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Nicole of ArchonCinemaReviews.com Steve Harvey's best selling book gets a second film adaptation with Think Like A Man Too - which basically throws his concept out the window.Fans of the original will have fun with the sequel Think Like A Man Too – and Archon Cinema Reviews is guilty as charged.In Think Like A Man audiences got to see the dynamics of men and women in a relationship power struggle, utilizing the ideas and themes in Steve Harvey's best selling novel. In Think Like A Man Too we do not get to see the next step to this power struggle, though it touches upon marriage and having children, and instead just places these memorable characters and couples in Las Vegas for an all out ridiculous-fest.Sometimes you go to the theater or pop in a DVD because you just want to laugh and have a good time. Think Like A Man and Think Like A Man Too are made just for that experience – they utilize the charisma and chemistry between the actors and actresses to make for an especially fun time.There were really two ways the sequel to Think Like A Man could have gone: bigger, louder and more ridiculous with an irreverence for the concept OR smartly rethink and reimagine the concept for a funny but smart film that could stand on its own. Think Like A Man Too goes for the former option with lots of scantily clad beautiful men and women, booze, and an uproariously absurd chain of events.Fans of the film will be happy and pleasantily surprised by the film – because in reality, Think Like A Man Too could have easily been the most abominable cash-cow creation. And the film does try to integrate the original theme into the sequel but it is too fleeting and too scattered to have a serious impact.Please check out our website for full reviews of all the recent releases.

leonblackwood Review: I didn't really find this movie that funny. It just seemed like many other movies in this genre, with Kevin Hart rambling on like he did in the first film in this franchise. I didn't find the character that interesting and a lot of the film was corny. Basically it's about a group of friends who get together for a bachelor and hen party in Las Vegas. The couples separate and make the most of the Vegas nightlife, but they end up getting in all types of trouble before the wedding, which was also being held in Vegas. I wasn't expecting that much from the film because I wasn't a big fan of the first one. There's a couple of funny moments, like when Kevin Hart was getting down in his room like Tom Cruise in Risky Business and when the ladies were singing Poison in the club, but I still failed to find it that funny. On the plus side, I liked the chemistry between the characters, which seemed realistic, but it lacked originality. Average!Round-Up: After making such a profit at the box office, I'm sure that were going to see more movies in this franchise, especially as the storyline was left open. Personally, I think the characters aren't interesting enough to make another movie but thats just my opinion. Although Kevin Hart is pretty annoying in the film, he is the only person that makes it slightly interesting and funny. The other male characters didn't have that much input in the movie and the ladies story lines were pretty weak. Anyway, as a single man, I didn't really enjoy the film but I'm sure that there Is many couples that will relate to this film, especially on a date night out.Budget: $24million Worldwide Gross: $70millionI recommend this movie to people who are into their comedies about a group of friends who get together for a night out in Las Vegas before a wedding. 3/10

s-sriharsh This movie is just trying to make a copy of the TV Series Entourage. And it has done in the worst way it can. First of all, It is better than to be original rather than to replicate. And even if you replicate, please be better at it. This is the worst replication i have ever seen. I don't mean to be racist, but hiring all black men and copynin the voices of Entourage, seems to be racist!!!To the director: Please be try to be original!!!! (Even if you are black). Be original and imaginative. FYI: "Director" word means to be "creative" & "imaginative", and you are totally not.....please never make a movie again.

allaboutlydia2003 I did not enjoy this movie. I felt it was too much coonery and poor dialogue. Kevin Hart in my opinion is not funny. He tries way to hard to be funny. I have read both of Steve Harvey's books and felt the movie should have been more of a comedic drama in the vein of Waiting to Exhale. Here was a chance to make a slick, sexy, glossy movie using the guidance Mr. Harvey provides in his books. Instead it was turned into a slap stick vulgar train wreck. Dennis Haysbert, Jennifer Lewis, Tarji Henson, Jim Piddock and Michael Ealy are good actors whose talents were wasted in this movie. Even Gary Owen who is funny could have been utilized better. A lot of the scenes were contrived and predictable. I knew at the end that Zeke would walk across the water to get to Maya. Regina Hall has the makings of a good actress but she has yet to get the right material to showcase her craft. They just threw celebrities in the movie probably to attract more viewers. For example, Drake, Floyd Merriweather served no purpose in the movie and Drake's lines were terrible. I'm surprised that Mr. Harvey would sign off on a movie where the "N" word is used. This movie is no different than the chittlin circuit plays produced by Mr. Perry. Just a greasy bag of chicken.