Think Like a Man Too
Screen Gems | Release Date: June 20, 2014 CRITIC SCORE DISTRIBUTION
38
METASCORE
Generally unfavorable reviews based on 30 Critic Reviews
Positive:
4
Mixed:
13
Negative:
13
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Critic scorePublicationBy date
38
RogerEbert.comChristy LemireJun 20, 2014
All these folks are pretty bland, really; then again, even gorgeous, charismatic actors like these can get steamrolled when Hart is around. Read full review
38
Slant MagazineEric HendersonJun 19, 2014
That this retrograde "straight talk" somehow managed to emerge on screen as a reasonably genial ensemble comedy speaks to the strength of its performers. Read full review
38
Rolling StonePeter TraversJun 19, 2014
If you laughed at Tim Story's first "Think," based on Steve Harvey's bestselling advice book for women, you'll probably ride along for this jacked-up, Vegas-set sequel in which dudes and dolls offer sexist approaches to throwing a bachelor party. Read full review
38
USA TodayClaudia PuigJun 19, 2014
Silly, unfunny and formulaic. Read full review
38
McClatchy-Tribune News ServiceRoger MooreJun 18, 2014
This generally mild-mannered comedy sinks or swims on Hart’s back. And as one scene makes clear, Little Man can’t swim. Read full review
33
The A.V. ClubIgnatiy VishnevetskyJun 18, 2014
Think Like A Man was a memorably bad movie; the most eccentric thing about this sequel is its title. Read full review
30
Village VoiceMichael NordineJun 19, 2014
Returning director Tim Story lays out the narrative wares with all the subtlety of a neon sign on the Strip, not that the screenplay from Keith Merryman and David A. Newman (who also co-wrote the first one) gives him much to work with. Read full review
30
Los Angeles TimesBetsy SharkeyJun 19, 2014
Mostly, the movie swings wildly between mania when Hart is on-screen and relative serenity when he's not. It gives the film a multiple-personality feel that does not work in its favor. Read full review
30
The New York TimesAnita GatesJun 19, 2014
Things turn loud and desperate and stay that way. Read full review
30
The DissolveNathan RabinJun 19, 2014
Think Like A Man Too isn’t a movie, or even an arbitrary sequel to an arbitrary adaptation of a novelty book, so much as an extended victory lap from filmmakers and actors convinced that all they have to do is show up to equal or top the first film’s success. The sad thing is that they’re probably right. Read full review
20
New Orleans Times-PicayuneMike ScottJun 20, 2014
Unfortunately, Think Like a Man Too never takes the time to elevate any of those characters to beyond mere cardboard cutouts. Read full review
20
The Hollywood ReporterFrank ScheckJun 19, 2014
Coming across as more than a little desperate in its unrelenting freneticism, Think Like a Man Too possesses none of the charm of its predecessor. By the time the seemingly endless film reaches its conclusion, you’ll wish that what happened in Vegas had stayed in Vegas. Read full review
12
New York PostSara StewartJun 18, 2014
If Think Like a Man Too was a man, he would be the world’s worst date: humorless, shrill, speaking primarily in clichés (“what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas!”) and absolutely terrified of women. Read full review
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