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Storyline
Four women have given up on getting their men to do what they want until they find a how to book written by Steve Harvey. They start using his advice about relationships, and their men start falling in line, until the men discover what the women have been doing, then the war is on.
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Taglines:
Let the mind games begin.
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Details
Release Date:
20 April 2012 (USA)
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Also Known As:
Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man
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Box Office
Budget:
$12,000,000
(estimated)
Opening Weekend USA:
$33,636,303,
22 April 2012, Wide Release
Gross USA:
$91,547,205
Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$96,070,507
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Technical Specs
Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1
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Trivia
With a budget of $12 million, the film was director
Tim Story's smallest production since
Barbershop (2002). Story had previously worked on the highly-expensive
Fantastic Four (2005) films.
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Goofs
When Kristen is talking about her relationship at the open house she compares herself to the character Frodo Baggins. When asked to explain who Frodo was she says "from The Hobbit". Frodo appeared in the original Lord of the Rings trilogy, not in the prequel story The Hobbit which focuses on the character Bilbo.
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Quotes
Michael:
Just don't want a relationship based on lies...
Cedric:
That's marriage.
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Crazy Credits
The screen gems logo transitions into the rain forest films logo, which transitions into the opening credits of the movie.
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Sing A Song
Written by
Al McKay and
Maurice White
Performed by
Earth Wind & Fire
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
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User Reviews
Don't be put off by the low ratings. So far the movie has only been rated 6700 times which isn't really enough for it to shadow the minority ratings.
I suspect there's been a lot of men who aren't into these types of movies that have been forced to watch it with their girlfriends and have then given it low ratings because it definitely leans towards being more of a soppy romantic comedy than a gritty one.
It's definitely not a 'fairy-tale soppy romantic' movie by any means. I would class it as having a realistic amount of soppyness which is what makes it good.
The main cast are pretty diverse in their personalities so most people will be able to relate to someone in the movie, but even if you can't it's got enough comedy/fun in it to keep you entertained.
I think racially this movie is fantastic and it makes a lot of very positive statements. We have a mostly black cast with a very middle class Friends(TV series)'ish feel to them with 2 white guys in the group, 1 of whom has a black girlfriend.
There's a couple of light racially inspired jokes at the expense of one of the white guys in the group which further emphasises that race just isn't and shouldn't be a serious issue in the group.
It's really nice to see a movie like this with a nice intelligent middle-class group of African Americans. Too many movies focus on the gangster element of African American culture these days, so I think this is a really positive and refreshing movie.
I definitely recommend it to everyone except those who are put off by a bit of soppy romance.