Love Is Blind: Brazil

I am a big fan of Love is Blind. I've indulged in the US one and the Japanese version. I also was fully immersed in the first season of Brazil.

I have to say I am struggling with season 2.

Unlike season 1, I find myself battling to become invested in any of the new singles this season.

I've always had my favourites before, and this season I'm just not connecting with anyone involved and have no real care of if they say I do or I don't.

The couples are just bland to say the least.

I've seen people complain about the dubbing, switch it off and watch the subtitles, it really isn't that hard. I don't know why you would want to watch it dubbed anyway.

I've just finished episode 4 of season 2 and am hoping the next episodes pick up and get me more invested.

On another note Season 1 was fantastic, I still go back and google to see who is together and who isn't.

I'm watching episode 5 and I am kind of over this show. It's so hard to follow. They used one male and one female voice over talent and they sound so unnatural. There's no emotion, no different tones to show that different people are talking and the editing doesn't help. At times, during group conversations it's difficult to tell who is talking. They'll have a wide shot and I'm scanning the screen to find the person talking. Netflix, I dont have experience but I'm confident I can do better.

Look the dub are trash. But the show is way better then the American version I recommend watching it with subs the guns are horrible and at times make the show boring.

Already saw Love is Blind US version, Love is Blind Japanese Version, and now Love is Blind Brazil Version. Brazil I thought was one of the better shows, season 2 was interesting, although some of the couples were disappointing. My favorite person was actually Shayan although his partner was trying to make him out to be a villain the whole tie - just saw the reunion and she did nothing but trash him which was uncalled for. I always thought that he really fell for her in the pod but she just came across as some kind of brat in the end. Some happy stories, some sad stories, but it is proof that it is definitely an emotional experience for these people that fall in love by putting their phones away, and just talk through the walls without seeing each other - you just end up getting close to someone so much quicker. Interesting concept.

After seeing many seasons of this I've come to notice when things fail it's only the man to blame. When the woman walks out she's puffed up by friends to be a proud self loving independent woman. When the man leaves or says not it's always "your not a man, your a boy, selfish, deceptive, etc.." The women always are looked in a positive light but tlmem are emasculated... Doesn't matter what country this is the Love is Blind motto when things don't work out. And this is what the producers really want.