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You Saved Me DVD Giveaway

Posted by LaShanda Henry on March 25, 2010 at 10:26pm in BBWO Contests and Giveaways
You Saved Me DVD Giveaway


Essence bloggers and the creators of BlackandMarriedWithKids.com Lamar and Ronnie Tyler present the greatest love stories ever told with YOU SAVED ME, the follow up film to their best selling debut Happily Ever After: A Positive Image of Black Marriage.

CONTEST DETAILS:
I'm really excited about this giveway, because THIS is a wondeful film that every black woman in our community should see and support! Lamar and Ronnie are so wonderful for giving away 2 copies of the DVD YOU SAVED ME!

To enter simply leave a comment to this post with your opinion of this film's concept and/or trailer. What do you think about 'You Saved ME'?

I will randomly select the winners by the end of next week and send you an email if you won! Please promptly respond to my emails winners. If I don't get a response within 24 hours, I will pick another person, so I can promptly ship you out your prize!

YOU SAVED ME | MORE DETAILS
With African American marriage numbers at an all time low and African American divorce numbers at an all time high the hopes of positive, lasting, relationships look bleak until now. Executive Producers Lamar and Ronnie Tyler bring real married couples to the screen to chronicle the greatest love stories ever told. These real couples explain how their marriages had a direct impact on their lives. Featuring candid and transparent looks inside of the hardships, trials, and ultimate success stories of these amazing couples. YOU SAVED ME offers an unprecedented look inside of real relationships and what is required to sustain them.

YOU SAVED ME On DVD March 29, 2010 Tyler New Media http://www.yousavedmemovie.com Lamar Tyler Tyler New Media, Inc. 301-343-1828 www.tylernewmedia.com www.blackandmarriedwithkids.com More to come! LaShanda Henry @sistasense

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  • Bridget Smith March 30, 2010 at 12:09am
    Finally. I feel as though this movie is so long over due and I hope this will not be the last. Lately I have been struggling with the idea of maybe there is no such thing as real love. Being completely open and honest without the guessing games and everything else that comes into play with being in a relationship. I cannot wait to see this movie and I hope that I win a copy. Thank you to all the people that made this movie happen and continue to show us in a manner that does not make us look less than any other race. I get tired of seeing love and romance movies without out our own kind in them like we don't know how to love or that show we can be romantic. I need to see this movie to restore my faith in knowing that it is possible to be in long loving relationship. Thank you again for posting this.


    Bridget
  • Sandy Harrison March 26, 2010 at 10:23pm
    Wow! This "trailer" gives me chills; I can only imagine what the entire movie will be like. I have started thinking of giving up on good, strong black men because they seem nonexistent. I got a glimpse of hope seeing that our black men do know how to open up, they do know how to express themselves, they do know how to REALLY love.

    Can't wait to see this!
  • Stephanie March 26, 2010 at 6:54pm
    I was actually planning on posting about this movie for Black Marriage Day this weekend (28th) on my blog. I'm excited to see this movie and I'm excited for the positive impact I think it will have.

    Stephanie
    Soulful Engagements
  • Teresa McLaurin March 26, 2010 at 2:52pm
    I would like to enter this contest.

    I think that this movie is great. I think it will finally show people that there are black marriages that do work, are healthy and the couples truly love each other. We need more movies that show this side of marriage.
  • Tyra M. Devereaux March 26, 2010 at 1:46pm
    When I saw thew trailer, tears start coming down my eyes. I am recently separated from my spouse and have custody of my children. I loved being together with my spouse,but we just couldn't work it out even with counseling,but to see that Black Americans can go through just like me and work it out is humbling...this is a dvd that I would love to see. My relationship was abusive verbal and physical, but perhaps You Saved Me will make a difference in my life. God only knows. Thank you!
  • Alesia March 26, 2010 at 12:24pm
    What a great trailer! I can't wait to see the movie. . . Please enter me in your contest!

    Being able to effectively communicate is what's lacking in most relationships so thanks to Tyler New Media for having the insight to create such an inspiring movie showing couples openly communicating and expressing their love, feelings and commitment to one another. This movie is a definite must see and an inspiration for all.
  • Vanessa Bowers-Yates March 26, 2010 at 12:18pm
    Enter me.


    This is a wonderful way to show the TRUTH about black relationships! If you have the right attitude and stop listening to the media this can be your life too.
  • Angela Chance March 26, 2010 at 3:04am
    Wow thanks guys for reviving hope in black marriage. I was a little shaky on the hoping in marriage; I haven't had one yet so thanks for letting us know that yes Good Black Marriages do exist. Keep Hope Alive. Can't wait to see the movie looking forward to seeing some new role models. Angela
  • Michelle S. Hawkins March 26, 2010 at 1:31am
    This sounds really interesting to see how couples viewed their marrige and its impact on their lives.
  • Shaneika March 25, 2010 at 11:34pm
    I am interested in entering the contest.

    Personally I was thrilled to see a movie highlight and reflect the beauty of marriage within African American communities. Being married for ten years plus I am at a crossroads debating about my role as wife. This DVD and focus on other couples who are imperfect yet complete for one another makes me motivated to look outside my own world for examples, guidance and support. Thanks again for creating a visual to connect with the heartstrings of real relationships and real love among couples.
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