Think Like a Man Too

In the vibrant heart of Las Vegas, the sequel to the beloved romantic comedy “Think Like a Man” takes audiences on a rollercoaster ride of love, laughter, and life lessons in “Think Like a Man Too.” When best friends and couples—weaving their lives through a tapestry of miscommunication and dating dilemmas—gather for a wedding weekend, sparks fly and plans go hilariously awry.

Our story centers around five couples navigating their diverse relationship challenges while they prepare to celebrate the marriage of the ever-optimistic Michael and his fierce yet lovable fiancée, Candace. Michael, ready to embrace his new life, is determined to make this the perfect weekend. However, between Candace’s pre-wedding jitters and Michael’s overly enthusiastic attempts to “manage” the events, chaos soon unfolds.

Meanwhile, the other couples face their own trials. The suave yet commitment-phobic Jeremy finds himself in a predicament when his ex unexpectedly shows up, threatening his relationship with the fiercely independent and spirited Kristen. Their journey forces Jeremy to confront his fears about love and connection. As tensions rise, the impulsive and eternally optimistic Mya tries to plan the ultimate bachelorette party, inadvertently turning it into a wild night of unexpected escapades and enlightenment for everyone involved.

In parallel, the bickering pair of a serious lawyer, Zeke, and his fun-loving partner, Lauren, struggle to find common ground as their differing views on marriage clash. As the weekend progresses, they are forced to reconcile their expectations, ultimately leading to heartfelt revelations that deepen their bond.

At the center of this comedic whirlwind is a chance encounter with a charismatic wedding planner who teaches the couples invaluable lessons about vulnerability, trust, and the importance of “thinking like a man” when it comes to understanding the complexities of love. Through moments of hilarity and honesty, the couples learn that the key to lasting relationships lies in open conversations, embracing imperfections, and most importantly, the joy of not taking life too seriously.

Combining humor, romance, and a splash of Las Vegas magic, “Think Like a Man Too” invites viewers to laugh, cry, and reflect on their own love lives while celebrating the unpredictable journey of romance.