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Love Ain't Suppose to Hurt II "The Wedding" N/Tyler Perry

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I own the first one and bought the second one. This was was even better. The messages in this play are so timely and the singing was great. Tommy Ford did a great job as well as Carey Durrell and Marc Nelson. These were the newcomers in the second one. The musical arrangements and vocals were totally superb. May God bless their ministry of plays and I anticipate greater things to come for BCB records.

If you watched the first one "Love Ain't Suppose to Hurt" you have to watch this one also. All I can say is, that this is simply a good play. The singing once again is great. If you are looking for a good clean, funny movie to share with your friends, family or organization., this is the play. It will make you think as well as entertain you.Check it out!!

If you saw the first play, this play is a continuation. I was a little disappointed when Tony Grant was not in it, but Tommy Ford more than made up for it.

As always, the singing was delicious and the play was upbeat and had a very surprised ending. I love Tyler Perry's plays and this could have been one of them.

It had a great message and was upbeat, flowed continuously and was well worth the money I spent.

Delivery was great and accurate. I rated II as a 3 only because i haven't watched it yet. I pray that its better than part 1 though cause after watching that one i've been hesitant about opeing the second movie and i've had it over a month.

Worth a Viewing!, August 9, 2010

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This review is from: Love Ain't Suppose to Hurt II "The Wedding" (DVD)
If you have seen "Love Ain't Suppose to Hurt" part 1, you may be slightly let down by this movie like I was. One glaring omission was the missing, wonderfully talented Tony Grant, and I get the impression from this play they were trying to dance around the issue by not focusing very much on the relationship between the star and her fiance, by bringing in new plot lines without fully rounding out the plot lines established in the first play. A positive thing about this effort is that they were able to bring back the majority of the actors from the first play, and this allowed the viewer to get a sense of being back with old friends ;0

All in all, it was a good play and had the same vibe and uplifting spirit of the first one, and I would recommend it to anyone who was a fan of the first play.

Some of the acting leaves a lot to be desired. I liked the first one better and as in both - Auntie is the funniest.

I saw the first Love ain't suppose to hurt and I found it to be a very good play. I was happy to see Love ain't suppose to hurt 2. It was good to see that good can come out of experiences in one's life that perhaps were not so good. It was believable , not like some plays,or movies you watch that are suppose to relate to reality. Keep up the good work. (Can we get a sequel in the house?)

This should have been better than Part I, but unfortunately it wasn't. The movie started off slow and went downhill from there.

I can't comment on this play because I never received it. I remember ordering it, but am just now realizing that I never actually received it. If I can get it from the seller, I will be glad to review it and let the world know how it turned out.