- MOVIE
- 12:01 PM, Mar 29
though it is funny - at times, laugh-out-loud funny - this comedy is by and for adultsby Mick LaSalle [San Francisco Chronicle ]
this is a lot smarter and funnier than the considerably paler multi-character-spanning romantic comedy stinkers Garry Marshall has been churning out latelyby Glenn Kenny [MSN Movies ]
the laughs are too infrequent and lazy to do the cast justiceby Barbara VanDenburgh [Arizona Republic ]
the cookie-cutter behavioral tics are funny in an overly broad way, even if the dialogue is basically stand-up patter turned into glib, fast conversationReview rate : B- by Owen Gleiberman [Entertainment Weekly ]
the actors offer gentle twists that take away some of the stingby Elizabeth Weitzman [New York Daily News ]
story and collaborators succeed in making a courtship comedy that will entertain women and amuse menby Carrie Rickey [Philadelphia Inquirer ]
schematic and borderline dogmatic, Think Like a Man still gives welcome space for its charming cast to behave and misbehave becominglyby Richard Corliss [TIME Magazine ]
relaxed yet livelyby Michael Phillips [Chicago Tribune ]
once the movie starts, it feels like an ad for the bookby Stephen Whitty [Newark Star-Ledger ]
often hits its amusing marks, but with a weighty running time of two hours, it often feels more like a lecture than an intended rompby Michael Rechtshaffen [Hollywood Reporter ]
keeping the audience laughing - and caring - from start to finishby Jennie Punter [Globe and Mail ]
is watching a few talented performers make do with the worstby Mellisa Anderson [Village Voice ]
each of the intersecting plots could be stretched into a romantic comedy all its ownby Brian Lowry [Variety ]
all that winking makes it sort of a two-hour infomercial, but a decently amusing oneby Bob Mondello [NPR ]