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Critics Consensus: This Friday installment is more shapeless and stale than its predecessors.
Critic Consensus: This Friday installment is more shapeless and stale than its predecessors.
All Critics (72) | Top Critics (27) | Fresh (19) | Rotten (53) | DVD (7)
'Twas the night before Christmas and all through the 'hood, Friday fans were wishing the new sequel was good.
This is a terrible movie, one of the worst comedies of the year.
Frenetic but not really funny.
You'd have to be applying pretty loose critical standards to describe Friday After Next ... as a good movie, but in the coming weeks it may certainly prove a useful one.
Friday movies are a lot like an African-American version of Seinfeld; they're really about nothing. And if you can appreciate the cultural dislocation of their urban California milieu, same as Seinfeld, they can be funny as hell.
The jokes are sophomoric, stereotypes are sprinkled everywhere and the acting ranges from bad to bodacious.
you get what you've come to expect from the Friday movies
Something to offend everyone.
It's become abundantly clear that series star/writer/producer Ice Cube hasn't a clue as to why the first Friday became such a beloved cult classic in the first place.
...more cartoonish than anything else...
Perhaps the main problem with Friday After Next is that everything is too manic to be memorable.
A South Central LA comedy with more of the flavor of Halloween, the film is more about ghetto strife that's just too agitated to, well, pause for Claus.
Sheer senselessness and a bogus plot. Friday After Next is a somewhat disappointing installment that doesn't live up to the hype or excitement as the previous films. Ice Cube, Mike Epps and the gang continue to provide laughter and ridiculous gags, but it's more provoking rather than memorable. 3/5
Super Reviewer
NOT FUNNY.
A holiday themed final installment in the Friday Trilogy. I can't say that it's worse than the second one, in fact it's slightly better. Terry Crews made for an even more deranged villain that would stop at nothing to get his jail bait. It's more of the same comedy from the first two, so you basically know what you're getting in to.
Vulgar and ultra-obscene, but still pretty good for what it is. John Witherspoon is a god.
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