bradprit At first I didn't want to watch, but having lots of spare time made me watch it to kill the time. It turned out very nice, I ended with laughter, tears, and fell in love to this movie. At the beginning they talk a lot which a little bit boring, but it is the matter of process because this movie contains some stories which connected each others. Lots of things we can learn about relationships from this movie. Worth to watch and the soundtracks are good, too.

kosmasp But in a fun romantic kind of way. It's not only about suspending your disbelief, but just rolling with it. The movie does not serve anything else than what you should expect from a title like that. To be honest, I thought it'd be worse, but in this case you can feel how much fun the actors had on set. Everyone is clicking and even relationships that seem to have issues, have their strong moments.You can see why there are problems and obviously we do get clichés too. Even the voice over does work (most of the time). Of course you shouldn't have issues with Kevin Hart (I have friends who think he's annoying) or anyone else for that matter. If you can dig them and like seeing people going at it (not literally, no explicit love scenes to make that clear, and the movie is far too light and does not need them) - this movie can be a fun ride for you. Don't expect too much depth of course

Raul Faust You know, people tend to bash all Tyler Perry movies for many random reasons, and I rarely agree with them. In this case, this isn't exactly a Perry's film, but it has a similar style and you can't be denial on that. Well, "Think Like a Man" is a romantic comedy showing some aspects of human relationship, focusing on the different ways men and women think and act with their partners. As a man, I can say that most of what they portray is right or very close to reality. There are some actors from "Scary Movie" franchise, which remembers good times in American teen comedy era-- young adults like me will surely remember Brenda and CJ joking around. It is actually WEIRD to see Regina Hall playing a calm girl, since we're all used to her effusive characters. The story is normally smart most of the time-- except when it appeals to Hollywood clichés in the end of the film. Characters are quite believable and you'll surely identify one of your friends or yourself in this crazy, yet convincing story. Afterall, it's a good movie, but if there weren't some clichés in the end, it could've been much better.

HelenMary A great ensemble cast of comedic greats, and familiar faces, Think Like A Man is an entertaining, funny film. Based on a 'self help dating' book by Comic Steve Harvey, similar to "The Rules" the plot follows the book's suggestions for women's dating technique in order to get what they want from the men they date.It's predictable, of course, but gripping and amusing. All the actors bring something different, similar to Best Man casting. Comedy Golden Boy du jour Kevin Hart was the main overt comedy of the piece - as the downtrodden soon to be divorced from an overbearing wife character. Gorgeous Meagan Good goes up against the "playboy" character as Mya dating Zeke (Romany Malco), Regina Hall (Friends, Bad Boys II) dates "Commitment-phobe" Jeremy (Jerry Ferrara - Entourage's Turtle), Taraji P Henson plays Lauren the rich business woman, falling for jobless eye candy "dreamer" Michael Ealy. Morris Chestnut also puts in an appearance, playing arrogant high flyer. Jenifer Lewis, a stalwart Black American actress, known for her face and her voice in equal measure plays the Mother to the "Mother's boy" character Terence Jenkins. All the pairs of daters are up against/use the book for their own ends with comic effects.A really fun film. You are quickly involved in the characters - no doubt female watchers would root for the girls, and males the boys - and with the variety of the couples, there is something for everyone to watch, enjoy and relate to. Something for men and women to watch, this isn't like a "chick flick" as it might appear. A very entertaining, laugh out loud watch. I was a little disappointed when it finished.