Think Like a Man

On the data. The unusual thing about this one is what it is adapted from. Steve Harvey's Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man is a relationship advice book. It has no plot and no characters. So rather than adapting it, the film invents four couples and has the women read the book and start using it on the men, which turns the source into a prop. It is a neat solution to an adaptation problem that should not have been solvable. The first film did well enough that the sequel followed two years later, moving everyone to Las Vegas for a wedding, which is the standard second film for an ensemble comedy and it worked about as well as that usually does. There is no third film. A television series was announced at one point and did not happen. The cast is the draw. Both films are ensembles and the second assumes you know all four couples from the first, so they are not interchangeable.

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