Genre: Comedy Romance
Cert: 12A Cert
Director: Tim Story
Screen writer: Keith Merryman, David A. Newman , Steve Harvey
Starring: Adam Brody , Michael Ealy , Jerry Ferrara , Meagan Good , Regina Hall , Kevin Hart , Taraji P. Henson , Terrence Jenkins , Jenifer Lewis , Romany Malco , Gary Owen , Gabrielle Union , La La Anthony , Chris Brown , Dennis Haysbert, Wendy Williams , Sherri Shepherd ,Wendi McLendon-Covey
Running time: 122 min
Parents advised to read before viewing film as some scene may contain scenes unsuitable for younger viewers.
Sex & Nudity: A Santa stripper removes his shorts to reveal tight spandex briefs with a bulging groin and he performs a lap dance for a woman who is carried to a throne on top of the stage area, and he thrusts his groin several times into her face; the woman's fiancé is also dressed as a stripper and he charges forward and starts a fistfight (please see the Violence/Gore category for more details).
Exotic dancers dance, shimmy and writhe around poles while wearing thong bikini bottoms and women at a pool show full bare buttocks, abdomens and wear narrow bra tops that reveal significant cleavage.
A female stripper wearing a corset, fishnet stockings and heels slides on her stomach on a bar and tells a man in front of her that he is fine; she rises and we see parts of her body in close-up as she dances in costume (we see her behind and large-breasted cleavage).
A man in a hotel stares at a female concierge's clothed buttocks.
A woman walks away from the camera, wiggling her clothed behind.
A woman wearing a bikini sits on a chaise lounge, asks a man to put lotion on her back, drops her top (we see her bare back), he refuses because he has a girlfriend, she replaces her top, says that she has a boyfriend and walks away.
A woman lies on a leather couch in a bar, exposing her thighs and lower legs.
A man and a woman are shown on a bed and we see their bare shoulders and arms; the woman stands up to reveal a low-cut slip showing cleavage and most of her thighs while the man is shirtless.
A professional stripper oils up his chest.
A dozen male strippers and half dozen amateur strippers are shown shirtless or wearing leather cross-straps along their chest; they dance for a short time and perform pelvic thrusts at women around a bar.
A man wears an open long-sleeved shirt, briefs with bulging groin and socks as he dances and slides on a floor; an older woman walks in and tells him there is nothing attractive about his body and that she has seen larger (genitals).
A woman wears a net tunic over a bikini that reveals cleavage, full thighs and full legs; women friends come in and handcuff her to a male party doll wearing a string bikini bottom over a bulging groin. Hundreds of women wearing skimpy bikinis are seen in a long shot and a scene of women exotic dancers in a club.
Two topless women, seen from the back, walk away from the camera or jump into a pool.
We see old black and white footage of Las Vegas containing scenes of a belly dancer undulating with a bare midriff as well as of chorus girls dancing while wearing skimpy outfits that include shorts and sleeveless tops that reveal cleavage; the camera cuts to 2014 Las Vegas with chorus girls wearing sequined panties and low-cut tops with significant cleavage exposed, fishnet stockings and heavy makeup.
Dozens of women wear low-cut tank tops and/or low-cut mini-dresses or short shorts that reveal cleavage and most of their thighs and legs.
Several women wear tight-fitting knit or leather dresses that reveal cleavage as well as most of the thighs.
Many men walk around a hotel shirtless and stand by the hotel pool, shirtless and wearing shorts.
Very large nude female statues with their backs to the camera show full back nudity in marble.
A man begins to remove his fiancées blouse and his mother walks in from her adjoining hotel room, ending the scene.
A man and a woman kiss and when a friend in the doorway says, "Get a room!" the woman says, "We're in it" and the man at the door says, "He's killing that" (i.e. having sex often).
In a brief scene, a middle-aged couple lies in bed, wearing long hotel robes and sex is implied to have happened the night before; she says only, "Lord, have mercy!" and the evening before she said that she refuses flings, affairs and one-night stands, suggesting that this will be a permanent relationship.
A husband and his wife fall onto a bed, choose role-playing names for sex characters, and the camera cuts away (sex is implied).
A clothed man and a woman kiss on a bed and when she says that she is pregnant, they both cry in joy.
Several couples kiss briefly in half a dozen scenes.
A man and a woman kiss for a prolonged time in the back seat of a car.
A man kisses a woman hello.
Speaking with friends, a husband says that his wife gave him a bonus allowance as she begins to kneel, suggesting oral sex.
A husband says that his wife is a drill sergeant about his sex life, scheduled in order for them to conceive after trying for nine years; one night she says she wants three shots (of semen) and he says he cannot do it.
A woman says to female friends, "He didn't do me."
Female friends dance on a bar top, lip-synching to a song with the lyrics "Me and the krewe used to do her" while men around them cheer.
A male friend runs into a couple at a hotel and loudly exclaims about the other man's past sexual exploits, causing an argument between the couple.
A man accuses two other men of having menstrual periods and they board a party van and see that the side of it is painted with the torsos of three men as one man says, "This is a women's van."
A groomsman asks the groom if he waxed his fiancée's vagina and receives no reply.
A man tells his friend who is entering a strip contest to "shake your black ass."
A man says marriage is bad and that men should keep their women in check.
A man says married couples have a sexless life while he does a thumb-up to thumb-down movement, indicating a dying erection.
A woman tells her bridesmaids that they are whores if they drink and dance, fake orgasms and drink shots off a stranger's abdomen and a younger woman whispers a sexual remark.
Violence & Gore:An extended strip-club fight scene (please see the Sex/Nudity category for more details) starts as a woman shouts, "Bar Fight!" and involves men and women punching, kicking, choking, slamming people against walls, jumping on each other's backs, hitting people over the head with empty bottles and a caveman's club, and falling; we see no bloodshed or injuries, only some dirty faces and tousled hair when 10 people have mug shots taken and are separated into the men's and women's holding cell cages and one woman says, "I am not prepared to be somebody's bitch."
Two women arm wrestle while two other women fall asleep, hugging.
A man who is shouting is attacked by a huge heavy set man with colorful tattoos covering his upper chest and arms, but the bigger man stops and walks away.
A large bodyguard puts an arm lock on a smaller man, who winces and shouts in pain.
In different scenes four heterosexual couples argue about money, jobs, children, what a threesome is (sex), how often to have sex, fear of marriage, in-laws, lying, and other things.
A woman and her mother-in-law argue and the older woman demands that the younger woman leave her son forever.
A woman on a phone tells her husband twice that she will kill him; he hears another man speaking in the background of the call and says he will hit the light-skinned man and make a bruise show.
A man, his fiancée, and his mother have a three-way argument and all cry when it is over.
A dozen people are released from jail and rush to a wedding site while shouting and when they realize that they are too late, the bride sits on a staircase and cries.
Throughout the film, a man loses his temper, curses, belittles his friends and yells at his wife on his phone, in order to meet his extravagant goals as best man in a wedding.
Profanity: 1 possible F-word indistinctly pronounced, 6 sexual references, 9 scatological terms, 14 anatomical terms, 26 mild obscenities, 1 religious profanity (GD), 21 religious exclamations (e.g. Oh My God, He's A God, God, For Christ's Sake, Jesus Christ, Oh God, Hallelujah, Jesus and Lord Have Mercy).
Name-calling (crazy, craziness, momma's boy, short man, puppet, worst man, old, old women, old battle axe, ladies [said to men], silly-pilly, whore, hookers, gay, skanky, creepy, jerk, mean, vindictive Pork Chop, Hercules, Norman Bates, Magic Mike, Django, Negatron, Spanish, Rain Man, Drill Sergeant, Zeke the Freak, freak and vindictive.)
Stereotypical references to African-Americans, Whites, multi-racial individuals, men, women, gays, lesbians, marriage, single mothers, business people, prisoners, divorced people, short people, domineering mothers, CEOs, hotel managers, the Spanish, Christians and exclamations (shut-up.)
Alcohol/Drugs/Smoking:A husband tells his wife that he must use marijuana strips (like mouthwash strips) for the scheduled sex that she demands from him.
A woman's friends get marijuana strips out of the woman's purse and use them thinking they are mouthwash and behave intoxicated.
A man tells a woman that he used to get her boyfriend drunk and the woman looks disgusted.
Several club scenes show crowded bars with many liquor and wine bottles on the back bar as well as beer taps.
Crowded tables in clubs hold beer bottles as well as glasses of wine and cocktails.
Many men and women drink from glasses and beer bottles in club scenes.
A butler takes a bottle of whiskey and a bottle of champagne from a bar and pours drinks for guests.
A woman pops a champagne cork in a strip club and sprays the customers around her.
A woman throws a full glass of champagne into the face of a man she once dated and tells him to watch his back.
A close-up shows six men holding up martinis for a toast and they drink.
Six men at a bar drink a mixed drink and one man also has a glass of wine.
A man in a bar orders five shots of testosterone for men that he says are "ladies" (the bar does not have testosterone) and they drink double shots of a flaming beverage.
A woman tells her bridesmaids that alcohol is the leading cause of hangovers and bloating.
Six women are shown in a party van as they drink martinis.
A woman drinks a cocktail quickly and another woman says that the drinker will throw up (she does not become ill.)
A woman chugs from a champagne bottle in her hotel room.
Two men each chug from a magnum of champagne at a hotel front desk.
Frightening/Intense Scenes: none
Story:In the highly anticipated sequel, which was inspired by Steve Harvey's best-selling book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man, all the couples are back for a wedding in Las Vegas. But plans for a romantic weekend go awry when their various misadventures get them into some compromising situations that threaten to derail the big event
Likes : This was an entertaining film, had a few laugh's, but wasn't the greatest comedy ive seen, a very one dimensional walk through a bunch of guys (who are suppose to come off the party animals and a bunch of girls who all wear clothes so tight it looks sprayed on start to act like the boys but ends up being a completely different film although the acting is great there was a few moments that could of been cut from the film.
It dosent have some direction as it moves long at a stead pace but the story could of been a little better.As for comedy there isnt much is the way of a laffs and chuckles there but few and far between. and each relationship is so predictable you can go to use the bathroom - talk on the phone - get a snack - then come back to the movie and know exactly what's happening when you come back.
This not a hang over type film the guy get them self it to trouble,some part were ok but i thought it could of been better in the concept, but this may appeal to some people.
Dislikes :The plot is non-existent.,There was a few moments that could of been cut of the film like the silly dance number like watching a bad MTV music video which complete throw the tone of the film off, its just wasn't funny, i was excepting it to be a big more outrageous funny film but falls complete flat.
Overall : Nothing special average film, great acting but not so much laughs
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 for entertainment / 4 out of 10 for story-line
Screen writer: Keith Merryman, David A. Newman , Steve Harvey
Starring: Adam Brody , Michael Ealy , Jerry Ferrara , Meagan Good , Regina Hall , Kevin Hart , Taraji P. Henson , Terrence Jenkins , Jenifer Lewis , Romany Malco , Gary Owen , Gabrielle Union , La La Anthony , Chris Brown , Dennis Haysbert, Wendy Williams , Sherri Shepherd ,Wendi McLendon-Covey
Running time: 122 min
Parents advised to read before viewing film as some scene may contain scenes unsuitable for younger viewers.
Sex & Nudity: A Santa stripper removes his shorts to reveal tight spandex briefs with a bulging groin and he performs a lap dance for a woman who is carried to a throne on top of the stage area, and he thrusts his groin several times into her face; the woman's fiancé is also dressed as a stripper and he charges forward and starts a fistfight (please see the Violence/Gore category for more details).
Exotic dancers dance, shimmy and writhe around poles while wearing thong bikini bottoms and women at a pool show full bare buttocks, abdomens and wear narrow bra tops that reveal significant cleavage.
A female stripper wearing a corset, fishnet stockings and heels slides on her stomach on a bar and tells a man in front of her that he is fine; she rises and we see parts of her body in close-up as she dances in costume (we see her behind and large-breasted cleavage).
A man in a hotel stares at a female concierge's clothed buttocks.
A woman walks away from the camera, wiggling her clothed behind.
A woman wearing a bikini sits on a chaise lounge, asks a man to put lotion on her back, drops her top (we see her bare back), he refuses because he has a girlfriend, she replaces her top, says that she has a boyfriend and walks away.
A woman lies on a leather couch in a bar, exposing her thighs and lower legs.
A man and a woman are shown on a bed and we see their bare shoulders and arms; the woman stands up to reveal a low-cut slip showing cleavage and most of her thighs while the man is shirtless.
A professional stripper oils up his chest.
A dozen male strippers and half dozen amateur strippers are shown shirtless or wearing leather cross-straps along their chest; they dance for a short time and perform pelvic thrusts at women around a bar.
A man wears an open long-sleeved shirt, briefs with bulging groin and socks as he dances and slides on a floor; an older woman walks in and tells him there is nothing attractive about his body and that she has seen larger (genitals).
A woman wears a net tunic over a bikini that reveals cleavage, full thighs and full legs; women friends come in and handcuff her to a male party doll wearing a string bikini bottom over a bulging groin. Hundreds of women wearing skimpy bikinis are seen in a long shot and a scene of women exotic dancers in a club.
Two topless women, seen from the back, walk away from the camera or jump into a pool.
We see old black and white footage of Las Vegas containing scenes of a belly dancer undulating with a bare midriff as well as of chorus girls dancing while wearing skimpy outfits that include shorts and sleeveless tops that reveal cleavage; the camera cuts to 2014 Las Vegas with chorus girls wearing sequined panties and low-cut tops with significant cleavage exposed, fishnet stockings and heavy makeup.
Dozens of women wear low-cut tank tops and/or low-cut mini-dresses or short shorts that reveal cleavage and most of their thighs and legs.
Several women wear tight-fitting knit or leather dresses that reveal cleavage as well as most of the thighs.
Many men walk around a hotel shirtless and stand by the hotel pool, shirtless and wearing shorts.
Very large nude female statues with their backs to the camera show full back nudity in marble.
A man begins to remove his fiancées blouse and his mother walks in from her adjoining hotel room, ending the scene.
A man and a woman kiss and when a friend in the doorway says, "Get a room!" the woman says, "We're in it" and the man at the door says, "He's killing that" (i.e. having sex often).
In a brief scene, a middle-aged couple lies in bed, wearing long hotel robes and sex is implied to have happened the night before; she says only, "Lord, have mercy!" and the evening before she said that she refuses flings, affairs and one-night stands, suggesting that this will be a permanent relationship.
A husband and his wife fall onto a bed, choose role-playing names for sex characters, and the camera cuts away (sex is implied).
A clothed man and a woman kiss on a bed and when she says that she is pregnant, they both cry in joy.
Several couples kiss briefly in half a dozen scenes.
A man and a woman kiss for a prolonged time in the back seat of a car.
A man kisses a woman hello.
Speaking with friends, a husband says that his wife gave him a bonus allowance as she begins to kneel, suggesting oral sex.
A husband says that his wife is a drill sergeant about his sex life, scheduled in order for them to conceive after trying for nine years; one night she says she wants three shots (of semen) and he says he cannot do it.
A woman says to female friends, "He didn't do me."
Female friends dance on a bar top, lip-synching to a song with the lyrics "Me and the krewe used to do her" while men around them cheer.
A male friend runs into a couple at a hotel and loudly exclaims about the other man's past sexual exploits, causing an argument between the couple.
A man accuses two other men of having menstrual periods and they board a party van and see that the side of it is painted with the torsos of three men as one man says, "This is a women's van."
A groomsman asks the groom if he waxed his fiancée's vagina and receives no reply.
A man tells his friend who is entering a strip contest to "shake your black ass."
A man says marriage is bad and that men should keep their women in check.
A man says married couples have a sexless life while he does a thumb-up to thumb-down movement, indicating a dying erection.
A woman tells her bridesmaids that they are whores if they drink and dance, fake orgasms and drink shots off a stranger's abdomen and a younger woman whispers a sexual remark.
Violence & Gore:An extended strip-club fight scene (please see the Sex/Nudity category for more details) starts as a woman shouts, "Bar Fight!" and involves men and women punching, kicking, choking, slamming people against walls, jumping on each other's backs, hitting people over the head with empty bottles and a caveman's club, and falling; we see no bloodshed or injuries, only some dirty faces and tousled hair when 10 people have mug shots taken and are separated into the men's and women's holding cell cages and one woman says, "I am not prepared to be somebody's bitch."
Two women arm wrestle while two other women fall asleep, hugging.
A man who is shouting is attacked by a huge heavy set man with colorful tattoos covering his upper chest and arms, but the bigger man stops and walks away.
A large bodyguard puts an arm lock on a smaller man, who winces and shouts in pain.
In different scenes four heterosexual couples argue about money, jobs, children, what a threesome is (sex), how often to have sex, fear of marriage, in-laws, lying, and other things.
A woman and her mother-in-law argue and the older woman demands that the younger woman leave her son forever.
A woman on a phone tells her husband twice that she will kill him; he hears another man speaking in the background of the call and says he will hit the light-skinned man and make a bruise show.
A man, his fiancée, and his mother have a three-way argument and all cry when it is over.
A dozen people are released from jail and rush to a wedding site while shouting and when they realize that they are too late, the bride sits on a staircase and cries.
Throughout the film, a man loses his temper, curses, belittles his friends and yells at his wife on his phone, in order to meet his extravagant goals as best man in a wedding.
Profanity: 1 possible F-word indistinctly pronounced, 6 sexual references, 9 scatological terms, 14 anatomical terms, 26 mild obscenities, 1 religious profanity (GD), 21 religious exclamations (e.g. Oh My God, He's A God, God, For Christ's Sake, Jesus Christ, Oh God, Hallelujah, Jesus and Lord Have Mercy).
Name-calling (crazy, craziness, momma's boy, short man, puppet, worst man, old, old women, old battle axe, ladies [said to men], silly-pilly, whore, hookers, gay, skanky, creepy, jerk, mean, vindictive Pork Chop, Hercules, Norman Bates, Magic Mike, Django, Negatron, Spanish, Rain Man, Drill Sergeant, Zeke the Freak, freak and vindictive.)
Stereotypical references to African-Americans, Whites, multi-racial individuals, men, women, gays, lesbians, marriage, single mothers, business people, prisoners, divorced people, short people, domineering mothers, CEOs, hotel managers, the Spanish, Christians and exclamations (shut-up.)
Alcohol/Drugs/Smoking:A husband tells his wife that he must use marijuana strips (like mouthwash strips) for the scheduled sex that she demands from him.
A woman's friends get marijuana strips out of the woman's purse and use them thinking they are mouthwash and behave intoxicated.
A man tells a woman that he used to get her boyfriend drunk and the woman looks disgusted.
Several club scenes show crowded bars with many liquor and wine bottles on the back bar as well as beer taps.
Crowded tables in clubs hold beer bottles as well as glasses of wine and cocktails.
Many men and women drink from glasses and beer bottles in club scenes.
A butler takes a bottle of whiskey and a bottle of champagne from a bar and pours drinks for guests.
A woman pops a champagne cork in a strip club and sprays the customers around her.
A woman throws a full glass of champagne into the face of a man she once dated and tells him to watch his back.
A close-up shows six men holding up martinis for a toast and they drink.
Six men at a bar drink a mixed drink and one man also has a glass of wine.
A man in a bar orders five shots of testosterone for men that he says are "ladies" (the bar does not have testosterone) and they drink double shots of a flaming beverage.
A woman tells her bridesmaids that alcohol is the leading cause of hangovers and bloating.
Six women are shown in a party van as they drink martinis.
A woman drinks a cocktail quickly and another woman says that the drinker will throw up (she does not become ill.)
A woman chugs from a champagne bottle in her hotel room.
Two men each chug from a magnum of champagne at a hotel front desk.
Frightening/Intense Scenes: none
Story:In the highly anticipated sequel, which was inspired by Steve Harvey's best-selling book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man, all the couples are back for a wedding in Las Vegas. But plans for a romantic weekend go awry when their various misadventures get them into some compromising situations that threaten to derail the big event
Likes : This was an entertaining film, had a few laugh's, but wasn't the greatest comedy ive seen, a very one dimensional walk through a bunch of guys (who are suppose to come off the party animals and a bunch of girls who all wear clothes so tight it looks sprayed on start to act like the boys but ends up being a completely different film although the acting is great there was a few moments that could of been cut from the film.
It dosent have some direction as it moves long at a stead pace but the story could of been a little better.As for comedy there isnt much is the way of a laffs and chuckles there but few and far between. and each relationship is so predictable you can go to use the bathroom - talk on the phone - get a snack - then come back to the movie and know exactly what's happening when you come back.
This not a hang over type film the guy get them self it to trouble,some part were ok but i thought it could of been better in the concept, but this may appeal to some people.
Overall : Nothing special average film, great acting but not so much laughs
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 for entertainment / 4 out of 10 for story-line
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