And my apologies to two year olds everywhere for insinuating that they in any way act like the characters in this movie. Most two year olds are far more thoughtful and mature. This is a movie that everyone involved with should be embarrassed.It is not funny at all. There is no dialog, just jokes without punchlines. There is no plot, just random scenes with no direction or sense. Infidelity seems to be the goal of this Las Vegas Bachelor Party. And Kevin Hart's emotion ranges from talking very loud to shouting (neither of which is enjoyable).What was filmed in Vegas should have stayed in Vegas.

Think Like A Man TooIf thinking like men gets women to stop acting like men than that's a plus.Thankfully, there are no flatulent females in this comedy.Attending their friends wedding in Vegas, Cedric (Kevin Hart) and his boys (Michael Ealy, Jerry Ferrara, Gary Owen, Romany Malco) split from their significant others (Meagan Good, Taraji P. Henson, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Gabrielle Union) to have the bachelor party.But even though both parties are apart from each other they're still haunted by their relationship woes, i.e. intimacy, infidelity and career.Meanwhile Cedric's extravagant boys' night out lands him in debt, which he hopes to nullify through gambling.The slapdash sequel to the mildly amusing original, Think Too doesn't develop the returning characters beyond their previous appearance, save for Hart who has become a caricature.It also doesn't offer up any relevant relationship advice.Besides, 1 in 5 Las Vegas marriages ends in personal bankruptcy. Red Lightvidiotreviews.blogspot.ca

This movie of course wasn't like the first. I mean how many movies are better than the first one? Other than The Godfather II? Hardly any. Yet it had its hilarious moments and it's cute moments. Kevin Hart was still funny, although I feel that little by little he is losing his touch. When he first came out, he had everybody laughing so hard their stomachs hurt, but now it's alright. Jenifer Lewis and Taraji P. Henson were the only people who I felt were the best actors. Oh and we can't forget Dennis Haysbert. These characters were the ones who I would say, did the most acting. The plot was a little different than the last. Only thing was that there was a wedding and they had to try to celebrate with each other before it was wedding time. I still liked the movie either way, I walked out with a smile on my face and OK with having spent the money to see it. I would recommend watching it. If you're one of those The Fault in Our Stars girls or.. Guys? I would recommend watching this movie afterwards so that you could have a good laugh and replace the sad tears with happy ones.

I never review movies, but this one was so bad that I'm writing this as soon as I got home. I didn't expect much, but I knew that there were some well known actors in this movie. I found that Kevin Hart's character was so obnoxious and that the only good part of the movie was the 30 seconds piece with Drake.I NOT recommend this to anyone--even if they're a Kevin Hart fan. If you like comedies like 22 jump street or the neighbors, you would be wasting your time by going to see this movie as it does NOT compare what so ever.I am so upset with what I saw and I regret seeing it.