Think Like a Man Too Reviews

I wasn’t expecting much from this flick but since there was a decent cast involved, I thought I might as well check it out anyway. To be honest, I have to admit that I didn’t remember much about ‘Think Like a Man’ (after checking my review for this movie, I was surprised to discover that it was probably not bad at all). Anyway, this sequel turned out to be rather lame after all, that’s for sure. I mean, sure, to have all the characters go to a wedding in Las Vegas was pretty generic and lazy but it wasn’t necessarily a bad idea though. Indeed, to see them going through a very wild night in Sin City could have been fun, as long as they didn’t have a blackout and forgot everything like in ‘The Hangover’. Unfortunately, nothing really crazy or particularly entertaining happened to both the bachelor and bachelorette parties. For example, at some point, the girls eat some marijuana thingy by accident but really nothing happens afterwards, except that they get the munchies later on. With the boys, in a similar fashion, at some point, for no real reason whatsoever, Adam Brody and and some other random white actor were added to the bachelor party because they were apparently supposed to be some ‘party animals’ but they didn’t have any impact at all after all. They also spent way too much time on Cedric’s money issues. On top of that, the fact that the guy didn’t know from the start how crazy expensive such a room would be made the plot line rather ridiculous. At least, they gave us once again a lovely group of ladies (Meagan Good, Regina Hall, Taraji P. Henson, Gabrielle Union, La La Anthony) but it was probably the only positive thing I could find regarding this movie. Anyway, to conclude, the damned thing was maybe harmless but it was still too lame and I don’t think it is really worth a look. 

It isn't promising that this is the same director from the first one. He isn't known for making good films. I like most of the cast members though so I will give it a shot anyways. For the most part this was actually kind of boring and drawn out. I mean the acting was good and the actors tried their best with what they had. Kevin Hart was the best thing about this. I thought the constant narration was a bit unnecessary and tedious. The best scene in my opinion was definitely when they were in the strip club. I felt some characters were too forced into awkward situations and such that really made no sense. Things even got resolved to easily for some of the characters. The ending reminded me a little bit of a scene from Sin City that I had watched the previous day. Anyways it was nothing special and really didn't bring anything to the table that I haven't seen in countless romance dramedies.