Scanialara You won't be disappointed!

Matrixston Wow! Such a good movie.

Aiden Melton The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Edwin The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Rebel_With_A_Cause_94 After seeing the first Friday film and enjoying it, I expected this sequel to while not living up to the first, to be an enjoyable comedy that would serve up a decent amount of laughs.This film is the equivalent of an Araon Seltzer and Jason Friedberg movie where the film has no plot and the humor is solely based around swearing and being vulgar, except it's all irritating and not funny in the slightest. The film may have been more tolerable if the characters were actually likable, but they are all annoying and unlikeable. Mike Epps was a terrible addition to the cast and is neither funny or a good actor. There's nothing good about this film and it should be avoided at all cost. Even if you are a fan of the first film. I doubt I will even bother to check out the 3rd entry in the series after this mess.

disdressed12 this second film in the Friday trilogy is a pretty good film.i enjoyed it quite a bit.it's pretty funny at times,though maybe not quite as funny as the first one was.i think they stretched a couple of the jokes too thin.there is one running joke that they milked a bit too much.still the story is interesting.the cast of characters is not quite as large,with only a handful of characters from the first film returning.Ice Cube is back as Craig,and John Witherspoon returns as his Dad,Mr.Jones.there are some new characters,but these are not nearly as quirky or interesting as the characters in the first movie.to me,they seemed a bit stereotypical.overall,though,the movie is funny and entertaining.for me,Next Friday is a 7/10

Special-K88 Vengeful bully Deebo escapes from prison and makes his way back to South Central to try and settle the score with Craig (Cube). Not wanting to face his wrath, Craig moves out of the ghetto and travels to the suburbs to stay with his uncle and cousin in Rancho Cucamonga. Unbeknownst to him, the burbs aren't as idyllic as they seem and he gets caught up in a series of lame misadventures with the eccentric neighborhood inhabitants. Follow-up to Friday has more of a plot than its predecessor, along with a likable cast, but it has an abundance of crude humor which seems more desperate than funny, and the whole thing gets old pretty quickly. *½

MightyCorjin I guess this appealed to me because I have a "ghetto" side that rarely gets out. Ice Cube turns in a so-so performance, but Mike Epps shines like them "20s" he says he keeps clean. The storyline doesn't skip that much of a beat, and the new characters are especially funny (a record store owner comes to mind). The gag jokes are just about non-stop, as the movie plays on just about every stereotype concerning the suburbs "Friday" was a great movie, but don't sleep on this just one because it's a sequel. The few things that kept this movie at a 9:a. No Chris Tucker (Mike Epps fills the gap well, but even a quick cameo would've been nice). b. Craig's sister, played by the beautiful Regina King, goes off to college, never to be seen again (mentioned briefly). c. Carla didn't lose the top!!! I was waiting for that so much when I first saw this! d. The three females toward the end didn't do the same!!! DAMN!!!Still, a great movie to laugh your ass off to. SAY IT AGAIN!!!