Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.

Glucedee It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

Guillelmina The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Cristal The movie really just wants to entertain people.

judykeen How about doing episodes for the over 50 singles trying to find love for a second time? I think you will be surprised hoe the audience could relate to a different age group. Just because we are older doesn't mean we are dead to happiness and desire! Call it....Married At First Site....Senior Edition!!

memashar I think this show needs to end. The so called experts have a worse success rate than people that get married without them! And the ones that did stay married, its only been a few years in and most couples that marry do stay together the first 5 years. It's time for these experts to see that this experiment is a HUGE failure and is wrong to continue. It seems they like to pair up couples that are very different in the hopes that their mate will change them. Big mistake! Lillian and Tom stayed married (so far), but I see them headed for a lot of problems in the future due to their so different work ethics. Season one none of the couples stayed married for even 6 months. That in itself should have been a big heads up for the producers and "experts" to see that their method is VERY flawed. Shame on them to keep doing new shows. Out of 12 couples only 3 are still happily married. Five years from now I think that won't even be true.

atlasmb This is a review for the second season of "Married at First Sight". There is another page for the first season."Married" is a self-described social experiment, as are most reality shows. You put some people in an unusual situation and you see how they react.In this case, a team of relationship experts collected tons of data on 7,000 candidates, then picked three men and three women who they determined to be suited for marriage--to each other. The six "winners" of this process then were told they would be getting married in ten days. To someone they would first meet at the altar. Pretty bold of the candidates, but they felt unsuccessful in their prior efforts to find "the one" and decided to let social science take its best shot.The process requires the couples to marry, go on a one-week honeymoon, and make arrangements for cohabitation. At the end of six weeks, they are given the option of staying married or getting divorced.The budding relationships are under stress, of course, but some start out better than others. But for all three couples, its a roller-coaster of emotions.People sometimes make fun of "The Bachelor" because the participants expect to find a mate after just weeks of interaction. The fact that those weeks in no way resemble reality, because they are wined, dined and swept away to exotic destinations for once-in-a-lifetime dates, makes that show seem even more unrealistic. The differences with "Married" are that a) scientific matching is done up front and b) you don't get weeks to learn about someone before marrying. There is no proposal.The series produces some touching moments and some that are tough to watch. There are surprises. See if you can figure out which couple will be the first to kiss. Or who will first say "I love you." Or who will consummate the marriage first.

mprice-130-334641 I was pleasantly surprised with this show. As first I tuned in for just a couple of minutes to see what it was like. Next thing I knew I was glued for the whole hour. This show is very real and raw. From the lighting to the reactions of the "contestants". It makes you think, and you try to put yourself in their shoes to figure out what would you do. I am really looking forward to seeing how their new marriages unfold in the next 4 weeks. Starting a marriage with someone you know and love is hard enough, but starting a marriage with a total stranger, well that is insane! If I had to vote who is going to make it, I would have to pick Jaime and Doug. They seem the most grounded, and genuinely good people. I think that Cortney and the EMT are too "all in" and oblivious to reality. And Monet and Vaughn seem like they will have troubles as soon as both their closets are wide open. Looking forward to watching the rest of the mini-series!