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Friday After Next
on DVD (2002)
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| Starring: |
Ice Cube, Mike Epps, John Witherspoon, Don Curry, Anna Maria Horsford, Sommore, Clifton Powell, Terry Crews, K.D. Aubert, Bebe Drake, Maziyar Jobrani, Katt Micah Williams |
| Director: |
Marcus Raboy |
| Studio: |
ENTERTAINMENT IN VIDEO |
| Run time: |
85 mins |
| Certificate: |
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| Genres: |
Comedy |
| Languages: |
English |
| Subtitles: |
English |
| Released: |
22/09/2003
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Brief synopsis of Friday After Next
It is Christmas Eve for most of the Christian world, but when Craig (Ice Cube) and Day-Day (Mike Epps) are rudely awaken by a burglar in a Santa suit, it is definitely another FRIDAY in the ghetto. The phoney Santa gets away with all the cousins' Christmas gifts and their overdue rent money after assaulting Craig with a paltry Christmas tree. Cops are called in and do little more than confiscate Craig and Day-Day's pot stash. Though the cousins may be used to such adversity in the 'hood, they have never before had to think about getting real jobs in order to pay the bills. This third installment in the hip-hop stoner series follows L.A.'s lovable losers through their first day as rent-a-cops at a South Central strip mall.
As each problem they encounter becomes more and more ridiculous, screenwriter and star Ice Cube and first-time director Mark Raboy have constructed an irreverent African-American holiday farce. The film builds to a fever pitch at a holiday party where nearly every character in the film shows up for a wild finale. The supporting cast delivers outrageously amusing portraits of ghetto stereotypes while composer John Murphy paces the film by deftly blending hip-hop with traditional film scoring.
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Los Angeles Times
"...Hilarious, rowdy....[With] gleeful low-down humor and a raft of uninhibited characters involved in one outrageous predicament after another..."
Variety
"...[The] project does provide a sizable stage for performers Witherspoon, Curry and, especially, Williams, to strut and show off..."
New York Times
"...The score sounds like a house-party mix....FRIDAY AFTER NEXT cranks up an impressive amount of energy..."
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