I Think I Love My Wife (2007)

5/10

A roly-poly CBS sitcom, only with more liberal use of the f-word.

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09/27/07

2.5/5

I Think I Love My Wife doesn't seem to know which choice to embrace (comedy or drama) and ends up being a hit-and-miss affair.

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06/25/07

4/6

Rock’s breakthrough as a director -- a chance for him to grapple openly with his status as a maturing (but still ostensibly immature) comedian.

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06/23/07

N/A

Buppie infidelity, marital boredom and female temptation on every street corner are the predicaments posed by this Chris Rock directed oddly unromantic fare.

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05/15/07

1.5/4

Rock's humor is once again in its diluted form here.

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04/22/07

3/4

Here's a French sex comedy starring Chris Rock. Yes, really -- Chris Rock.

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04/17/07

2/4

The big problem is, the movie is not funny.

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04/06/07

B-

One of the film's key revelations is that his resistance to having an affair comes as much from wishing to maintain his lifestyle (the high-paying job, the nice house, the kids) as from loyalty to his wife. Why sharp observations like that one would need

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04/05/07

2/5

Neither stylistically innovative nor particularly entertaining.

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03/31/07

2/4

some witty social observations, but there are also some slapstick scenes that feel as if they were taken from a completely different movie.

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03/28/07

N/A

Rock's version is funnier, blacker, hipper, and sexier, but Rohmer's shows a little more skin.

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03/26/07

1.5/5

Perhaps some comedians aren't meant for the big screen.

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03/24/07

2/5

The movie has overtones of misogyny that stick in the craw.

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03/23/07

2/4

I'm sure Rock meant well, but the next time he feels the urge to improve upon the French, he should try his hand at baguettes.

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03/22/07

D+

The problem with Chris Rock writing, directing, and starring in a film is that every character winds up talking just like Chris Rock.

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03/21/07

N/A

Too bad the central character is someone you wouldn't want to spend five minutes with, let alone an hour and a half.

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03/21/07

5/10

A crass mid-life crisis comedy that becomes an improbable, uneven rumination about love on the rocks.

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03/20/07

N/A

Rock's observations seem authentic. The problem is they aren't especially funny.

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03/20/07