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Four guys have different personalities but interlink. Their love lives are shaky after the girls, who they are pursuing, buy Harvey';s book and start applying the advices in the book. When they realize that they have been betrayed by one of the girls, they plot to apply the information in that book to reverse the situation and teach the girls a lesson of their own…
Think Like a Man, Too is mostly uninspired and insipid, but it rallies, and builds up enough comic steam by the end that you might find yourself amused.
Hart has to deliver a spectacular highlight every time he touches the ball for this movie to have any chance, and as a result, he takes some ill-advised shots.
It's intermittently fun, and funny, but after a while it's just so much swinging back and forth. We get it. You're up. You're down. You're back up again.
Freed from its ties to the source material - the first film was inspired by a Steve Harvey self-help book - Think Like a Man Too borrows liberally but in a definite PG-13 fashion from The Hangover, hitting on every required Vegas touchstone.