Love Is Blind: Brazil

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.

I really enjoyed this show...the pacing was great. The subtitles, however, were difficult to keep up with. I was so busy trying to read the captions, that I missed so much of the nuance and emotion. Totally appreciate the premise and I hope there are more seasons in the future.

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.

The American dubbing is so cringe it is hilarious. Honestly where did they find these voice overs? They put zero effort on trying to sound natural. They are robotic and mono tone. The translation is absolutely dumb but too be honest I watched all and laughing all the way through. Interesting to see the Brazilian version though.

I watched seasons 1 and 2 in the distant past so can't remember enough to comment. Season 1 must have been good, for me to go on to Season 2. Watching season 2 reunion last night reminded me that it was mostly forgettable, with an extremely irritating woman with braids going on to say i do.

Watched Season 3 and it was quite enjoyable. Most of the couples were likeable and were still together. The Brazilian version of this franchise seems sincere and the people who go on it seem to be doing so for genuine reasons, unlike its US counterpart (ugh) Brazil is the first country on my bucket list, and the sweet little tamarins eating fruit and scampering about in the honeymoon location made my heart swell.