'Think Like A Man' Destined To Be A Good Movie

Need great insight on how to maneuver while in a relationship with a significant other? Well, Think Like a Man might be the right movie to go see.

Think Like a Man is an upcoming comedy romance film, which is an adaptation of Steve Harvey’s book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man.

“Well, I’m here to tell you that expecting that kind of love— that perfection—from a man is unrealistic. That’s right, I said it—it’s not gonna happen, no way, no how. Because a man’s
love isn’t like a woman’s love.” ― Steve Harvey

The film follows four couples, and the women who read Harvey’s best selling book to gain information for their benefit in their respective relationships. When the men find out that the women are playing on Harvey’s advice, they try to turn the tables on them.

Think Like a Man will feature a star-studded cast featuring the likes of funny man Kevin Hart. Hart as of recent has escalated his career to the moon. The Scary Movie franchise star has loudly established himself as the go-to-guy when casting a comedian. Last year, he helped add a little spice to the MTV video music awards when he agreed to be a guest MC. Besides that, he appeared in several movies and has done numerous hilarious comedy stand-up tours.

Also featured in the film is Jerry Ferrara. His recent credits include his part as Turtle on HBO’s hit series Entourage. In the show, Turtle brought street smarts and an urban flavor to his fellow characters.

Here is a long list of the other stars who are slated to be in the movie:

Arielle Kebbel
Taraji P. Henson
Meagan Good
Gabrielle Union
Michael Ealy
Morris Chestnut
Gary Owen
Romany Malco
Chris Brown
Regina Hall
Terrence J
Kelly Rowland
Nicole Anderson
Keri Hilson
Wendy Williams
Ne-Yo
Marcus Canty
Marcus Stroud

This is a pretty nice cast and with all the experience of this ensemble – and the film being directed by Tim Story – it is destined to be a good film. Think Like a Man is scheduled to be released April 20, 2012.

Video of Regina Hall, Meagan Good, and Gabrielle Union talking about the movie below:

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