Think Like a Man Too


This movie hit theaters on June 19th and #WOWED the country.  I love the fact that it's not being categorized as a Black Film but as a movie with diversity, comedy, love, and a positive message.  There were many plots to follow, but on of my favorites is that mama boys do stand up to their mama's in a respectful manner and get married. 



It was an awesome movie with great comedy, great acting, and a great cast of all of my favorites.  Kevin Hart is hilarious and plays the role extremely well.  I love the fact we got to see the ladies cut up in this movie too at the strip club.  Yes, Taraji P. Henson, Megan Good, La La Anthony, Regina Hall, and Gabrielle Union outstanding performance.  Let's not forget the outstanding performance from the fellas in the movie to Michael Ealy, Jerry Ferrara, Kevin Hart, Romany Malco, Terrence Jenkins, and Gary Owen.
This movie is still showing in theaters and according to Yahoo Movies box office total is $61,8707,244!  Go Head to the cast and crew of #ThinkLikeAManToo!  Check it out if you have not seen it.  You will laugh and love this movie.
 

I hope there is a third one and thank you to the directors and writers for outstanding project!
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