Think Like a Man Too

Incessantly shrieky ...

[A] full-throttle assault on reason, taste and human dignity ...

Noisy claptrap devoid of all that is good about cinema.

Kevin Hart's Cedric steamrolls over everyone else with his motor-mouth tirades and physical antics. He's Roger Rabbit unleashed on the set of Dr. Phil.

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.

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.

The advice contained within has more Hart than actual heart and is unlikely to provide much self-help, but has the same kind of bland appeal as its predecessor.

Nothing more than a formulaic money grab.

Too rollicking, too raucous, too funny for words.

Still, there exists unmistakable cast chemistry, a few laughs and a solid enough hour.