Most of the big laughs in “Think Like a Man” come from him. Hart gives a lift to what might otherwise be static conversation scenes, playing every moment with an edge of franticness and hysteria.

Thrown into the mix (and a major source of the movie's propulsion) is comedian Kevin Hart as a newly divorced man who insists that he's having the time of his life. They fill out the male types of mama's boy ( Terrence Jenkins), dreamer ( Michael Ealy), player ( Romany Malco) and perpetual adolescent ( Jerry Ferrara). Oh, yeah, there are men in this movie, too, and they're not bad, either. That these are four gorgeous, intelligent black actresses, who rarely find roles in feature films worthy of their talent, wit or power, makes “Think Like a Man” even more something to appreciate.

I definitely recommend it to everyone except those who are put off by a bit of soppy romance.The movie provides the rare and satisfying spectacle of four gorgeous, intelligent women actually playing four gorgeous intelligent women - not the victims of a psycho, or the girlfriends of a detective, or prostitutes bemoaning the hard life of a pimp. Too many movies focus on the gangster element of African American culture these days, so I think this is a really positive and refreshing movie. It's really nice to see a movie like this with a nice intelligent middle-class group of African Americans. There's a couple of light racially inspired jokes at the expense of one of the white guys in the group which further emphasises that race just isn't and shouldn't be a serious issue in the group. We have a mostly black cast with a very middle class Friends(TV series)'ish feel to them with 2 white guys in the group, 1 of whom has a black girlfriend. I think racially this movie is fantastic and it makes a lot of very positive statements.

The main cast are pretty diverse in their personalities so most people will be able to relate to someone in the movie, but even if you can't it's got enough comedy/fun in it to keep you entertained. I would class it as having a realistic amount of soppyness which is what makes it good. It's definitely not a 'fairy-tale soppy romantic' movie by any means. I suspect there's been a lot of men who aren't into these types of movies that have been forced to watch it with their girlfriends and have then given it low ratings because it definitely leans towards being more of a soppy romantic comedy than a gritty one. So far the movie has only been rated 6700 times which isn't really enough for it to shadow the minority ratings.

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