Love is Blind Brazil Season 2 (Ep1-4) Review: Stupid, Silly and Vapid

Love is Blind Brazil season 2 (Casamento às Cegas Brasil: Temporada 2) is a dating reality TV series hosted by Camila Queiroz and Klebber Toledo. The series has 10 episodes, with only 4 episodes out right now, each with a runtime of around 50-60 minutes.

Netflix describes the series as:

“THIS REALITY DATING SHOW HOSTED BY CAMILA QUEIROZ AND KLEBBER TOLEDO FEATURES A GROUP OF SINGLES LOOKING FOR LOVE.”

-Love Is Blind Brazil Season 2 Review Does Not Contain Spoilers-

I feel that whether relationships can work based only on emotional bonds has been proved (or disproved) several times over three seasons of the English version, one season of the Japanese version, and now we have the second season of the Brazilian version.

It doesn’t help that throughout these seasons (barring the Japanese one), every person seems to have conversations on similar, shallow veins. The people who come on these shows are usually desperate for love and fame and have no depth to them whatsoever. Thus, considering it is solely based on the spoken word, the conversations seem half-baked and empty.

Sure, if you want cringe content, it’s perfect. The people are thoroughly toxic with no sense of gravitas, and everyone tries to be petty at the slightest inconvenience. But that’s what you expect, I guess when you watch a show that touts dishing out true love by just talking to each other through a screen about the vainest topics.

Love is Blind Brazil season 2 isn’t anything different and is exactly the same as the other seasons of the other versions. It’s interesting how the show, in general, doesn’t showcase the people who don’t end up with partners in the show. Like, it’s fine if you fail to make connections, but I guess it would be interesting to see how their interactions went as well.

However, from the first minute, we know who is getting out of the pods with their fiancés/fiancées. Which, you know, I would get if people jumped to marrying people even during traditional dating. No one proposes to others on their second date, it’s just an extremely manic thing to do and very immature.

Apart from all this toxicity, the series is just plain boring. The first time or two is was rather fun. But Love is Blind Brazil season 2 is just flat – there are no interesting couples who stir crap up, no moments that will make your heart flutter and no emotion that seems genuine in any way.

This makes the audience feel like it’s all scripted and nothing is real. This isn’t an issue with only Love is Blind Brazil season 2, every season feels like it’s been scripted that takes the reality aspect away from it. Although there were some Hail Mary moments in this season that addressed some real issues, we were swiftly taken back to the same-old toxic circle of stupidity over and over again.

This is also the reason why you don’t feel for the people when they go through conflict because, firstly, it doesn’t feel real, and secondly, it’s just childish to watch 30-year-olds being so bad at communicating their feelings and issues. Ok, sure. Not everyone is great at communicating their feelings and needs. But in that case, I think the best course of action is to sort through these issues and not get blindly married.

But maybe I’m just not romantic enough, who knows?

Summing Up: Love is Blind Brazil Season 2

Love is Blind Brazil season 2 is the same annoyingly stupid show that continuously tries to make a point but fails miserably every time.  There’s not enough drama, and these people are not mature enough to endure these situations. It’s just so silly and pointless to watch.

At least they aren’t using those extremely ugly cups (or chalices?) this time.

Love Is Blind Brazil is streaming on Netflix.

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