I Think I Love My Wife

Name: I Think I Love My Wife
Released: 2007-3-16
Cast: Chris Rock, Kerry Washington, Gina Torres, Steve Buscemi, GQ

R
1h 34m
2007

19%

age 18+

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Richard Cooper (Chris Rock), a successful investment banker with a beautiful, intelligent wife and two gorgeous kids at home, would seem to have it all. However, between the daily commutes from the suburbs to New York City, the endless business meetings, the kids’ diapers, and the Wiggles on TV, there’s only one thing on Richard’s mind: women.

Director:

Chris Rock

Producer:

Chris Rock, Lisa Stewart

Writer:

Louis C.K., Chris Rock

Cast:

Chris Rock, Kerry Washington, Gina Torres, Steve Buscemi, GQ

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

19%

Critics Consensus: Chris Rock's comedic instincts are muted and the female characters are unsatisfactorily drawn in this uneven sex farce/domestic drama mashup.

Reviews

Gone With The Twins

Mike Massie

A laugh-less comedy, an unmoving drama, and a ragtag assemblage of feeble characters spouting pathetic dialogue.

November 24, 2020

FULL REVIEW

Bowling Green Daily News

Micheal Compton

Rock tries to add some humorous moments, but most come off as either crass and crude or just plain weird.

Just imagine how much more authentic, topical and engaging this would be if Rock made this film in 2015 instead of eight years earlier.

Pootie Tang was spikier and funnier

June 21, 2017

FULL REVIEW

Orlando Sentinel

Roger Moore

March 3, 2019

Common Sense Media

age 18+

Common Sense Says

Rock's so-so temptation comedy earns its R rating.

What Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that, like Chris Rock's popular stand-up routines (think HBO, not Saturday Night Live), this comedy contains graphic sexual banter and innuendo. Rock plays a successful, sex-starved husband who fantasizes about every attractive woman who passes by. When a super-sexy beauty from his past shows up with come-hither looks, he obsesses about her availability. The temptation to commit adultery -- even when depicted by a usually hilarious comedian like Rock -- isn't exactly kid- or teen-friendly material. There's no actual sex, but Rock's character definitely has sex on the brain. And he swears up a storm, too.