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March 16, 2007
At the Movies: Chris Rock's latest film shows his serious side
By CHRISTY LEMIRE
AP Movie Critic
AP Movie Critic
Chris Rock says his latest film, “I Think I Love My Wife,” is a more accurate reflection of who he is. It's more realistic, more introspective, more subdued.
As director, co-writer and star, he's drawn his inspiration from French director Eric Rohmer's 1972 film “Chloe in the Afternoon,” which is unexpected in itself.
| I THINK I LOVE MY WIFE |
 Director: Chris Rock Cast: Chris Rock, Gina Torres, Kerry Washington, Steve Buscemi Rating: R for pervasive language and some sexual content Running time: 94 minutes |
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