Friday After Next

Name: Friday After Next
Genre: Comedy
Released: November 22, 2002
Duration: 85 min
Rating: 35
Cast: Ice Cube, John Witherspoon, Mike Epps

2002

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New Line Cinema | Release Date: November 22, 2002 | R

Starring: Ice Cube, John Witherspoon, Mike Epps

Summary: In this third installment in the hit "Friday" film series, Craig (Ice Cube) and Day-Day (Epps) are back in the old neighborhood and ready for Christmas. (New Line Productions)

Director: Marcus Raboy

Genre(s): Comedy

Rating: R

Runtime: 85 min

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Kevin Thomas

Fast and raunchy, Friday After Next surely stands apart from other holiday-themed movies for its gleeful low-down humor and a raft of uninhibited characters involved in one outrageous predicament after another. Read full review

Elizabeth Weitzman

The movie's 85 minutes speed merrily along on a steady stream of outrageous antics, entertaining performances from seasoned pros (like John Witherspoon, as Craig's dyspeptic dad), and unforgettable introductions to new talent. Read full review

Jonathan Curiel

The jokes are sophomoric, stereotypes are sprinkled everywhere and the acting ranges from bad to bodacious. Read full review

Roger Ebert

I guess there's an audience for it, and Ice Cube has paid dues in better and more positive movies ("Barbershop" among them). But surely laughs can be found in something other than this worked-over material. Read full review

Dallas Observer Luke Y. Thompson

Director Marcus Raboy hasn't made a bad movie, exactly -- just one that seems to have forgotten its own jokes, much as those who watch it will forget everything about it a week later, stoned or not. Read full review

Rick Groen

Dumb and Dumber 'n the hood. Read full review

Nathan Rabin

Marginally better than its predecessor, but only because "Next Friday" lowered standards so far that only a homemade cockfighting video would have failed to surpass it. Read full review

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StevenB.

Dec 22, 2003

I love it.

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Castiel_Angel

Oct 15, 2016

If you wanna laugh and have a good time you can't go wrong with this movie. Just like the two before it, it's got great characters and it is extremely funny

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Sosmooth1982

Dec 23, 2022

Not as good as the other two. Still has some very funny parts. I wish Smoky would come back for one. With him, Ice Cube, and Mike Epps altogether would be hilarious. Wishful thinking!

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Toasty87

Jul 12, 2020

Nothing compared to the first two but it's funny in parts and can be enjoyed today.

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ExpertReviewer

Mar 12, 2019

Not cunning or stunning at all, this movie is a lack of talent compared to the other two, this one is a blatant movie they pulled out their asses. Improvision leads to a blatant decision.

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