Stars: Kevin Hart, Gabrielle Union, Wendi McLendon-Covey
Synopsis: All the couples are back for a wedding in Las Vegas, but plans for a romantic weekend go awry when their various misadventures get them into some compromising situations that threaten to derail the big event. As it stands, Think Like A Man Too is an average romantic comedy that can barely stand on its own, let alone measure up to the original. Perhaps if there hadn’t been three Hangover films and Last Vegas before this, audiences might be able to find some entertainment in this drastic departure from the original. There’s no heart here (excuse the pun), and the entire cast just falls flat on poor writing and a lackluster plot. This isn’t the sequel anyone wanted for the original film, but it’s the sequel we got, and it will likely be the last film in the series. That is not the case in Think Like A Man Too.Īlmost all of the laughs are due to Hart’s antics, but even those come up short when compared to the first film. Hart was certainly the center of attention and added much-needed comedic flare to the film, but it was the supporting cast that really made the film so appealing to all audiences. In the original, it was truly an ensemble cast as everyone played a role. None of the other cast members can compete with Hart, which is a stark contrast from the 2012 film. Kevin Hart as Cedric is the highlight of the film, but he’s basically the only saving grace. The complete departure from what made the first film so enjoyable quite literally turns Think Like A Man Too into The Hangover, starring Kevin Hart and the cast of Think Like A Man. There are virtually no references to the Steve Harvey book, which was the entire premise of the first film. Unfortunately, the cast and progression of the story from the original film is where the similarities end. All of the other couples from the first film head to Vegas to join in on the fun. It follows one of the couples from the original film, Candace (Regina Hall) and Michael (Terrence Jenkins), who are getting married in Las Vegas. At first glance, the sequel seems plausible. It was an enjoyable experience for all, but not something you would expect to see a sequel for.įast-forward two years and we have that unwanted sequel, Think Like A Man Too.
While the original was positioned as a romantic comedy, it appealed to far more than just women, as many men could relate to the issues going on between the couples.
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The original movie referenced the book frequently as a primary plot point that linked the four couples featured in the film. It was a best-seller and spawned the 2012 movie, Think Like A Man. In 2009 Steve Harvey released a book titled, “Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man”.
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