Why Did I Get Married Bootleg P2P Movie is a Hot Search Item, but Tyler Perry Says Please Pay for the Movie

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All these search terms I constantly see coming thru for my other websites all mean one thing: People want to see Tyler Perry's hot new "Why Did I Get Married?" movie on bootleg.

They want "Why Did I Get Married?" on bootleg. They want it thru bit torrent. They want it thru the file-sharing P2P. Basically, they want to see "Why Did I Get Married?" now, online -- and most of all, they want it free.

I can't blame them.

If I didn't have the money to see "Why Did I Get Married?" in theaters, I'd want to watch it online. But thank God I was able to go on a date night with my husband and see it the day it came out last Friday, and laugh along with my church's sponsored group.

We laughed so loud at some parts of "Why Did I Get Married?" -- I won't do a spoiler alert and ruin the fun surprise of the dinner party scene -- that I didn't even hear all the parts of the movie I wanted to hear.

So I want to go see it again, since there's no legal way to watch the "Why Did I Get Married" movie online right now -- except for bootleg copies. Which gets my goat that the movie studios and such don't realize just how huge the demand is to watch movies that have just come out in the theater online on the personal computers of the viewing public.

Amazon Unbox and iTunes are at the edge of the curve in offering some movies available to download and watch online, but even they need to step it up and offer new movies like "Why Did I Get Married" online in order to take some of the advertising profit away from the sites that offer it on bootleg.

Why all the hoopla over bootleg copies of "Why Did I Get Married?"

Because "Why Did I Get Married?" was such a good movie! The setting was stellar, though not filmed in the Colorado location it was set in, but in Canada, as Tyler Perry and Janet Jackson said when interviewed.

And Jill Scott's performance as overweight Sheila with a mean husband (though in real life, he's a minister and man of God) resonated with women who've endured the same type of rotten treatment from their mates.