Think like a Man Too

This sequel to Think like a Man sees the original cast reunite in Las Vegas for a wedding. Both bachelor and bachelorette parties begin in style, but mishaps and relationship problems soon threaten to derail the nuptials. Mixing comedy tropes that have either run their course or didn't work in the first place, the film settles for simply bringing the cast back together, ignoring the need for purpose. What transpires is a series of loose subplots scattered over the course of one night - with Kevin Hart doing a lot of shouting. Ironically, it's the comedian's overbearing energy that keeps the film going, his rapid-fire jokes occasionally hitting the mark. The rest of the cast is likeable enough, and they stretch their thin character arcs gamely, but it's ultimately a redundant exercise. Even in the tepid world of relationship comedies, Think like a Man Too feels needless and wastes the variety of talent on offer.