takes a long time getting there, as the four couples depicted have serious issues. Terry (Perry, nicely underplaying) suspects that his high-powered lawyer wife, Dianne (Sharon Leal), is having an affair. Sheila (Jill Scott), now married to nice guy Troy (Lamman Rucker), is worried about her husband being out of work and is highly discomfited by the sudden reappearance of her dastardly ex, Mike (Richard T. Jones). The volatile Angela (Tasha Smith) still is insanely suspicious of her television sports reporter husband, Marcus (Michael Jai White). And relationship expert Patricia (Janet Jackson) reveals that she and hubby Gavin (Malik Yoba) are on the verge of divorcing. Things heat up even more upon the couples' return home, with Perry throwing everything but the kitchen sink -- including a serious illness afflicting one of the central characters -- into the mix. By now, there's little point in criticizing the Perry formula, which seems to work just fine in pushing the audience's buttons. Indeed, the raucous laughter and frequent gasps emanating from the large crowd at an opening-day screening were testament to his indisputable crowd-pleasing, if not technical, abilities. Despite what the plot synopsis might indicate, this effort actually is more restrained than most in the filmmaker's prodigious output, though a climactic sequence in which Jackson's character has an emotional meltdown nearly crosses the border into camp. The film's biggest laughs are scored by Smith and White as the perpetually warring couple, and Scott again displays a highly appealing naturalness. In a nice touch, veterans Cicely Tyson and Lou Gossett Jr. show up for a scene as an elderly couple who have issues of their own. A climactic cameo by a movie star previously unseen in the Perry universe is a testament to the filmmaker's ever-increasing clout and a possible harbinger of a third film in the series. Entertainment Film Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. 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